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Thurnscoe Girl on Remand.
South Yorkshire Times, January 19th 1934
Thurnscoe Girl on Remand.
Dorothy Short, domestic servant, of 55, Castle Street. Thurnscoe, was remanded for a week at...
New County Districts West Riding Proposals Completed
South Yorkshire Times, February 2nd, 1934
New County Districts
West Riding Proposals Completed
Important Revisions
Reorganisation Of Doncaster, Hemsworth, Barnsley and Penistone Rural Districts
Fewer and Bigger Urban Authorities
Local...
Marconigrams – February 23rd, 1934
South Yorkshire Times, February 23rd, 1934
Marconigrams
The Rev. R. J. Jones says the village of Jump is in the “transitional” period. It is not alone.
The...
Riding Dark in Fog – Thurnscoe Motor-Cyclist Fined
South Yorkshire times, February 9th, 1934
Riding Dark in Fog
Thurnscoe Motor-Cyclist Fined
Summoned for having ridden without due care and attention and without headlights, George Arnold...
Court Briefs
South Yorkshire Times, February 16th, 1934
At Doncaster on Tuesday the following fines were imposed:
For being drunk and disorderly,
George William Hill, miner, Thurnscoe 9s;
Ernest Burton,...
Police Court Briefs
South Yorkshire Times, February 9th, 1934
Police Court Briefs
Jack Hirst, Conisboro, was fined 6s. at Doncaster for riding a cycle without a front light. For...
Neighbours’ Quarrel – A Thurnscoe Brawl
South Yorkshire Times, February 9th, 1934
Neighbours’ Quarrel
A Thurnscoe Brawl
A Thurnscoe brawl which resulted in one man receiving two broken ribs was investigated at Doncaster...
Player’s Gallery – John George Nettleton
South Yorkshire Times, February 23rd, 1934
John George Nettleton
John George Nettleton, who is keeping goal for the third consecutive season for Thurnscoe Victoria, who are...
Burnt Child – Another Flannelette Tragedy
South Yorkshire Times, March 9th, 1934
Burnt Child
Another Flannelette Tragedy
No Fireguard
The Doncaster District Coroner (Mr. W. H Carlile) held an inquest at the Montagu Hospital...
President of Yorkshire Council of the NFRN
South Yorkshire Times, March 2nd, 1934
President of Yorkshire Council of the NFRN
Mr. E. Hollingsworth, newsagent, of 39, Chapel Street, Thurnscoe, was honoured last week-end...