... PRISONER OF WAR Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrar, South Street, Lower Hopton. I mirfield, been informed that I their only son. Driver Fred Farrar. R.A.S.C.. previously I reported missing. is • prisoner of war in Germany. I A verdict that Death was due to pneumonia ...

... In photographed at Ilkley yesterday. Left to right: Jack Bartholontew (Morecambe, Huddersfield, Bradford Northern, 66), Fred Farrar (Bramley, Bundle% 70), Jim Lomas (Bramley, Salford, 74), and Herbert Kershaw (Wakefield Trinity. 66). In front: John Wilson ...

... Many of the nurses did not eat breakfast on Saturday as a protest against poor quality cooking and serving. Yesterday. Mr. Fred Farrar. Chairman of the Health Committee. attended a special meeting of student nurses and staff. Mr. Farrar said yesterday: There ...

... season. and shared with Hammond. the Dewsbury forward, in a benefit last season. • Kelghlev have placed on the transfer list Fred Farrar (forward) and Fred Barrett lhalf-back) Farrar, the son of • former Keighley player, took his benefit last season. He has ...

... Town Hall and yielded a profit of between £l5O and £2OO for Catholic charities. Among those introduced was 68-year-old Fred Farrar, of Rawdon, former Hunslet and England Rugby League three- Quarter. What's thl medal for. Fred? asked Wilfred. Fred replied ...

... ißettordi In the folr'l roltict - - Referee kicked goal—in friendly game IN a match of Lawkho'me n.ahe a. for the benrflt of Fred Farrar Th. Reighiev forw..rd, a Yorkelrre XIII beet b 379t5. to If Play was light-beartad the 'winners lost two points came Mr ...

... been in the force r • Mr . FRED FARRAR 28 years He secame a sergeant at The death has occurred suddenly Selby in 1939. and was promoted at his home. Murdoch Street. inspector and moved to Rawmarsh Keighley, of Mr. Fred Farrar (V), in 1944. He became a ...

... and Mr. 0 Marshall. Walden Mechanics Institute. Mr. H Slater ipresidenti. Mr L W. Wood itreasureri. Mr A. Jeffries. Mr Fred Farrar. Mr. Clifford Matrson. Mr W Swales . Mr E. Penny. Mr. M. Myers Mr E Colehan• Ouiseley Veterans Parliament. Mr E. Sutcliffe ...

... Road, Rastrick ; Wm. Atkinson, Thomas Street, Rastrick; Wm. Barker, Clifton Common ; Sami. Oates, Rastrick Common ; and Fred Farrar, Police Street, Brighouse; all silk weavers. The damages claimed in each case were 40s.—10s. per day for four days.—Mr. ...

... families npeecn, arrived here. They held an inquiry yesterday ti- y was brought up in custody charged with embez* the Rev. Fred. Farrar, of Harrow. Ihe new wor q .g c q irvcgulaiities for the purchase of I z iiug the sum of 10s., the property of his employer ...