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... solicitor concerned. At the Greyhound Hotel. Louth, on Tuesday, Mr. C. It. Surfleet sold by auction freehold property, formerly the Artillery Drill Hall, etc., the buildings which were damaged the Louth flood, of 1920. Tho building, formerly used as an officers* ...
... LOUTH FLOOD VICTIMS. MEMORIAL BEING UNVEILED. Louth commemorated third anniversary of tho disastrous flood which overwhelmed part of the town i n 1920. by the unveiling in the cemetery, yesterday, of monument to the 23 who perished in the ...
... FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1920. BURIAL OF LOUTH FLOOD VICTIMS by the Rector and Curate. LITTLE ONES DROWNED IN THE FLOOD.—Mrs Berry and her two eldest children, Jackie and Hubert, both of whom, together with a third child, were drowned in the flood. ...
... LOUTH TOWN COUNCIL. At yesterday's meeting of Louth Town Council the Public Health Committee reported in favour allowing the County Council the use of the Isolation Hospital for advanced case* of tuberculosa*, week. Highways Committee made recommendations ...
... our readers enabled send him on Saturday for the relief of the sufferers from the flood disaster, the Mayor of Louth writes us folio s:— Major's Parlour. Town Hall, Louth (Lincolnshire), dune 5. Pear Si in receipt of your letter «»f vcstord«y\ date enclosing ...
... with the Wolds. I heard Scamblesby mentioned, which village on the Louth and Horocasllo road, six miles E. and seven miles B.W. S. of Louth, in one valleys. It may that portion the flood found it« way by Kivor Bain to Jlonicastle, ami the more destructive ...
... STRIKES ENDED SUSPENDED. LOUTH CAMP DWELLERS. AN ADMIRABLE MAYOR, (FROM OI*K SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Louth. Thursday. The happy spectacle presented the cainp t ...
... Council .School (for the little sufferers at Louth) Lloyd's message, says the name of the tug which w as mined was the ait. LOUTH STILL IN NEED. CAREFUL DISTRIBUTION (FROM OUR SricuL CORRESPONDENT.) Louth, Friday. - The most appropriate message that can ...
... I*, ehairnian, who good fighting man. LOUTH RE VISITED. 5 THE WORK OF RESTORATION. F.FFEITS GREAT DISASTER (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) time three centuries calm history has the quiet Lincolnshire town of Louth received so many summer visiter* during ...
... awaiting job.*. LOCTH AND THE COURSE THE LCD. AVOIDING MENACE. HELP FROM THE WAR OFFICE. (FROM T.) Louth. Tuesday. The stream gifts and promise? service to Louth still dons strongly. The assiduous organiser of relief measures. Mr. Her!»ert. Thompson, the president ...
... This would show that he was ahot through the right lung. THE STRUGGLE WITH MUD AT LOUTH. STRENUOUS EXERTIONS. THE STIMULATION OF SYMPATHY SPECIAL COBKE.M'ONPEM.) Louth. Monday. warmth the sun to-day been both inconvenient and somewhat alarming. Unpleasant ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. 1920. MANAGERS FOREMEN. &r. AVANTED. it; Manager, for Bro-vn Mill whom » M ...