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... to Doris E. Hales, of Asterby. WOODHALL SPA.—On February 6th. 1940, Robert Alwyne Snowden, of Horncastle, to Barbara Muriel Hardy, of Woodhall Spa. DEATHS. HORNCASTLE.—On February 6th, 1840, John Johnson, aged 84 years.— On February 6th, 1940, Mary Ann ...
... at Horncastle War Memorial Hospital, Sarah Ann, widow of John Hardy Cook, Foundry Street, Horncastle, aged 79 years, HOULDEN—On March 4th, 1941, at 19, High Street, Horncastle, John Thomas, belovea husband of Ethel Houlden, aged 53 years.—Funeral at ...
... Harper, Brook: Batty, Scrimshaw, Cockroft;: Johns, Robertson, Sugden, Fenton, Woollety, NOTTS FOREST RES. — Ougill; Hutchinson, Thomas; Dulson, Davis, Simpson: Johnson, Brown, Barke, Edwards, Willilams. R Referee: Mr. Sherlock (Sheffield). Notts. immediately ...
... Smith, Naylor, Horsman, MecCall, Dix. Grantham: Ashton; Wheat, Gregory; Lawrence, Taylor, Sams; Hewitt, Scarby, McCartney, Hardy, Lister. Referee: Mr. F. B. Coltass (Hull). After 30 minutes’ play, thx went further ahead when Horman's ot hit Ashton and ...
... GAINSBOROUGH: — Binns: Carte, Baux; Bokan, Bailey. Clapham; Pridmore, Larkin, Bristoe, Hincheliffe. Myers. Referee: F. C. Hardy (Nottingham). Ollerton applied pressure. but bad finishing spoiled seevral good efforts. Gainsborough scored after 22 minutes ...
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... 7.25: At the Luscombes. Midland Home Service 7.ss—General Weather Fore cast. 3.o—News. B.lo—FProgramme _ Parade. B.2o—Jack Hardy's Little Orchestra. 8.45— Recent Records. 9.2o—Programine Parade. 9.3o—The Shame and Glory of the Church (service). 10.15—The ...
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... Mr. Hopkins, Miss Moulding, Mr. Giles, Mr. PF. Hall Miss J. Hurn, Mr. Neeve (foreman), Mr. Hovell, Miss Burney, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Orton, Mr. Ward. Second house: Mr. Wakefield, Mrs. Newell, Mr. Layton,, Miss L. Smithdale, Miss Groom, Mrs. F. ...