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... instruction of the National Service Officer to take up employment as wardmaid in the Public Health Hospital, Arbroath, Helen Duncan Carnegie, Rose Cottage, Leysmill, by Arbroath, was fined £5 or fourteen days at Forfar Sheriff Court to-day. ...
... instruction of a National Service Officer to take up employment as a wardmaid at the Public Health Hospital, Arbroath, Helen Duncan Carnegie. Rose Cottage. Leysmill, was fined £5 at Fol-far Sheriff Court yesterday. ...
... Servants' Friendly Society , and he was vice-chairman for Scotland of the Railway Employees' Privilege Ticket Association . Helen Duncan Carnegie , Rose Cottage , Leysmill , by Arbroath , was fined £ 5 at Forfar Sheriff Court for failing to take up work as ...
... obey an i nstruction of a National Service Officer to take up employment as a wardmaid at Arbroath Public Health Hospital, Helen Duncan Carnegie, Rose Cottage, Leysmill, was. fined £5 at Forfar Sheriff Court on Thursday. NURSING EXAMINATIONS. Miss Margaret ...
... County Commissioner, viisited the Guiders' week-encl training course Bela at 'Arbroath et the weekeau. MORE AT THE TorAross.—Helen Duncan Carnegie, Rose Cottage, Leysmill, by Arbroath, was fined f,6 at Forfar Sheriff Court for failing to take up work as a wardmaict ...
... perturbed about what took place in Altrincham a few weeks ago It may be recalled that some twelve months ago a lady named Helen Duncan medium was sent to prison in London under Witchcraft Act 1735 'C'FFORTS were made to obtain other places for the meeting ...
... collection. Organised by headmaster, and senior pupils were sellers- Robert Birnie, Michael Cattegan, James and Andrew Clark, Helen Duncan, Jessie Stewart Nanrv laylor, and .lames Whyte. ' CARESTON.—£4 6s. Collection was by school children—Mary Scott, Helen ...
... investigation. Dr. Colin Grant who examined her Novembw 14th, said he formed tS opinion idle had been ill tor some time. Dr. Helen Duncan, who examined Davies on behalf of the Mlnlstry of Labour, on November 18th. said she could find nothing wrong with her ...
... by—(over 11) 1 DURRIS lan Cowie, 2 Hamish Rose, 3 Willie Reid; (under 11)—1 Mufaret Poppy Day.—The Pop;;y Day M‘Kenzie, 2 Helen Duncan. In a collection in the east part of Durris false face competition winners Wwere amounted to £7 6/6, including Sandy Whyte ...
... insidious condition may have very serious consequevces In the future. That is why I do not wish her to go to work. Dr. Helen Duncan, called on behalf of the Ministry of Labour, stated that she examined the defendant on Thursday, November 16th. Questioned ...
... turnip-lantern competition was won by (over 11)—1 lan Cowie, c Hamish Ross. Willie Reid; (under 11) —■ 1 Margaret M'Kenzie, 2 Helen Duncan. In a talse-face competition winners were tiamish Ross and Sandy Whyte. ...