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... Englishwoman, wac robbed of 150,000 francs at her hotel in Paris. The polio. state that they have clues to the thief. Mr. David Treasure (eirdieitorl was lab - dark to pittrla n 4 to Va lk, A aar~ teolieieorl, by the chair . a pew sad saag the rwesdt_Flrs ...
... yester- i2k EMIGRANTS A party of from London to-day THRESHER John O’Cailaghan Watergrasshill was threshing last KILLED Mr David Treasure l‘irdule-roel Liverpool fell into Mount dock Cardiff to-day and killed COMMUNISTS EXECUTED as sequel revolutionary BARBEPING ...
... October 28. 1935.—Sadlv missed fcy his daughter Florrie and sister Inzzie A constant thought and silent tear.’* SPROUL (David).—Treasured memories my dear husband, died October 28. 1940. Midst life's changes I never forget you.’’—Vour loving w.fe. Lizzie ...
... 1938. ” Death divides, but memm- clings.” Ever remembered sister, brother, nieces, and nephews (Birmingham). WA-KER (David).—Treasured memories dear husband and father, who was called rest September 12, 1941. Hearts that have loved you never forget.”—Greatly ...
... loved that might live.”—Ever in the thoughts of her daughter Doris, son-in-law Ron. and Orandso- Grahame. BUCKNILL (David). —Treasured memories dear brother, who entered Into rest on February 8. 1941. “Out of this troubled world, he rests in peace. —From ...
... ensuing year were appointed :—s.W., Mr. 11. R. V. Brooke; J.W., Mr. J. S. Crooke; chaplains, Revs. G. F. Upton and Dr. A. David; treasurer, Mr. J. H. Boocock ; registrar. Mr. W. 11. Scott ; secretary. Mr. E. G. Swinden, P.D.G.S.B. (England ) ; S.D.. Mr. 0 ...
... King took a photograph of the_two brothers standing with Princess Elizabeth outside the miniature house. One of Mr. David’s treasured possessions is a framed picture of the group, with the autographs of the King and Queen, given to him by the King. When ...
... but every day think you.—Loving wife and children Ivy, Marjone, Fred (India), Eddy. Bonnie and sons-in-la v. WILLOCK (David). —Treasured memories my dear husband, died December 6. 1945. Always in heart.—Marie. WILLOCK (David).—ln loving memory dad. Not ...
... Senior Warden, Mr. H. E. F. Brooks; Junior Warden, Mr. J. Smedley Crooks; Chaplains, Rev. G. F. Upton and Rev. A. A. David; Treasurer, Mr. I. Hesdon Boaoo'ck; Registtrar, Mr. W. H. Scott; Secretary, Mr. F- Q. Swinden; Senior Deacon. Mr. 0. C. Veto; Junior ...
... November 8, 1942. ’Tls token of love and remembrance.— Always the thoughts of Diisy, Percy, and Peggv (Rugby). THOMPSON (David). —Treasured memories of a dear husband and father. who fell asleep November 9. T/rringiy remembered by his wife, Bert. Mary, and ...
... 17. 1938: and of sister Kris, who died November 3. 1939.—Ever remembered by Bob, Doris. Gladys, and Maurice. WARREN. David.—Treasured memories of Dad. who passed away November 4. 1939. Always remembered: Dora, Len. and Sheila. WILCOX.—In affectionate ...
... (Sidney David).—Treasured memories of the dearest dad God ever gave, who passed away one year to-day. 'Tis strange but true, I wonder why. The best are always first to die.—Daughter Louie and son-in-law Ted Feckenham). GOSBELL (Sidney David).—Treasured memories ...