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Wedding – Rutherford & Presley

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1933 Presley & Rutherford Miss Florence Rutherford, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rutherford, 35, Schofield Street, Mexborough, was married...

Wedding – Thornton & Walters

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 17th 1933 Walters & Thornton Members of two well-known Mexborough families were married at Mexborough Parish Church on Monday. by the Rev....

Weddings – Rutherford & Presley

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1933 Presley & Rutherford Miss Florence Rutherford, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rutherford, 35, Schofield Street, Mexborough, was married...

Haigh’s Furniture Store

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 3rd, 1933

Mexboro’s New Furniture Store

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 3rd, 1933 Mexboro's New Furniture Store A Go-Ahead Firm Catering For The Masses Supporting Local Industry Business enterprise and progress extending over...

Marconigrams – November 10th, 1933

November 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

November 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

November 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...

The Armistice at Mexboro’

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 17th 1933 The Armistice At Mexboro’ Buglers signalling the Silence from the top of the Market Hall to the crowd below.

Benefit of Doubt

November 1933
South Yorkshire Times, November 10th 1933 Benefit Of Doubt Two men summoned at Doncaster on Saturday for having stolen 3s. worth of coal from Manvers Main...