1933
The Church Beautiful
South Yorkshire Times, October 13th, 1933
The Church Beautiful
An excellent study of the transformation wrought in the chancel of St. Michael’s Church, Swinton by the...
Marconigrams – 27th October 1933
South Yorkshire Times – Friday 27 October 1933
Marconigrams
“I wonder if Hitler realises that Christ was a Jew.”—The Rev. Bert Bailey.
Canon E. P. Blakeney, vicar...
Marconigrams – October 13th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, October 13th, 1933
Marconigrams
Lady Albreda Bourke of Kildare, an aunt of Earl Fitzwilliam, died on Monday.
The river Don rose three and...
Marconigrams – October 6th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, October 6th, 1933
Marconigrams
West Yorkshire coal mines were operated at a loss of £210,611 during August.
Plans have been prepared for a new...
Marconigrams – November 10th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 10th, 1933
Marconigrams
The next Wath Rural Deanery Choirs Festival will be held in 1935.
Get ready to join our great knitting contest....
Marconigrams – November 3rd, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 3rd, 1933
Marconigrams
"Anything for an unquiet life—that’s the modem slogan."—Mr. Ingleby Oddie.
October was the best trading month in the Yorkshire coal...
Marconigrams – November 3rd, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 3rd, 1933
Marconigrams
"Anything for an unquiet life—that’s the modem slogan."—Mr. Ingleby Oddie.
October was the best trading month in the Yorkshire coal...
Marconigrams – November 10th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 10th, 1933
Marconigrams
The next Wath Rural Deanery Choirs Festival will be held in 1935.
Get ready to join our great knitting contest....
Events of 1933
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 29 December 1933
Events of 1933
January
18—County Council fixed new scale of public assistance which caused widespread protests, several guardians'...
Marconigrams – Friday 15 December 1933
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 15 December 1933
Marconigrams
Tuesday was the 67th anniversary of the Oaks Colliery Disaster.
A Boots for Bairns appeal was read...