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... in cross-stitch. The class have also been studying the Louth Flood of May 1920, writing their OWN newspaper reports and during their visit they looked at actual news cut- tings of the tragedy. They also had the chance to print out their own newspaper headlines ...
... THE PROPERTY MARKET. LOUTH. At Louth. Mr. C. Surfieet sold freehold property. formerly the Artillery Driil Hall, etc the buildings of which were damaged by the Louth flood of 1920. The huildmg formerly used cc the officers' mesa and men's ...
... still a live and active member and one of the best workers. The highest amount previously donated was £l7B to the Louth Flood Disaster in 1920, but the (Continued at foot column three) ...
... known it to be flooded until February of last year. with the exception of the time of the Louth Flood-1920. George Albert King, auctioneer and valuer of the firm of Messrs. Bland and Markham. Louth. estimated the damage caused by the ...
... D. at the Louth Auxiliary Hospital, in addition to a number of other war activities, and she will always be gratefully remembered as having begun and carried on the organisation of a camp for iso homeless people during the Louth flood of 1920. She is an ...
... a civilian job at Manby R.A.F. In 1948 he was married to Mrs. Florence Mitchell, whose mother lost her life in the Louth flood of 1920. Five years later he set up in business on his own account as a wholesale and retail fruiterer, in which he is assisted ...
... interfere with drainage. Louth flood of 1920. Works of improvement effected 20 years COST £295,7141 ago included embanking the major The estimated cost of this first highland streams. provision, Mr. Tomes suggested. IN TIME OF FLOOD would amount to £295,700 ...
... metal but after three weeks he was on duty again. Then came the Armistice and demobilisation. THE LOUTH FLOOD. At the time of the Louth Flood 29th. 1920. ho was living the Priory. He and members of the! family were all plunged In the torrent ...
... was the horrific Louth flood of 1920 SUMMER started earlier in those days People could don their lightweight clothes at the beginning of May without any qualms whatsoever Most Saturday afternoons Jimmy would take the pony and trap to Louth accompanied by ...
... collar! Among the *“features” are gueen Victoria’s funeral, General ooth’s visit to Louth, the flood of 1920, the opening of Hubbards Hills, and innumerable slides of Louth_ dressed for special occasions in pre-first World War dags. Mr. Brown also has a ...
... what must have been the first aeroplane. There are two other Alms, which used to be with it. one dealing with the Louth flood of 1920. and the other the unveiling of the War Memorial, said Mr. Brown. They are in the Museum, and I hope to borrow them ...
... to the people who died in the Louth flood of 1920 could be erected as part of plans to regenerate the redundant Spout Yard area of Louth Coun Bill Horner outlined plans to be submitted to Lindsey District Council bv Louth Town Council It ...