1947
Mexborough Charity Cricket Committee’s £350 for Montagu
South Yorkshire Times, November 29, 1947
Montagu Hospital Chairman, Mr. A. R. Martin, thanks Mr. Percy Beaumont, treasurer, Mexborough Charity Cricket Committee, for the £350...
Constance Nichols’ Repertory Company.
South Yorkshire Times, November 29, 1947
A scene from " The Dream of Gerontius," which has been presented this week in Mexborough by The Constance...
South Yorkshire Musical Comedy Society
South Yorkshire Times, November 1, 1947
Cast of "The Student Prince," which is being given to Mexborough this week by the South Yorkshire Musical Comedy...
Mexborough Athletic Club Chairman Retiring
South Yorkshire Times November 8, 1947
Charlie Bayes, chairman of Mexborough Athletic Club, chairman of their cricket section and twice captain of their Yorkshire Council...
Mexborough Charity Cricket Committee’s Outstanding Record
South Yorkshire Times November 29, 1947
£4,000 FOR HOSPITAL
Mexborough Committee's Outstanding Record.
A call to Mexborough Charity Cricket Committee, which has worked so valiantly and with...
Mexborough Rescue – Veteran Dies Of Burns
South Yorkshire Times, December 13, 1947
Mexborough Rescue
Veteran Dies Of Burns
" Particularly Tragic Case "-Coroner
An 84-years-old retired miner, Abraham Chambers, (left picture, below) living alone...
Dual Celebration – Gold and Silver Weddings – Mr & Mrs Black
South Yorkshire Times, December 20, 1947
Dual Celebration
Gold and Silver Weddings
Christmas Day in the Black family will be a great day, for not only will...
Golden Wedding – Mr & Mrs Scott
South Yorkshire Times, December 6, 1947
Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs James Scott. 62, Dale Street, Shipley, near Bradford, former residents of Mexborough. celebrate their Golden...
Wedding – Hargreaves & Tutill
South Yorkshire Times December 6, 1947
Mr K. Hargreaves (Swinton)
and Miss M. Tutill (Mexborough)
at Mexborough Parish Church
Glass Works Relic – Huge Chimney Felled At Mexborough
South Yorkshire Times, December 13, 1947
Glass Works Relic
Huge Chimney Felled At Mexborough
Four men chiselled industriously, but the crowd who waited in the bitter cold...