1933
Pullet Stolen – Hard Labour For Wath Man
South Yorkshire Times January 20, 1933
Pullet Stolen
Hard Labour For Wath Man
William Lidgett (22), of 22, pottery Yard, Newhill, Wath, was sentenced to prison for...
Wath Lady’s Death – Widow of Col. Tom Mitchell
South Yorkshire Times - Friday 17 February 1933
Wath Lady's Death
Widow of Col. Tom Mitchell
Another link with a fine old South Yorkshire family has...
Wedding – Turton & Gibson
South Yorkshire Times - Friday 17 February 1933
Gibson-Turton.
Miss Ethel Turton,fifth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Turton, "Westfields," West Melton, was married at Brampton...
British Railway “Queen” at Wath
South Yorkshire Times - Friday 17 February 1933
Crusade of Goodwill
The Ideals of Youth
A United Welcome
Visits to School and Pit
At the...
Marconigrams – February 03rd, 1933
South Yorkshire Times February 3, 1933
Marconigrams
Last year 944 lives were lost in mine and quarry accidents.
“There is no disgrace in opening property.” – Mr...
Marconigrams – February 10th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times Friday 10 February, 1933
Marconigrams.
Conisboro' Urban Council started their public business on Wednesday an hour late.
A social club for unemployed has...
Marconigrams – February 17th, 1933
South Yorkshire Times - Friday 17 February 1933
Marconigrams.
"'Flu" is a lower middle-class form of influenza
The rainfall in this area during January was 2.26...
New Infant School Luxury for Brampton – Wonderful Nursery
South Yorkshire Times - Friday 03 February 1933
New Infant School Luxury for Brampton
A Wonderful Nursery
A group of enthusiasts: In the centre (foreground)...
New School at Cortonwood
South Yorkshire Times February 3 1933
A happy snap in the splendid new school at Cortonwood, opened on Saturday.
“Veronique”
South Yorkshire Times February 10th 1933
“Veronique”
Once again congratulations are to be extended to the Wath O.S., particularly to: