... was a sergeant in the G.P.O. Home Guard. During the Louth flood of 1920. before he was married, he lived with his parents at 35. RarnFßated where he was flooded out. Wateri came up to the ceiling. ...

... in 1864, when fiheflield and the surrounding country were flooded and 250 lives were lost. It seems amazing that in such a short period recollection of such • calamity as the Louth Flood of 1920 should have become ea an trifle to the editor of a great ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Louth Scholars Play Sunday School anniersary_serv.ces commenced at Northgate Methodia Church on Sunday. Rev. B. Drewery. of Halifax. who was huntyler of the Church during the Louth flood in 1920. was the preacher. and Mr. G. ...

... THE PROPERTY MARKET. LOUTH. At Louth. Mr. C. Surfieet sold freehold property. formerly the Artillery Driil Hall, etc the buildings of which were damaged by the Louth flood of 1920. The huildmg formerly used cc the officers' mesa and men's ...

... known it to be flooded until February of last year. with the exception of the time of the Louth Flood-1920. George Albert King, auctioneer and valuer of the firm of Messrs. Bland and Markham. Louth. estimated the damage caused by the ...

... retirement in 1938. There were to children of the marriage, 1 but Mrs. Sizer adopted some, including two orphans from the Louth flood in 1920. Altogether she brought up about nine child. ten. Her association with the High Street Methodist Chapel goes back to ...

... worked for Mr. G. Needham, of Kenwick, the late Mr F. 'Eve, of James Street. Louth. and Mr. Drakes. of Tathwell Grange. He lost his wife through the big Louth flood in May. 1920. The funeral took place on Saturday, the Rector, (Rev. A. F. Smith) conducting ...

... the Louth Flood in 1920 which first formed the seed for united first aid work in Louth. After that tragedy there were several ambulance men working independently to relieve the refugees and in meeting and talking the new St. i John Dovision n ...

... Infirmary. Louth. THE DEATH occurred last %seek is Louth and District Hospital of Mr. Fred Culpin. of 4. Beaconsfield Terrace, Mount Pleasant. In his early Years he was a hairdresser in Ramsgate, until his establishment was washed away, during Louth flood in ...

... I And why net in many a village toot LOUTH FLOOD. In view of the feet that there was a &dal of there being such a thing ae a land waterspout, when such a phenomenon was minded as the cause of the Louth Flood in 1920, some local interest ...

... Council as a payment of something , for nothing. It originated almost as far back as the Flood—not the Noachlan Flood, but the less remote Louth Flood of 1920—and was claimed by the Office of Works for work in connection with the abandoned ...

... FIREMEN FIGHT LOUTH FLOODS RESIDENTS ABANDON HOMES: : GOOD WORK BY N.F.S. SPELLS of torrential rain which swept through Louth on Fri' day flooded many houses in the town and gave some householders their third experience of floods within less ...