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... held St. Mark’s Church, the Rev. R. Harwood officiating. and also at Coney Hill Cemetery. The principal mourners were: Mr. Fred Carter (brother), Mrs. Lilian Webb. Mrs. Lucy Woodward, and Mrs. Edith Thayne (sisters), Mrs. Elsie Pilkington (niece), Mrs. Beatrice ...
... queiie were a luiniber of UelMims fellnw taxi-dnvers. Tlir rourt lasted only h> ininuics and Diilou was remanded. Uel.-Supt. Fred Carter, who lias been in intensive inquiries wlmh lollmved Ihe discovery of Delongs body the back of his cab ihme weeks ago, told ...
... manufacturing company. of Stainburn-avenue, Leeds. claimed for the return of the price of the car. which was sold to him by Fred Carter, motor dealer of Deighton-road, Wetherby. . The car. said Mr. Lyon.. for Whitehead), turned out tq have been manufaCtured ...
... Warburton was much appreciated. It consisted of group singing, followed by recitations, duets and sketches, by Grace Cook. Fred Carter. Joan Marshall. Ken Bowden Cyril Grunmll, Doreen Hulloclc, Elsie Carter. George Freeman. A programme of games and competitions ...
... CHOSE MATERIAL FOR SUIT Fred Carter, tailor, «aid at o'clock that day, the prisoner, giving the nanio of B. C. Hall, and the addrea* 11, Cromwell Road, Rugby, called his shop. He had been m the shop two days before, when he said he was employed at Barclays ...
... population a large quota of greed, envy, malice, and general uncharitableness. husband had a pair of these club-boots and Fred Carter's doubts are lulled, until he discovers that Charlie Maye's snare boot is at the shoemaker's for repair. Has crime been ...
... of Bingley, Yorks; Mrs. Edna Jepson., of Peterborough, and Mrs. Edith White, 55, of Bircotes, Notts. Among the dead are Fred Carter, of Willan-avenue, Rothwell. near Leeds. and his son, Maurice. aged four. Mrs. Carter was injured but their daughter Margaret ...
... Dennis Smaldon and Jack Smale and Misses Gwen Elworthy and Jocelyn Heydon; South Molton B Messrs. Christopher Elworthy. Fred Carter, and Desmond Kelland, and Miss Mary Carter; Chulmleigh —Mr. Gordon Short. Miss Kathleen Beer, Mr. Norman Webbber, and Mits ...
... They refused to be quiet wheu to do so and adopted a Later they were taken to the Police Station and locked 'i, charged Fred Carter said: John Carter replied: “I have r '^ 0 few pints”; and Towers said: any more drink.” had v ,j( received complaints of ...
... CHURCH SERVICES ALL ARE WELCOME. WESTGATE HALL. 10.45; - MR. FRED CARTER. 6.30: REV. C. GARRETT UDY. XHE theosophical hall 151, BARR.AS BRIDGE. SUNDAY, at 6.50 P.m. Mr. DAVID HOFMAN, Editor “New World Order.” My American Journey. All Welcome. BETHEL CHRISTIAN ...
... the City Coroner (Mr. C. S. Elwell) at the inquest at Bath Guildhall on Wednesday on Mrs. Annie Eliza Carter (67), widow Fred Carter, retired farm worker, of 106, Oval. Bath, whose body was found in the Avon Newbridge on the morning of August 5. Mr. James ...
... by Rugby magistrates on fraud charges. He was accused of obtaining £3 from Mary Eleanor throne, of Avenue-road, £5 from Fred Carter. of Chapel-street, and £3 and food valued at 15e. from Sarah Gibbs. of Cromwell-road. _ . _ _ Mary Hirons said Hammond caTne ...