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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England7 Feb 1935 was lied in high regard laird Vision and hi, lanyi'y. The fun I-oh pl., at lhdnuic on Saturday. The oourner, wore the WHIM' liar and J.thn .ons; Mr.. Sounder , . Mr,. A. Mr.. W. 1.:14n. thug , tro, Mr. Sounder., grandson; Mr. and Mr,. ',ark bruther and sist View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England8 Dec 1938 Leicester Harmswortb Assessments—Mr. Robert Oliver Nob Cornwall Candidate —Forted's! Motorists—Mr. M. Feet sod Devoupert I WAS one of those privileged to be present at the house warming last week of very hne new offices now completed for the'limning View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England24 Apr 1930 PETER,. Sire. Tibberton Ringleader; Dam. Lady by Born Friar. ROUTE: — MONDAYS.—Mr. NiebolCP, Burn. from 4 to 6. home the night. TUFADAYS.—Mr. RupPelFP, Penellick, Rt. Pinnoek. 4 to 6. Badham. the night. WEDNESDAYR.—Mr. Maddereep. Hall, Pelynt. sto 7. Home View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England23 Feb 1939 Shallard in the Hat, and Mrs. George Line. Mrs. Morcom presented Twizes. Mrs. W. Ilolman (the president) expressed thanks everyone lor • help; to Mr. arid Mrs. who gave their services untiringly; Mr. ' the able M.C.; Mr. Grenfell the <*<»;• and especially View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England19 Jul 1934 would never have been the man he was if he had not met Lady Stamp. (Applause). Mr. W. J. Bazeley, seconding, expressed pleasure at seeing Mr. Toy in the chair, although they all regretted the absence of Mr. Joseph Hocking through iil-health. The local men View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England10 Aug 1939 here. Mr. Boaden, on behalf of his wife and himself, also thanked the ladies of the Bright Hour and Sewing Meetings for their gifts. Mr. Boaden paid striking tribute to his wife's help and the inspiration he derived from his home life. Recalling his arrival View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England2 Nov 1933 book came for review I consigned the paper-wrapper to tlhe flames, for it was too ghostly for me. Mr. O'Donncll does not expect all his readers to accept his belief that the phenomenon de: signated is superphysical, that is to say, that it cannot be sa View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England17 Dec 1931 whist drive on Wednesday, were:— Ladies—l, Mrs. Thomas; 2, Mrs. Gibson; 3. Mrs. J. Willoock; consolation, Mrs, Badcock. Gentlemen—l, Mr. J. Will slier; 2, Mr. W. Halse; 3, Mr. A. Mat 1 shews; consolation, Mr. Badcock. Mr J. was M.C. MOUSEHOLE. connection View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England24 Feb 1938 organised by St. Ives Ladies' Lifeboat. Committee. The prizewinners were: —Ladies- —1, Mrs. Smith; 2, Mrs. J. T. Uren; 3, Mrs. Williams; interval, Mrs. Rouncefield; consolation, Mrs. W. D. Stevens. Gents 1, Capt. L. P. Pike; 2, Mr A. Rich; 3, Mr. G. Pearce; interval View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England19 Jan 1939 Nanpean to play. super beef front 36a, to 400. 6d. ordinary grade his shot. The ball through his hands doubt din. to the constant changes in the BOBCASTLE MEN'S CLUB v. ST. BREWARD Fell and Mrs. Edwards lit Browning and Miss Barrett, 21-13; lost to Webster View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England29 Oct 1936 were Mrs. C. Pearce, Mis. Hornby, Mrs. Bunn, Mr. 0. Richards, and Mr. YV. H. Prizewinners were: Ladies, Mrs. C. _ Mrs. Hornby; gentlemen, Mrs. splaying as gentleman), Mr. C. - -Jharas. T ue prizes were presented > j the chairman of the branch (Mrs. H. View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England1 Mar 1934 a jury to try the case: Mr. Buster. Miss Duster, Miss Bisto, Mr. Miss Hannah Oldboy, Miss Nob, Mr. Gob, Mr. Blotto, Mr. Spotta, Mr. Squeak, Mrs. Grunt, Mrs. Hadenough. The prisoners: Robin Banks (Mr. E. Collins), Gil T. Man (Mr. J. Gilbert); Counsel for View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England18 Sep 1930 presided over by Mr. A. C. Barnes. the close of play, Mrs. James presented prizes to the following:—Ladies—l, Mrs. Hitchens ; 2, Mrs. Angwin; 3, Mr. Jelbert. Gentlemen—l, Mr. Payne; 2, Mr. Trewkella; 3, Mr. Francis. Later in the week Mrs. James presided View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England13 Feb 1936 E. Prowse; Mr. and Mrs. Ash and family; Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Henry Koebel; Col. and Mrs. E. H. W. Bolitho and Anne; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Michie and Mrs. Neave Hill; the staff at Wynnstay; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Le Grice; Mr. and Mrs. Barrow Green; |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England21 Apr 1938 Monday, the wedding was solepinized o Mr. J. P. .Tames, only son Mr. anr Mrs R. James, formerly Wendron street, Helston. and Miss M. Dunn onlj daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, of Schoolhouse, Constant ine. The p man was Mr. C. Simpson, Torquay, an. the bride View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England24 Jan 1935 aurae or at last and rt meek. oned, did hi. nib well anti mold not he blamed Italie., C. loud. Rowse and A. L. Synionds.l Al .. Leery Soares . solarises the hum &fence. who played nand for his side's defeei. Seset.d his the heartily thaahed a man, to keep View article |
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Cornish Guardian Cornwall, England29 Jun 1933 F•aneis HumPhllls's prestige in the East. where a man is Judged by his deeds and not by his words. Sir Francis, in fast, is a Mail of vast experiene , in the East, and this, coupled with his signal ability as a diplomat, should qualify hint for an eventual View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England19 Jan 1939 support from subscribers. Officers elected for 1939 were: Chairman, Mr. George Hicks; secretary, Mr. B. Jayne; treasurer, Mr. Gordon Pedlar; conductor, Mr. Cyril Williams; librarian, Mr. Edwin Hosken; executive committee: Messrs. E. Pascoe, G. Williams View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England18 Feb 1937 the late Mr. F. H jj Pitcher, of Chygoon, Trebarval\f e ' r e \ took St. ?' 011 Frid morning. Rev. officiatedt/' reCU)r of Perranuthnoe, he mourners were Mrs. (Widow), Mrs. Potter and Mrs. 4,-, Ua (sisters), Mrs. A. Floyd (sister* m-Jaw), Mrs. Bettens View article |
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Cornishman Cornwall, England31 Oct 1935 following were elected on the committee: President, Mr. C. V. Wills; chairman, Mr. A. Nuttall; vicechairman, Mr. R. Mitchell; secretary, Mr. N. Marks; treasurer, Mr. W. G. Drew; captain, Mr. W. Sowden; vice-capt., Mr. H. Whitty; committee: Messrs. Owen Clemence View article |