1934
Misadventure – Wombwell Man’s Fate – Found On Line
South Yorkshire Times, January 26th, 1934
Misadventure
Wombwell Man’s Fate
Found On Line
The discovery of the body of a man lying on the L.M.S. railway near a...
Wath Man’s Gallantry – Carnegie Award – Daring Descent of Old Mine Shaft
South Yorkshire Times, January 12th, 1934
Carnegie Award
Daring Descent Of Old Mine Shaft
Wath Man’s Gallantry
An interesting ceremony was performed at the Town Hall, Wath, on...
Joey the Lovebird – Gay and Gallant and What a Talker !
South Yorkshire Times January 19, 1934
Joey the Lovebird
Gay and Gallant and What a Talker !
Meet Joey! Light of heart, gay of plumage, small but...
Mousology – A West Melton “Farm” – Interesting Study
South Yorkshire Times, Week Ending January 12th 1934
Mousology
A West Melton “Farm”
Interesting Study
It’s not easy to walk upside down on the ceiling. Flies can do...
Quaint Clock – Wath Family Heirloom – Fine Specimen
South Yorkshire Times, January 26th, 1934
Quaint Clock
Wath Family Heirloom
Fine Specimen
This looks like a candlestick, but it is not. Actually, it is a clock. If...
Wath Boy’s Visit To Rome – Impressed By Mussolini
South Yorkshire Times, January 26th, 1934
Saw The Duce
Wath Boy’s Visit To Rome
Impressed By Mussolini
An interesting distinction has come to Phillip Walton, the 13-year-old son...
Winter Landscape
South Yorkshire Times, January 19th, 1934
Winter Landscape
by Raymond Jackson, Wath
Work-Sharing – Spreading In Local Collieries
South Yorkshire Times, January 5th, 1934
Work-Sharing
Spreading In Local Collieries
Colliery owners and miners in this district favour the sharing out of work. Schemes inaugurated within...
Rural Crafts – Hedge-Laying & Trimming – A Decaying Art
South Yorkshire Times, January 26th, 1934
Rural Crafts
Hedge-Laying & Trimming
A Decaying Art
Nothing is more agreeable in the eye of a countryman than a well-trimmed hedge,...
