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... Christine Sowerbv’ 58 Warren-street John p Barker 6' Tranter-road Francis Hardman 9 Westminster-road: Susan Drummond 11 Wardman-crescent Redcar: V Canwell 24 Bcttomley-street Robin Holm 14 Newlands-road The mother of John Trevor Hughes 208 Cannon-street accepted ...
... the only son of Mr and Mrs H Hinchliffe of 66 Cardigan Street Luton (late Huddersfield) to Kathleen Florence May the youngest daughter of Mrs and the Mr J Bacon 39 Street Luton Futuro address: 66 Cardigan 8treet Luton 3 MUIR— RHODES— June 3 1947 Lindley ...
... service Methodist Church pas. PONT.—Oct 12, Cardigan Mount. Leeds 4. Aged 48. LENA, the dearly loved sister Emma.—Cortege leaves' residence Monday for service In Bur ley Church 5.15 p.m.. followed interment at Arm;ey Hill Top Cemetery Friends plain accept ...
... - ae Maris in Pe. a T Sat 1 ALL THE WEEK “THE Lek Also TOM jay. RITA “THE PALOON Bereened at (Ban 4.25. 20. (A), mear irwin Arms, Halton. Address inside. Li Wallet, bIE. and wh 1 eae 54, OST, Sat. aft., between White Cross, lin Park Cres., Rings in grey ...
... an Hotel or Scholastic purposes, with fine sea views. Vacant Possession. Numerous smaller residences and cottages. The BARNE ARMS HOTEL (a fully licensed free house). Four Farms. Accommodation Land. Valuable Freehold Woodland. As a whole or in Lots.— P ...
... THOMAS E HOOI) only eon of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. HOOD. East Hatley. Beds., and NORMA TAYLOR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A B. HEATH. Cardigan Lane. Leeds 4. The engagement announced between JAMES, third ton of Mrs and the late Mr. James D. JEFFERSON, of Mean wood ...
... MILK SUMMONS DISMISSED A summons against John Smith, farmer. Midge Hall Farm, Burley-in- Wharfedale, alleging sold milk containing per cent, added water, was dismissed Otley to-day payment two guineas costs. Mr. F. Flack (defending) said Smith had excellent ...
... i • • .I(etings should be the flit season. Keep it up. There is A Skelton Ind vN. Skelton Club ‘ , • llar. hrs. Harley Mr. John h Skinningrove Iron Co regard- - ' •econsider their decision and to - lever, a; 11 a, 3; measloa, usiderathin in League matters ...
... SCOTT.—Memories always a dear mother and grandma. JANE, died Oct. 27, 1944 From John. Annie, Keith and Twins. STOREY.-—to loving memory of beloved husband and, dad. JOHN, died Oct. 27. 1944. I —Loving Wife and Family. STOREY.—Unfading memories devoted ...
... or room for, to Oulseley arm. to £2.000; mora Waiting, til typee Property, vp. V* or Invwetment. ruling paid, many Inquirers for genuine businesses J. I. Rhode*, Auctioneer, 49. Upper Street. TVIT. Bungalow wanted in country arm with- LP lea Leads; price ...
... weather) Marvellous value ‘LEATHER JERKINS” All sires for 6 176 each ARMY and RAF GREATCOATS from 196 RAF I’UIX-OYFRs AVOOL CARDIGANS BITE KHAKI RAF BATTLE-DRESS TRUNKS wool VESTS AMERICAN pair BOOTS 136 etc from OIISKIN JACKETS LEGGINGS SOU’ WESTER HATS ...
... Bramley, need 91. MARIAN, beloved vile the late John JACKSON (late Newsagent, formerly Orchard St., and dear mother of John, Queenle, Alice and Kitty.— leaves house Set., 10.43 a.m., for service and Interment Arm ley Cemetery Top, a.m. Friends please accept ...