... rment took place :n the churchyard. The family mourners were Mrs. F. J. Lowe (widows, Mr. H. J Lowe (sons), Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart, of Gloucester ison-lnlaw and danyhter). Mr and Mrs. J. B. Lowe, of Bournemou..h (brother and sisterin-law) :nd Miss Holley ...

... profession who inciodel Doctors J E II Scott. W. licatterty, J Prentice islet representing the honorary medical at and District Victoria Hospital anal the it John AmbnWaco J W II G. IS Ling, R H Hill, Dorothes Gee. H. C. Black. J. W N Alesseder /Leighley sad ...

... | RADIO PROGRAMME j : TONIGHT 5.45 p.m., Admission —Six Beetles, or Going to the pictures many lands, talk by Alan H. Thomas. 6.0, Time and news. 6.15, Farming To-day: Spring cultivations, by Professor J. A. Scott Watson. 6.30, The 8.8. G. Scottish Orchestra ...

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... and Mrs B Greenhill brother-in-law and sister; Mr W. H Vian and Mrs W J. Vian nephew and daughter-in-law; Mr A j' Blight, cousin; Mr N. E May. Mrs E B' Vian and Mrs. M. May. brothers-inlaw and sisters-in-law; Mr. H May Mrs M. Smith. Mr T. G Vian, Miss ...

... being Miss Marguerite Jean Porter, of High Street. Riseley. and Mr. Wilfred Leslie Dawson, Clapham, who is home on leave from the B.E.F. in France. The Rev. J Paulson conducted the ceremonv. which was special licence. The bride, who was given away by ...

... graveside. The mourners present were:—Mr. J. Goodright (husband), Mr. and Mrs. C. Freegard (son-in-law and daughter), Miss Palmer (sister), Mr. Palmer (brother), Mrs. J. Freegard, Mr. W. J. Pullman, and Mrs. J. Morgan. The following were present at the ...

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... Battersea's Contribution The Mayor of Battersea (Councillor B. Booth. J.P.). the Town Clerk (Ur. R. Ci. Berry). who Is A.R.P. Controller for the borough. and Captain Colles (ALP. ofdeer) watched the three incidents in Battersea. The most spectacular incident ...

... News and a short summary of the day's programmes. 6.ls—Govan Burgh Band conducted by Gregor J. Grant. 6.411--Patrlcia Roaaborough. Syncopated - piano solos. LS—B.B.C. Northern Orchestra conducted by Gideon Fagan. 11.411—The Emilio Colombo Octet. 11.11—Time ...