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... of Field Lane. Burton. A service on Thursday was in St. John's Church Nor:11'10°w. prenedlng the interment in the churchydrd; the Rev. D. Knight elciating. Mrs. Mary Ana Whetter', widow of Mr. John %Melton, of 36, Peter Street. Albert Village. The 11.sv ...
... subdued, forlorn little A groups, huddled together clutching precious toys and with brownpaper parcels dangling from their arms, contingents of unaccompanied evacuees who have been billeted in Derby and in Derbyshire's scattered villages for the last ...
... Edith. John and Millicent. 46, Charlesworth Terrace. Clitheroe. SPEAK.—In loving memory of my dear husband, JOhn Luker Speak, died January 2nd, 1945. It was hard to part with him I loved, But God knew all things best, Held out His loving arms and said ...
... months he had speaking on the work of the Society said itti_ilg qvirell by Mews- John Etches fair. The le' V 4 •H. Roberts, ILL, & 1 E. Thom_peon• 2 F. C. Incumbent of lit. John's Church was but this been in ill health, and after a short he wanted the Ashbourne ...
... St. John's Church, 10-mprrcr* (Wednesday), May 'J, 2.30 p.m. MOSS. —May 4. In hospital, years, HELEN OR. dearly loved daughter of Alice MOSS and late John Moss, 7, The 6. Mistress Fylde High School. Stockport.—Service a*. Methodist Church, Cardigan Lane ...
... Stores, 123, Sheen-lane, and 505, Upper Richmond-road. DEATH.—The death took p{lace• of Sarah Ann Gertrude Harris, of burn, Cardigan-road, Barnes, on May 20th. Last week her surname was inadvertently given as Horn. C*OWLEY STREET PARTY. Wu are asked to point ...
... FLETCHER. —February 27, at -tc Methodist Church. SUsden. by the F. K. Shlmmln, assisted bv the Rev. S. Hadley. Flight Lieut. JOHN DOUGLAS KUP. A F.V.R.. only son of the Rev. and the late Mrs. Pickup. Bourne House, to .ALARY STARK lE. only daughter of and ...
... electrician. Newton-street. Liverpool 6 lall whom were members the Blue Star liner Empire Javelin); Captain John Alun Jones, Tanycastell. Synod Inn. Cardigan, master of the Fort, Maisonnenve: Captain Thomas Colin Pitt. Milford, Frankby road. Newton. West Kirby ...
... to Phyllis (nee Riley) and Walter, the gift of a daughter. HUGHES. —To Dora (n6e Chamberlain) and Bernard, C-P.O. Fleet Air Arm, at Dundee Royal Hospital, on Jan. 17, the welcome gift of a daughter, Valerie Anne. Both well. Home address: 279, Osmaston ...
... IW. Carey Wilson. DEATH OF ESTATE CARPENTER , Estate carpenter to the lute Lady 'Cardigan, and of recent years-to Mr. ;G. L. T. Brudenell, CC., Squire of I Deeqe, Mr. John Thomas Elliott passed away at Deenethorpe on Wednesday at tle age df 77 Mr. Elliott ...
... Clergy of St. Mark's, also Customers of the Fountain Inn and Brickraakers’ Arms for kindness, sympathy and floral tributes received during their sad bereavement.—4s, Cardigan-street. BUDELL.—The FAMILY of the late ALICE SUDELL desire to Thank sincerely ...
... loss of revenue. Homecoming Surprise For Slestford Man ASSAM TO FIND SHOPS WELL STOCKED t iREATEST surprise of , all for Pte. John Meredith. 1L.A.0.C., of 10, Albion Terrace. Sleaford, home after two and a half years service overseas, is to find now little ...