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... lad who joined the Royal lArtillery last December and is now a Military Policeman is Raymond Russell. only son of the late Mr. John Russell and Mrs. Russell. of 22. Crossland Street. Swinton. Raymond is an old boy of 'Swinton Bridge School and was formerly ...
... RUSSELL—Treasured Memories of a dear Husband and Father. Henry, who passed away April 16th 1939; also my two dear Sons. John, died February 26th, 1930, Garner. died July 28th, 1919 You were to us as good as gold. Your worth, dear ones, ran never be told: ...
... in the firm of John Law and Sons, drapers, of _Rotherham, and is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Rawlings Smith, Of Claremcw• Godstone Road, Rotherham. 'The ' the younger daughter of Mr. and Burnett, of Rotherham. The Rev. Philip Russell, Vicar of officiated ...
... M. Russell, Dr. Barraclough, Mr. Harris (ambulance officer), Mr. Vickers (inspector) and over 50 volunteers. A beetle drive was won by Mrs. Williams, Miss Robinson. Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Hickling. Mrs. Russell presented the prizes. Dr. Russell thanked ...
... late Mr. B. Fellows, 105, Doncaster Road, Wath-on-Dearne, was married to Mr. Charles John Stevens. son of the late Mr. Charles Stevens. of London The Rev. B. Russell officiated. Given away by her brother. Mr. Harold Fellows, the bride wore oyster satin ...
... entertainment in the form of dances and concerts. AWARDS.—The Earl of Scarbrough is to present merit awards to members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade at Maltby t-)-day (Saturday). ANNUAL TEA. The Maltby Crags ,chool Old Boys . Association annual tea and meeting ...
... the prize-winners being Mrs. Jellicoe and ; Mrs. Potts. Sr. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. — On Saturday at the Colliery Institute a whist drive and dance were held by the Maltby Corps of the St. John Ambulance 3rigade. The prize-winners for whist were Mrs. 13 ...
... Edith B. Townend. Mexborough Secondary School. — Form 6a. Sc.: Trevor A. Andrews, Jack Bucknell, John F. G. Clifton, Esic I'. Cooper, Alan E. Dale, John Earnshaw. Norman Elvidge, Colin Gethlng, Kenneth W. Hill. Ernest T. Jennings, Henry N. George Kelso ...
... Mr. Baggott. of, !Hull, is instructor. It was decided to! 'hold meetings on Wednesday evenings. ! ST. JOHN'S METHODISTS. The , nreachers at St. John's Methodist !Church on Sunday were, in the morning Mr. Ingman. and in the evening Mr. F. Barlow. Mr. T ...
... salmon pink with 80-peep ,caps and carried bouquets of sweet peas. The page was John Chapman. in plaid kilt, white blouse and tartan Tam-o'-shanter to match. The best man was Mr John Davies and the 'groomsmen were Mr. Harry Bell Mr Ernest Bywater. A reception ...
... HOWARD STREET. ROTHERHAM. FIRE—A fire in the control cabin of an electric overhead crane at the Kilnhurst I works of Messrs. John Baker and Bessemer, Ltd.. on Friday. was extinguished by Rotherham Fire Brigade after the cabin had been burned out. The fire ...
... Arthur Dyer, John B. Bowyer, Alfred C. Dale, George A. Day, John C. Fisher, George F. Taylor. Thomas E. Thomas G. Dennis; labels: James H. Johnson. Clare Smith, Leslie Hodkin, George H. Fisher, John W. Parrott, Roderick Chamberlain, ' John H. Coggan, Albert ...