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... LOUTH PARAGRAPHS I At a meeting of the Committee of ,the County Infirmary, which was Iheld at Louth yesterday, accounts to the amount of £1,948 for the past month, were passed for payment. DURING the children's victory 'celebrations at Jubilee Crescent ...
... LOUTH TOPICS. By • Leda. Wand Pepliests, If limpdred. The Electricity Committee of the Louth Town Council is nothing if not enterprising, for it is now seeking to further develop its undertakinc by offering easy payment terms to likely consumers ...
... WOMEN OF LOUTH Librarian's Long Record ILIEET MISS G. E. BRAIN, one of the most charming personalities of Louth, who has just completed 42 years as !ibrarian of the Louth Library and Reading Room—better known perhaps, as tke Mechanics Institute. She succeeded ...
... World War. and came to Louth when he wasl demobilised. He and his wife lived in James Street and were made homeless by the Louth flood. He recalled that he was working at Grimsby at the time, and had just got home when the flood water swept through James ...
... OUR CATHEDRAL Louth and the Lincoln Repair Fund. UST Of LOUTH When the appeal was made me ago by ob. 01 Lincoln to .to lbsse.e. supissrt 0. the I Remor Fund, the three psro.he. o! Louth cur.. separately appealed to. The M•yoor of the thorough fur. ...
... LOUTH METHODIST VETERAN LOCAL PREACHER'S DEATH The funeral took place at Louth Cemetery on Wednesday of Mr. Joe Fowler, of Northgate, Louth, who died on Saturday. Mr. Fowler, who was 65, was the oldest local preacher on the Louth Methodist plan, and was ...
... and Mrs. Heward. Submitting the toast of The Louth Centenary, Aid. H. S. Walker reminded the company that in meeting to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Louth Municipal Corporation, it was not Louth's first Corporation. The first Corporation came ...
... preserved. Above the view of the chtirsh may be clearly seen the most tragic house in Louth, where three little children were drowned in the Great Flood of May 29th, 1920. A little bcond this are reminders of a former flourishing local industry in the form ...
... MEMORIES. Tenth Anniversary Recalls Louth Flood Horrors. Yesterday (Thursday) was the tenth anniversary of May 29th, 1920, a date which marks an epoch, and the most disastrous event, in the annals of the ancient borough of Louth. By that event, the populace ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Brock came to Louth in 1920 and both have vivid recollections of the Louth Flood. Mr. Brock uorked for Messrs. Ingram Bros., Louth, for 14 years and then retired. He is a sidesman at Holy Trinity Church. ...
... Grimsby Town. Tommy Blyth will be remembered for the part he played during the Flood of 1920, when erscted a. fish stall in the Drill Hall I yard and gave away fish to the flood victims. He seldom gave away less than 10 stcnes a day,l and on several occasions ...
... STORM HAVOC. Fears of Another Loath Flood. - HOUSE WRECKED AT FUIATOW. Two heavy thunderstorms 'broke over Louth during last week-end, one of which threatened to devastate lower parte of the town as it did in 1920. Indeed many people in the vicinity of ...