The Chester Diocesan branch of the Waifs and Strays Society was formed in 1885 as a result of the efforts of Mr. S. Bulkeley Jackson orhestero, who, it is believed. was the first collector for the Society in the ,diocese. A committee was constituted. and it was decided to establ

The Math occurred on Friday of Mn. Badry, - Gorthie House," East View. Nant. wick. Mrs. Bailey, who was a member et a w..ll.known Nantsvich family (that of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Garnett', was years of age. She had been in failing health for some time. She and her Ws. band

FUNERAL OF MR. P. MOSELEY.—The funeral of Mr. Philip Moseley, Coppenhall. whose death was announced in our last issue, took place at Coppenhall Church on Saturday. Mr. Moseley farmed • smallholding at Coppenhall. He had only been married three years, and much sympathy is express

W I. DISTRICT NEWS. .1) TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD. I Guild at Winsford arc a social in the Liberal Club at' 1 30 r WedneadaY next. (See elver- SCHOOL DANCE—The °mire bring this (Friday) arranged. WHITCHURCH. RUMMAGE SALE.—A rummage sale was held in the Congregational Schoolrooms on Wedn

An issue is being made by the Hallway Finance Corporation of L27)100.000 21 per cent guarantee debenture stock guaranteed by the Treasury. to provide the money necessary for the Governments Man for railway improvements. The stuck bens. issued at the of 197 pet mut

(nW Dolor Jetinovn- Tn memory of Dolly the beloved dauanica of Mrs Jennison. and the late Mr. Jena ► son. who paused away Jan nth. 1931 If we could speak to her to.day. Laugh with her in the mane old way. Heorer — loin and her wu e. Then life to us worth ' while Never forgotten h

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