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... Hosker; Mrs. Blytbe, 93, Parkinson-street, from Pte. J. Reddington; Mr. Bunney, 4, Hampden-street (who made a cardigan), from relatives of Pte. John Bailey, an East Lancashire prisoner of war; Mrs. Reynoldson, 2, Whitpark-street, from Dvr. D. Boswell; Miss ...

... the 0.8.8.'' of the Botish -Legion at a meeting of the Home Guard in Nelson on November 16th. QUICK PROMOTION Mr. and Mrs. John Shack]eton, ISO, Mosley-street, Nelson, have' received word that their son, Norman Shackle, ton (25), has been lieutenant the ...

... Skirts and Slacks, 'Jumpers and Cardigans, Vests and Pantees, Nightgowns and Pyjamas, Better Quality Hose In ladies' and maids' sizes. For his Birthday, his Holiday or any occasion gladden his heart with Shirts and Ties, Cardigans and Pullovers, Slipovers, ...

... other his native land, to his ever does this. Investigation officer, said that heather.: A farmer told P. Hargreaves (79), John Cast solicitor; the supply of yarn bifore putting had submitted schemes, ...

... : probation ISSmtng round ' for this sad atete * ABE WINNING acc ? n &n ' eri nine circles an, was 'affairs. because was Mr John Rutherford, pros- W' H T T? hot it was not weU to the Socialist Party P«*l Conservative Parlia- ' politics into local organisation ...