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In the Courts – Stolen Shawl – Wilful Damage – Miners and Gambling.
Leeds Mercury - Wednesday 07 August 1918
Stolen Shawl
Harriet Goldthorpe, widow, and Mary Alington, married, Thurnscoe, were, at Doncaster yesterday, each fined 40s. for having...
Soldier – Beevers, James – Leg Amputated
Mexborough Sunni Times August 31 1918
Driver James Beevers
Royal Garrison Artillery
Driver Beevers, son of Mr and Mrs J Beevers of Lidgett Lane, Thurnscoe is in...
Soldier – Greenhough A. – In Hospital
Mexborough and Swinton Times August 24, 1918
Private A Greenhough
York and Lancaster
Private Greenhough, Edward Street, Thurnscoe, who has been through a great deal of fighting...
Soldier – Pooley, Abert – In Hospital in England
Mexborough and Swinton Times August 24, 1918
Private Albert Pooley
Royal Scots Fusiliers
Private Pooley, King Street, Thurnscoe has been wounded in France, and is in hospital...
Soldier – Davis E. – Died in Hospital
Mexborough and Swinton Times August 24, 1918
Gunner E Davis
Royal Field Artillery
Note: Two identical articles; Different photographs:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis, of Coronation Buildings, Thurnscoe,...
Soldier – Wilson G.A. – Believed killed
Mexborough and Swinton Times August 24, 1918
Private G. A. Wilson
Machine Gun Corps
Mr C Wilson, builder and contractor of Hawthorne House, Thurnscoe, has received an...
Expensive Pleasure
Leeds Mercury - Monday 16 September 1918
Expensive Pleasure
Charles Staton and J. Nock, miners, Highgate, were at Doncaster on Saturday summoned for using a gun...
Soldier – Riley O. L.– In London Hospital
Mexborough and Swinton Times September 28, 1918
Second Lieutenant O. L. Riley, M.M.
West Yorkshire Regiment
Sec.-Lt. 0. L. Riley, M.M. son of Councillor and Mrs. William...
Soldier – Wright P.T. – Died of Wounds
Mexborough and Swinton Times September 28, 1918
Private P.T.Wright
York and Lancaster
Pte. P. T. Wright, Y. & L., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, 53,...
Soldiers – Thurnscoe Wounded – Beevers – Harris – Arnold
Mexborough and Swinton Times October 5, 1918
THURNSCOE.
Driver J. Beevers (R.G.A.) after two years in France has been severely wounded, and it has been necessary...