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Swinton Urban District Council – New Chairman
Mexborough & Swinton Times, April 26, 1919
New Chairman
Mr. W. H. Hughes.
Swinton Urban District Council.
Mr. Wm. Hy. Hughes will occupy the chair for the first...
Motor Cyclists’ Dangerous Riding.
Mexborough and Swinton Times April 26, 1929
Manvers Bridge.
Motor Cyclists' Dangerous Riding.
The alleged dangerous racing of two motor cyclists through the Midland Railway Bridge on...
The Jackson Family at Buckingham Palace.
Mexborough and Swinton Times April 5, 1919
Conisbrough and Swinton V.C.'s
Investiture at Buckingham Palace
Impressions of a Great Occasion
The Jackson family at Buckingham Palace
Left to right:...
Swinton Bridge 5, Mexborough Central Boys 2. – Montagu Schoolboys Shield Final
Sheffield Independent - Monday 28 April 1919
Victory In Final.
Swinton Bridge 5, Mexbro’ C. 2.
The final for the Montagu Schoolboys Shield, newly presented...
Fractured Spine
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Friday 23 May 1919
Fractured Spine.
A woman named Clara Panther, aged 53, wife of William Panther, miner, Wath Road, Swinton,...
Veteran Teacher – Retirement of Mr. C. W. Fretwell
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 31, 1919
Veteran Teacher
Retirement of Mr. C. W. Fretwell
After half a century of teaching, and with a record of 40...
Remarkable Matrimonial Case.
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Friday 23 May 1919
Remarkable Matrimonial Case.
An extraordinary reason for bringing a case before the magistrates was given in the Second...
Swinton 179 for 7 Darfield 26
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 31, 1919
Swinton 179 for 7 Darfield 26
Swinton showed a gleam of their old form on Saturday, when they...
Swinton Miner Drowned – “Jolly” Night Ends Tragically
Mexborough and Swinton Times June 14th, 1919
Swinton Miner Drowned.
A “Jolly” Night Ends Tragically
A Strange Coincidence
Mr. Kenyon Parker held an inquest on Tuesday into the...
The Unlucky Thirteenth.
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Thursday 05 June 1919
The Unlucky Thirteenth.
The Swinton stove grate workers gave a hearty welcome home to their returned soldiers...