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... Mr. and Mrs. James Knight, of Stoneleigh, Parkinson-lane, Halifax, and Miss Barbara Farrar, youngest daughter of Mr. Fred Farrar and the late Mrs. Farrar. of Montrose, Golf-avenue, Halifax. The Rev. T. Grigg-Smith (N.icar) conducted the ceremony ...
... £lO MILLION ESTIMATE Mr, Fred Farrar said that w some of the points made in exmflém otf the phn? wi accep! — for example, desirability of a civic centre town centre by-pass or relief r_ —he wondered whether it v necessary, in hrtnfkl.:. about thy thhég: ...
... MARRIED 50 YEARS AGO TODAY A well known former green- MR ]OE LUMB |grocm‘y roundsman, Mr, Fred |Farrar (72), of 14, River Street The death occurred in Halifax Brighouse. and Mrs. Farrar cele-| General Hospital yesterday of Mr. brate their golden wedding ...
... B.D. I — ftie mourners were: Mr T. H. Farrar husbandi. Mr. A. D. Farrar Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Job. Mr. and Mrs Fred Farrar. Mrs. Bothers. Mrs. Slater Mrs. Walter Berry. Mr and Mrs. Stanton Bates. Fairer. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lees. Mrs Barker, ...
... with the chapel were present at the service. The mourners were: Mr. Arthur Farrar, Mr. and Mrs T. H. Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Farrar, Mrs. Lonsdale, Mrs. Rothera, Mrs. Smith, Miss Scruton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lees, Mrs Clement ...
... conducted a servlca at the house. also officiating at the graveside. The principal mourners were: Mrs. Farrar (widow), Mr. Fred Farrar (son). Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pearson (brother-inlaw and sister), Mrs. E. Taylor (sister). Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Alderson (br ...
... cigarette lighter fuel.—Reuter. Former R.L. star's golden wedding A former England international and i threequarter, Mr. Fred Farrar (71): and Mrs. Farrar, of Rawdon, to-day celebrate their golden wedding. Mr. Farrar was a member of the 1910 Rugby League ...
... superintendent, who died on April 12. left £2.484 4s. Bd. gross, 812.419 4a. sd. net value. Probate has been granted to Fred Farrar. of 10. Savile Park. Halifax. and Sam E. H. Whitworth, of 1. Crossley Kill Lane, Halifax. . _ He £lOO to St. Thomas's Church ...
... lightme efficiency. Mr. Donald Holroyd. president of the club, presided. and thanks to the speaker were expressed by Mr. ,Fred Farrar. ...
... the New Inn, Sowerby Bridge, from Sarsh Weston to Ernest W. Horsfall ; thie Rock Tavern, Elland, from Hiram Oldroyd to Fred Farrar ; and the Waggoners’ Rest, Mount Tabor, from Geo. Radeliffe to mud Rayuor. Tre Sorrows oF Sarax.—Wo are to have a visit ...
... Ernest Atkinson. Unusual circumstances were related when the treader of the licence of the Kings Head Inn, Boterby irons Fred Farrar, to Albert Ed. Bray woe kit Mr. W. Ramadan (Messrs. Sykes mei Huddersfield) represented Mears. ?VYorkshire Breweries, owners ...
... representative of other or%anlsatmns in the town, the club still had a function in the organisation of the home, said Mr. Fred Farrar at yesterday's meeting of the Rotary Club, at the White ‘Swan Hotel, Halifax. “It's a matter of being involved far more ...