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	Bucks Herald Buckinghamshire, England 9 May 1952 OBITUARY included: Mr. and Mrs. T. West. Mr. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Goutth. Mr. and Mrs. H. Manders. Mr. C. Manders, Mr. and Mrs. J. North. Mr. and Mrs. W. Massey, Mrs. Chandler View article Type: Article
	Buckingham Advertiser and Free Press Buckinghamshire, England 7 Mar 1953 BUCKINGHAM ADVERTISER AND NORTH BUCKS FREE PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1953 SWANBOURNE VICAR'B RETIREMENT thanked for his help in many ways, especially to the Vicar on various occasions. was announced that the following were elected; the Rnri-decanal Con ference, laird Cotteslos, Mr. J. H, Bonham, Mr. J. W. K. Colgrove, Mr. G. H. Alcock. Mr. J, Price, Mrs. H. Bradshaw View article Type: Article
	Buckinghamshire Examiner Buckinghamshire, England 19 Apr 1963 Durrant children are 1.W.-bound Wood-lane, Chalfont St. Giles, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Roberts. The service was conducted by the Rev. Trevor Jones, the best man being Mr. Timothy Murphy. The bride was given away by her father, Mr. H. R. Roberts. The only bridesmaid was Miss View article Type: Illustrated
	Buckinghamshire Examiner Buckinghamshire, England 3 Apr 1970 Chesham play far too cool against Dunstable day week, canteen facilities, homwed. y Mr. Steadman, Kiwway FoodmarUt, Aniersham. Tel. 730. BUTCHER'S shoprnan cutter or cutter required. Tip-top wages. Holiday commitments honoured. Easy hours. Rim or call Mr. Atkins, Eric's Butchers. 2 Broad Street View article Type: Article
	Buckingham Advertiser and Free Press Buckinghamshire, England 30 Jan 1954 Trumpeter* Of The King'* Troop H. A. Martin. C.8.E., and Mrs. Martin. Mrs. VanderfcltMrs. Earle. Mrs. M- Weatherbv. Mr. T. Whiteley, Mr. M. Whitelev. Colonel Cuy Cron h. Ihe laird Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, 1/ird Cottesloe, was unable to lie present. Mr. G. F. Sheerman, M.8.E., View article Type: Illustrated
	Amersham Advertiser Buckinghamshire, England 23 Apr 1997 TENNIS: CHESHAM Bois Tanis Cab yid up eight at the mow aimed awe' held by the Ay ery said District the ladies' first Odor are a ball =chine mid • fastest serve eampsdlis• by mar. All ate play on the six new Wcowls. ars holding as LTA junior tournament from May 26 to 31 idssive. There is prize mosey of £5OO and every forms me obtainable from Mrs S. Whatley View article Type: Illustrated
	Buckingham Advertiser and Free Press Buckinghamshire, England 14 Aug 1954 Lord Cottesloe’ sT ribule To Buckingham Maintains Vigour And Independence Florence Nightingale Cup Presented Two Nonagenarians A BOROUGH which •till came there. He knew her sister. Lady Verney. Two names they were honouring on that occasion and the other was Sergt. Holton. Mr. Holton was a sergeant in the Bucks Volunteers when he was a subaltern. He was very sorry that Mr. Thomas Holton was unable to View article Type: Article
	Bucks Herald Buckinghamshire, England 18 Dec 1953 CHIEF ENGINEER Ballinger 3 minutes from bus stop, Write Box 102. B.H. LADY reuuired for Counter Sales, permanent Also vacancy for Part-time Evenings. etc. Excellent wages above C.W.B rates to trustworthy persons.—Mr Shrimpton. Kingsbury Snack Bar. Kingsbury Square. TRING View article Type: Article
	Buckingham Advertiser and Free Press Buckinghamshire, England 4 Oct 1952 BUCKINGHAM ADVERTISER AND NORTH BUCKS FREE PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1952 Great Horwood Mourns Its Rector Funeral Of Rev. R I'uion), Mrs. Ambrose, Mrs. Jesse Marks. Mr. I!. Case. Mrs. Fleet. Miss Hardwickc. Mrs. Shiner, Mrs. Rees. Mr. and Mrs. Beard, Mrs. L. Burfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Heath. Mrs. J. Hanson. Mr. C, Savage View article Type: Article
	Buckinghamshire Examiner Buckinghamshire, England 2 Dec 1960 Family dish cotton from clothing to supplement the cottons sent in Red Vross parcels, and he brought along II examples of his handiwork to show the ladies. The Chatham Conservative Association, Women's Branch, held their monthly meeting recently at the Red Lion Hotel View article Type: Article
	Amersham Advertiser Buckinghamshire, England 12 May 1993 Wednesday May 12, 1993 WIHIAT'S 0 YOUR top guide to the entertainment nand events in South Bucks this week CHILDREN'S Cross and Chat- flee Committee Room King George V Seats £3.50 (cone. £1.50) from the post of- Road. Amersh 7p m. Speaker Dr Hi- lice or 0494 775031 or 776193 font St Peter Rotary Club garden party from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm at White Gates. I ,_ ary McDermott View article Type: Illustrated