... THE LATE MR. H. SPEAK ' The funeral of Mr. Hill Speak of 13 Ladyhouse Lane. Milnrow, whose death was reported in Wednesday’s Observer,” took place in the Milnrow Parish Churchyard on Wednesday evening. The Rev E. Allen (vicar) officiated in the church ...

... DEATH OF MR. H. SPEAK The ceath took place early on Sunday rtiorn- of Mr. Hill Speak of 13 Ladyhouse Lane, Mill,row He had been ill for some time. Well known in the district, Mr. Speak was for many years business as a tripe dresser, retiring about ten ...

... England SPEAKING ONE SERVICE TO ANOTHER.. For Uniform Service— thanks to Mr. Zip. Quality of work, exceptional speed A —and a Zipped garment National Economy, too \A SUITS, COATS,COSTUMES. WOOLLEN DRESSES Dry-Cleaned to Perfection YORKSHIRE ST. ROCHDALE ...

... thread between the speaking and receiving pieces as tight as possible, and the thread will probably carry the sound better if it is rubbed over with wax. The service is now ready for use, and the players listening at one end and speaking at the other should ...

... HOUSING Speaking on Tuesday evening at the annual dinner of the Ratepayers’ and Property Owners’ Association, Alderman Edward Taylor urged that the Corporation should have greater powers in respect of dwelling houses and expressed the opinion that cottages ...

... THE WELFARE MISSION LADY ROCHDALE SPEAKS OF ITS VALUE ...

... Shuttleworth; Second Class: Edith Hilton and Florence Kershaw. Second Year. —Distinction: Edith Cryer, Marian Hamilton, Dorothy Speak, Joyce Stead, and Edith Trundley; First Class: Eunice Bamford, Anne Gavaghan, Florence A. Rothwell, and Florence Trundley; ...

... soloist at the opening was Madam Miriam Speak. All taking part were thanked by Miss Wood and Mrs. H. Percival. Tea was served This was followed by an enjoyable concert given by the following artists: Madam Miriam Speak (soprano) of Smithy Bridge Madam Ella ...

... Riggs of , writes: I cannot speak too highly of Celunox which has done me more good than any other remedy.” Hundreds of people who had quite despaired of ever finding a real remedy now rejoice in freedom of limb and speak of all pain? being completely ...

... new rank. But Mr. Davidson seemed to be an Alderman by nature, so to speak. He looked like an alderman. In any company he would have been an outstanding figure, and when he began to speak one was immediately conscious of a commanding personality. He was ...

... formed during the week. Mr. Harold Sutcliffe, M.P, was unable, owing to his Parliamentary duties, to speak at Tuesday’s meeting, but he intends to speak in support of the campaign during the (Continued trom previous column.) interval in the cricket match ...

... members the Ladies’ Guild at the Castleton Congregational School were addressed Mrs. Atkin of Castleton on “Friendship.” Mrs. A. Speak presided, and the pianist was Mrs. E Butterworth. Tea was served after the meeting. ...