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... meeting, alike from the front and back entrances. • Subsequently, at the Polio© Court. Violet Jones. Nellie Crocker, and Grace Chappelow. giving address at Clemcnt'a Inn. Strand. London; Helen Watts, of Lemon Vicarage. Nottingham; Marv Lawson, of Carlton ...
... were Bob Langton (producer), Len Etherington (raconteur), Fred Sewter (comedian), George Chappelow (pianist), Lily Walker and Lucy Etherington (duettists), Grace Thomson (light songs and dances), and Norah Shipman (comedienne). A farcial 6ketch, The Old ...
... Constantine, Miss Gertrude Lynch, Miss M'ary and Mice Millicent Webster, and Mr Sam Myers (mimic of the “stars — ). Mr Geo. Chappelow presided. The sum of Lts tss. was raised fot the wounded soldiers of Killingbeck Hospital WETHERRY 50TH Strnsn.—The Wetherby ...
... village young ladies, “The Belles.” They were Misses Lucy Bennett,. Marjorie Gill, Grace Parkinson, Florence Saftley, Florence Smith, and Maud Wheatley; with Miss Hilda Chappelow pianist. They were also responsible for humorous sketch, Costers’ Holiday.” which ...
... James's, to Marjorie (nee wlfo Frank A. CANNON, daughter (Susan Margaret); both well. CHAPPELOW. —April 8t- Mary's Hospital, Betty (nee Porter), wilt Jack CHAPPELOW, son. COPLEY. —April at Hyde Terrace, to Gladys (nee Witaon). wife of David COPLEY, gift ...
... Richard Kuckton, of Wooubourne, Koundhay. CHArrELow.-February 3, at 22, Preston-terrace, Roundhay-road, aged 55, William Chappelow, account-book manufacturer. C Coe~ FebrUary 4 ' at 59 ' Mari °- Stre « t ...
... the Cottingham Sanatorium. The artists were: Bob (manager), Len Etherington, Jack Redfern, Fred Sewter, George Chappelow, Lily Walker, Grace Thompson, and Shipman. Mr Harry Cooper, 67, Fourth-avenue, Tang Hall, lork, applied at Driffield police court yesterday ...
... perionced Young Man, one wi re Evening Post, Leeds. —— preferred.—Acdiess O $93, ‘The Yorkshi wanted, constant work.—Percy Haggas, Grace ——. ABINETMAKER and IMPROVER wanted; none but good — CG workers need apply: state wages, age, and experience. Address O 917 ...
... ANTED, a few ood WHITEWASH. aR S—Apply to T. \ Carroll, Webster Hill, Dewsouiy. . PLUMBER wanted, constant work.—Percy Haggas, Grace Str $s paiement and wanted; none but rood C workers need apply; state waces, age, and Address O $17, The Yorkshire Evening ...
... Hedonroad Cemetery, 3.15, Wednesday.—After years of suffering patiently borne. At rest. —From loving daughters and sons. P7 CHAPPELOW —At 948. Anlaby-rd., on 6th inst., George, aged 29 years, dearly loved son of James and Sarah. Cortege leaves Wednesday. ...
... OMFORTABLE, homely ly LODGINGS, for young ladies, a business ; terms . 6d.—1, Marlborough Grove, Lane, Leeds. Harcourt Street, Grace Street, near Town Hall, 3s LODGINGS for respectable working men; every home com- fort; terms moderate; single beds; no cards ...
... Frank-. youngei z n of William Bingham. 11, Beech Grove-terrace. L.-e. to Louisa (Loeuoi. oldent daught-er of the late W.:z Chappelow, 22, Prost-on-terrace, Leeds Deaths. CAMPBELL.-On the 2nd inst., at 30, Addicz:nn place, lhewsburv-r-oad, Hunslor, Robert ...