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... on Wednesday at the age of 74. Mr. Collings formerly was a partner in the firm of Messrs. W. Turpin and Sons, haulage contractors, Coxside, and on Mr. Turpin's retirement became managing director until 1934, when Mr. Collings himself retired. His services ...
... of the battalion; Col. R. Bastard, Brigade Maj. C. Wattenbach, Maj. C. Jackson (0.C., F Company), Majs. T. P. Pierson and Turpin. Capts. Keevil, Percival, and Hurrell. ...
... to members of the staff, and it was agreed that the position, should be inquired into by the Finance Committee. Mr, W. F. Turpin said he understood the strength of the Council's staff was now up to pre-war standard, and if that were so the case for overtime ...
... thing was dropped. What is the use of sending us a letter like that when we have been stopped? asked the Chairman. Mr. T. Turpin: Some people positions are out to enforce their authority. With all the restrictions, you. don't know where you are, observed ...
... Station. STRAYED on Collaford Farm, Friesian COW and 1 S. Devon HEIFER. not claimed within days will be gold expense*.—'Phone Turpin, Plympton ...
... them to stay here, he added. Col. Northcott thanked Lieut. Sir Harold Harmsworth, commanding a Detached Unit, and Mai. J. Turpin. commanding G Company, for the invitation to the shooting match. Both replied. The Garrison Commander and Maj. W. A. Garratt ...
... Bastard replied the toast The Guests. Among officers attending were Majs. Watrenbach, W. A. Garrett, Fleury, Stoneman, Turpin, C. Jackson, Hockridge, D. E. S. Mackie, Symons, F. Blackburn, Capt. R. A. R. Keevill (adjutant), and Lieut. Sir Harold Harmsworth ...
... Hay said this had been announcad, but was denied. The' Government's proposals for postwar had not yet been declared. Mr. W. Turpin stressed the need for playing-fields villages, and Col. Hay said the sports aspect was included in- the welfare work for which ...
... Scores were:— G Company, 503 (Lieut. Coombe being the top scorer); Detached Unit, 485 (with Pte. Glover as top scorer). Maj.,Turpin, Officer Commanding G Company, thanked the losers, and in reply Lieut. Sir Harold Harmsworth remarked that it was the fourth ...
... 'r» Unci Fld dler's Green. o the lute Jack Ch',,- at Thr* a t Newlvn East & P-m. NMi, of tiie 'iat: Aveton Gifford. n. *mea Turpin. remembrance p'2 ln of 42. Cecil- , , r 21, 1943. be°f Very sadly feasureci memories of *D*i« of Mrs - w i^' d - S- Brmi, ...
... On Dec. 30, Ermington, Emily Maria, dearly-loved wife of William Tall and loving mother of Michael and Leslie. (Suddenly.) TURPIN On Dec. 30. at 5. Brandrethroad, suddenly. Joseph Victor (of Lloyds Bank. Mutley) the devoted husband of Lily and dearest ...
... chairman of the Gymkhrna Committee. Judges:—Ploughing, Messrs. J. S. Tully (Churston), A. E. Endacott (Whiddon Down), and H. Turpin (Roborough); thatching, Messrs. W. C. Cleverdcn (Berry Pomeroy) and Aggett ' (Bovey Tracey); gymkhana, Messrs. Edwards (Christow) ...