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... interested jon the house &nd the colour was Edge End Farm. Mixenden ardly p most urgent problems. civic birthday greetings from ™ rs| THOUGH ' have found plea- respiendent. The birds were sing- PLATT— MITCHELL—On Octover 12,/Minute mile in delivery. But ...
... Yours, etc., R. Yelland. | Ripon Street, Parkinson Lane. thunderstorms. Temperatures ' en she was only fifteen| | | MITCHELL.—Mrs. E. Mitchell tenders |daring 3 ] ; vears of age. P FRED BAUME AND SON LID, her sincere thanks to all relatives, |during June ...
... £5094 0% compared with £4,631,800 in :96 Together with the amo brought in of £1.852.168 thers u BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, Ge. Deaths Births VARRAGH.-—On January 27, 1964, at leave Halifax General Hospital, to Kathiren King Clegg) and Neil, the most ...
... 1964 * ' v GURn T Ounin 0.0 TP *' Courier & Guardian BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, &e. ! Deaths e ——— | Nolices ot Births, Engagements, GREENWOOD, —On September 6, Marriages, Deaths, Acknowledgments 1964, at the Royal Halifax Infirmary, and In Memoriams ...
... cr.vstal‘Wafkex_- and Tidswell had posies of m&“fi,v‘gci{fd‘;finc‘éfi,“cfi,‘g :X Anne Gleeson, daughter O{gz}&et . T Oldham. edged with lOW- enfih sleeves % ; of pink roses carried a bouquet|tangerine carnations, and Miss the Rev. G. Smith gr‘id .the and ...
... is com- m{ffisg ‘st an alley. 1f other stalls gav ~ numbered better the 3.800 ter of Mrs. E. Smith, 32. Town Gate. MITCHELL.-Miss A Mitchell tenders | the French position on agri- Halif urnis edl ¢ s :nnym;]rlig gained from “Yorkshire pletely overgrown, ...
... GREENWOOD.—Mrs. Greenwood and many parts of the country, fécommended that their pro- quest for unearned income is a cut round the edges of the fields A Tree Street. Kinz Cross, and [family wish to thank most sincerely all and often at heavy cost in ject of aid ...
... rap 10 the || um sorry to hear of the loss which the club has poope who declase that golf must be commenced sustained in the death of Mr. J. Grundy, their first .P“fl!r“llfllfl success is t 0 bo | L ooy Mr. Grundy was one of the originators _.;‘_ N'MMN'M Satara ...
... ;():xosecmér&g at Halifax Borough { ‘theujuncé'mn °§s’,fif‘°§lll“‘3° “‘3‘3 {nmens K ourt today. | ————————————————— |Hullen Edge . Elland, w “We l?mfi ‘\?lg ma&né “{“efs Jflaé I 3 The youth, Tan Lumb, of 9,| s » I | |said toda_esat, the Infirmary to be ...
... Maternity Hospital, Birkenhead, to Mary (nee Tattersall) and John, a son, both well. KEANE. —On 'May %7, 1963, to Christine (nee Mitchell) and Brendan, 298, Balmoral Drive, Hayes, Middlesex, 2 son (I4am), a brother for Michael and Elizabeth. Marriages I BIRD—KERSHAW ...
... British res. ylon Sp eT'Ss. The relations between the Myhmefmcm‘:ng‘sm& %er:g&fi%cedtbnsu&fe %&?fi%g president, but since his death in T :11947, no one, until Sir William, has An important addition had been made ducig the yeer Wy iheneid (2O clusion 0! . ...
... Athor Gardens | - . ovfl%’t’l:?’—“flfny happy returns, Peter, mn Vletmm P AF'I‘ER the failure of Mr | Harold Davies to get any Deaths |positive response out of L omoox-—os sy 3, w 2 Rorth ‘Vietnam, the Prime beloved husband of Grace and dear father| Minister's ...