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... for MacGregor Ltd. He leaves a widow and a son. Cremation was at Brimington. Funeral directors: J. R. Funeral directors: Jack Hoult, 30 St Lawrence Ellis and Son, 7 Locko Road, North Wingfield Road, Lower Pilsley, near (te], Chesterfield 851194 Chesterfield ...
... took active interest. had seven sons, six of whom served with the Colours during the war. whi.st his brother. Colour-Sergt. Jack Hoult. of the Clay Cross Company. Notts, and Derby> ll ire Hegt., made the supreme sacr:fi'e. ’William, one of deceaseds sons ...
... Cycling and Athletic Club. and forth. with appointed Officials as follows :—President, Coun. W. Johnson; treasurer, Mr. Jack Hoult; secretary, Mr. Rhodes. The meeting was held in the New Lnn Clubroom, and important business was transacted subsequent to ...
... Mrs. D. Hoult I (son and daughter - in - law), Mr. and Mrs. W. Willows (son-in-law and daughter), of Tupton, Mr. and Mrs Jack Hoult. Mr. and Mrs. Hoult. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoult, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hoult (sons and daughters-inlaw). Misses E. and Edna Houd ( ...
... Joseph Edwin Clay, Clay Cross; Reuben Price, Hollingwood; Stanley Harrison. Sutton Scarsdale; Jack Botham, Chesterfield; Jack Hoult. Chesterfield; Leslie Bennett. Chesterfield; William Stenton, Boythorpe; Leslie Brown, Brampton; Lily Milverton. Brampton; ...
... one-man club, and Hayton was not the proprietor. By Mr. Cleaver: He could not say who found the money to start the club. Jack Hoult, another trustee and committep man, gave similar evidence. Mrs. Wood, Market Street, Clay Cross, said Henry Titterton procured ...
... Church) special, given bv Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith. Re. Indian (Geoffrey Allen. Wingerworth). In narucular 5ec,,,,, Mr. Jack . Hoult. Clay Cross Town. - while other prominent competitors in ...
... Ch es terfieT Maidi• 2 Miss Wilcockson 3, Miss Eyre (Grecian(; original costume, Miss Elsn' Old Tuptnn (house to let). Jack Hoult (brigand); 2, Mr '' Chesterfield (Arab chief) , f•• 1, Miss Bernice Petts (dais3,3sl:i. Evelyn Hoult (May); 3, (April).• ...
... Wednesday, and the display, if not brilliant, caused considerable anmsement to the spectators. A cup had been put up by Mr. Jack Hoult, and special medals were struck to he presented to the winners, but these had -unfortunately `to be withheld for the time ...
... artistes including Willie and Tubbie (clowns), Mr. Jack Farnsworth (a local athlete), the Soho syncopators, and others. Mr. Jack Hoult presented silver cups and prizes, and other donors of prizes were Messrs. W. Large, W. Ghost, J. Rorison. A. Webster, T ...
... h). who was the first officer casualty. Corpl. (afterwards Second- Lieut. IF. W. Stubbs. M.C., from Bakewell, Coy. S.M. Jack Hoult (Clay Cross), Coy. S.M. Bill Goddard (Stoney Middleton), and many more of this family-like Battalion _ . . Of the living ...
... manager, a balloon from Mr. Hary Read, manager of the grocery department at Clay Cross, and a suitable gift as souvenir, Mr. Jack Hoult, of Clay Cross, providing 200 of these. Messrs. Harry Cole and G. Wood kindly lent decorations, and the opening ceremony ...