... KILLED IN BLACK-OUT CRASH SIR CHARLES BOOTH CHAIRMAN OF CHESHIRE LICENSING COMMITTEE The Chronicle' regrets to announce tho death of Sir Charles Henry Booth, which occurred in tragic eiremudances on Tuesday night. Sir Charles, who was 84, was returning ...

... that they wanted to stake Geneva • wooer should get Soden'. band to go there. Sir 'dein Lord Colon (hellos. SOMA sad Sir Charles Booth congratie Wed bent ...

... wealth there was null something in us which told us that our lives and happinese did not comm. in the things we powered. Charles Booth after his twenty years' study of London poor scut that poor people were as happy as the rich, and that there was as much ...

... official of the now defunct P.c.; Mr. Wilf Alcock, of Sandbach-road, Thurlwood, secretary of Rode Heath United P.C.: and Mr. Charles Booth, of Eiworth. All these men work at Podens Ltd., and It a requested that officials of clubs Interested in the idea should ...

... MRS. BOOTH.--Many friends and neighbours attended the funeral on Saturday at Aston Cemetery of Mrs. Booth. wife of Mr. Charles Booth. Mrs. Booth was on:y 36 years of age. During the service at Aston Chapel. the hymns Jesu. lover of my soul and Abide ...

... 11. K. Burton. Mr. Percy Moseley, Mr. Bert Malkin 011anke• km). Mr. R. J. Iliontbach, Mrs. S. Martin. Mr. and Mn. Fred Charles Booth. Mrs. M. J. Ponie, Mr.. Percy Huntbach, Mrs. James Triter. Mrs. H. O. D'kes. AIM Cooper. Mrs. A. Booißine. Mr. and Mrs ...

... Death on the motor - cyclist, 24 - year - old John David Williams, of 3 Wellington Road, Nantwich, and 88 - year - old Charles Booth, ot Broom Lane Cottage, Lower Peover. Consultant Pathologist, Dr. J. D. Heppleston, said Mr. Booth's death was from shock ...

... inembin reprimeated the Limbo,' !County Council. and otnne present inelnded the }bun of Stockport ((bundler J. Peony). !Sir Charles Booth (Innate Tax Commisstoner), Lieutenant Colonel 6 (npre*antis' the Ministry of Ptialimis). and Alderman W. It. Petta (okairmiim) ...

... Committee. and would tee that in future his cients pre- pared more p:ans for the i.ese of the members of the committee. S:r Charles Booth fChairman of the committee. pointed out that before they reached that meeting the plans had previous'y been passed by the ...

... Foden and Mr. Griffiths were thanked for presenting the prizes by Mr. Harold Thompson bowls section sc cretary ) . Mr. Charles Booth (secretary of the Sandbach and District League. offered birthday congratulations to Mr. Poden. who, he said. had been president ...

... land a cum of £2.451, 1.. Bd. At the preliminary meeting. held •t Crewe in May, the committee, after rettprointing Sir ' Charles Booth as chairman, and Mr. John 9'. T. Royds as tkr-cheirman, tool into con-idee. ation the seven houses re!erred by the renewal ...

... body of &Wills. Ile did not say whether they were right or .rag. bat 1w (the Bishop) preporort to say that that of which Charles Booth wrote was due to the etmegth of their seminars—they were always sure—and to the closeness of the fellowship which tutted ...