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... George Greenwood, wellknown Ightenhill resident, to-day leave for New Zealand, where Mr. Feather haf ft brother, Mr. Harry Feather, living Taranati on a dairy stock and. sheep farm. ♦♦ ♦ ♦ The Rev. F. Fitcpatrick, former vicar of St. Margaret's, Burnley ...
... gasometer' 'in Nelson was witnessed by a crowd of mill operatives leaving their factory, for their mid-day meal, on Friday. Harry Feather, a Corporation Gas Department eihployee, was working, along with a colleague, on the top of a gasometer at the Leeds Road ...
... Church Lads' Brigade, Jack Beanland (Nelson) and Leslie Holmes (Nelson), put up a good show, Beanland winning on points. Harry Feather (Nelson) and Denis Slater (Nelson), of the Church Lads Brigade fought a draw. ...
... HAD WHISKY SIR MAURICE Overcome by gas-50 ft. up WORKING alone on top of a 50-foot-high gas holder to-day, 23-year-old Harry Feather, of Everystreet, Nelson, Lanes, was overcome by fumes and had to be rescued by the fire brigade. Gasping for breath and ...
... WOODALL The following floral tributes were received in connection with the death of Mr Harry Feather Woodall: To a dearly beloved husband and adored father, from his girls, Ann. Jane and Joanne: Not dead, just gone before. God bless. till we meet again ...
... affords a splendid example in regard to training. He will again be supported by A. Laid law. the ex-ocottish international, Harry Feather. R. J. Robertson, and F. Wright, each of -whom, like Laidlaw, Ka» played for Yorkshire; SmaJes. B. Smales, sbarratt. and ...
... 19, P.— School kitchens opened Mavcr 24, W —Local archives register com mlttec lormied. 26. F Overcome by flumes. Mr Harry Feather rescued from top o. Nelson gasometer —Death of Mr Lambert Hargreaves 88». after being rescued from blazing room Read. 27 ...
... identified with agricultural affairs in Fondle Forest, has sailed for New Zealand, where he will join his brother, Mr. Harry Feather, who emigrated over 20 years ago. Mr. Feather (he prefers to be known as Bill ) was given a sociable send-off by the ...
... Frank Ruttetworth. Robert Saaroam. L. Hull. R. Hall. S. Smallwood. Tont Shepherd. Ram Ward. R. Ilmiton. A. Smallwood, Harry 'feather. Ti,, Ward, Albert Jamas Newby, Stuart I. Shepherd. Arthur Peat Fry. inn. Henderson. Harbert rn. Jaek Field. ins, E. Talbot ...
... first, Arthur Smallwood; seconds, Fred Fry and Thomas Fielding; third, James Newby. Mies Minnie Fielding's class, second, Harry Feather. Miss May Fielding's class, secon ds, H arry Henderson' and John enderson• thirds, Jack Stewart and Edgar Spence. r class ...
... Church Lads' Brigade, Jkck Bean land (Nelson) and Leslie Holmes (Nelson), put up good show, Beanland winning on points. Harry Feather (Nelson) and Debis 81ater (Nelson), Church Lads' Brigade, fought a draw. j Burnley Sui opponent lino. A TEAM STILL WINNERS ...
... Helliwell-Stott Funeral Service. Tel. 64777. WOODALL. — On April 10th, 1976. in hospital. and of 96 Chapel House Road. Nelson, Harry Feather, aged 45 years. the beloved husband of Anne Mary Woodall. dearly loved father of Jane and Joanne. Service will take place ...