, U l GES.


ht 'Cllperoe Parish Church I morning, the brliiegrmm


:it-FRlENR. . much In te r^


l Friend youngest caug Iter l V, _______


la t anijl shoes to maj dark, red carnatlohi


miled' by Mr. John;Ed'.,«„ i J brldegrdom’s brother, .{and


lFrlend, th^ bride’s brolMR ■ian. j Alter the- ceremMiy[ 1inducted! by the Vicar (fey:'


lifts was an oakitlmepl^ I I of thd bfee at Shaw Br dgd


k a reception was > given a t B5, Pepdle-road,


a^^, Vork-street 'A^g; newly, married couple


C are lINDiE-HOLT. !


ly, Clilhetoe, and Miss Ida 1 It, yolihgest daughter of tfe,'


page of Mr;i William Hlrdlel Mr. dnd Mrsi John Hlndle.'of


Iby, Miss Mary Hlndle, the Ittlred In |London tan ciepe


|vore aroi^n^ silk imaroii ‘


shbi!s toitone, and had pirk I carnations. ,


tid! of the ibrldegroomj I duties bf best inah, And


?hbi:s to ;tone, and had golden |tullps. |Mr. .|p i


|hlch; I thp bridegroom Ik.- a. b R T ER -e O LD EN .


len basket from the brlfe’p l a t Chattorh,'and A.cl&fc brs! of. Mount Zlbn. Chufehi


b, Yodk-stre^. .The ^ifei^ p I handbags to the brl,de and newN married fbuple |n -


I I Holt, gave the-brlde awAy.


t.iaiid the bride gave tojthe pair or cuff links, - The


|kg'e tpok bla :e at St. John's? I tt GreenI Joh i Tuesday, of hleviferter,: youngest sou


,


llden, of The. Haven, Snlre Green. The Rev.' F ;r T i


Ind'the late! Mrs, Porter] pi * Farm, Gisburn, and Miss , only daughter ofi Mr. fed


licar of.Dpwnham,; bfflcla,__ nyby. her father, the bradb


J in Iv^ry Satin, with a hefer Inge, blossom; Her showe;


1 of whitd carnations, brlde’d coiislh, was matro ping feoyal blue velvet d


Jd sho^.s to tope. She had-Av luet'of plhk carnations', liiei.: h ibrqther, Mr. F . J . Porter;''


hy. ,a home.


e' du ;ies


recbpt of best man. aS '


EMU G-WATSON;


Ih .d a ight'eijOf.Mr. and Iifei.- In, of Scat Head, West Bradf


fethpd:st (ihurch, West'Brkd- pd'ay thd wedding took plMe lies Ibemlng, of MUlstoiies: rest Iradfbrd, and Miss .Ma'


Mary Sibson, the. bride wBre J te.en^mble with hat to tpiie,


lon wafc In Imauve, with hat'lof pde, a: Id • Miss Slbsoh was'In leen, w 1th [brown aciessorles., I Isheaves oil pink .and mahve,


by ler friend, Mibs Rtete I J Clayton-le-Moors, And hbf bouq let bf pink carnatlphs.:,


. : ' P'::


Jiony was [ pirformed by fee; ■ loper„j andi Mr. John Cottdm,


'ndi Mr. Isaac Whittbker was p l . ' .Tne bride was given'away


le." I friends of the bride had Ihe iCluirch for the occasion


1st, I iplayed the ■' hymn 0


Pdils and ’ mauve and plpJc cere nony.


I — , a reception ,_ [ ng tl e giftsj to the bride and


I


.was a fireside chiir from I Bs of thejbirlde at Wbst Bradr


r Heddi West Bradfird, 'The p gave the .bridesmaids hand-,


nd a coal scuttle and spoons plble Ilass i t the Methodist pst Bradfordl ; Mr. gnd. Mrs.' : to reside it 47, Plmllco-rdad,;


I,'AY .L(R-iiaWSON. , 1 ■ , , ,


plley clstrlct, youngebt son of Iffrs. B. Taylor, 3, Sbnnyslde, | I and Miss, Ethel [ Lawson,


ghter of fe , and Mrs, J.'W. ley-rpad, Sabden. The


J)s. Glijen away by h^r father, ■tended by fwo bridesmaids. l Wiss AllcejLawson, was' attired


'!:wod a dreks of white satin J a i wreath-In the form of |a


vell, She carried-b bouquet


Ilse ^atln, | and carrledT ia ^mauye tulips, and her cousin,


Imsm^n, The Rev. J. Robinson ■the service, and'Mr. E Sfep- Ihe I 0 rganlst.. .Follpwlng the reieptlon' was held In 18t. 100, Mp:and Mi[s. .Taylor,


irg e fewson (broth ;r of the


had id bouquet; of anemoiies, j Bowjnari (brother-in-law of


Maranall; wore a lavender oom) Wab best :nan, and


Ibden.llast Jylor, 1 well-known'fcricketerOf Mr.


Ing tOi ik plice In St. Nicholas’s Saturday


C o n g r e g a t i o n a l G h ^ c h , A special Mnkce.'ifor ypfeAfJPeobie^^


1 'ipeimber of St. Hlcholarfs ir, and tht .service was fully


held at Clltherbe.l


ahce a t ' morn%, seT^cMJ W Special mention' fes Aifee -.W^tbe^ 'Rev. J. A, Stoclto)..:blrPPWy'fe|:^‘W


Edmondson, Katl deeh'ifefewe* inson, Eric and CaUn Stpfetfed:|wW^


son, who had nade {iferffe The prizes weriP' dlifebUtfe'.ljy’W^


te'wAo^.^Aff &fe;,tO-M service, scripture!


-.e fesldence will be 127, )ad, pabdenp received many..


I c e F e s t i v a l , . records, to be h(ld:'tn!EarVe'fefeK®i.Hfe!


I 4,000 p e r f o r m s


London, next ;AilrU, : '.1


mj': .n. w


Radcllffe, the C lureh-.sa,lately. l^wha^Mn- gratulated^ .the,!,


Dorothy Etoofe Bpn’’ fed, trio was sveetly ;feen !by-i!Pfe“ ! feff Sellers’and Jear Shuttlewortb.


'm


■ ’ .’ f e ' ■ ' i


t. .. .KPitfiimmtfe-.... i..(Mufeittua -


iiiaMiiMitt* ,


. Will am Haldwin, of Hebden' i yiendsof the bridegroom, was er, Mr. T. iW itson, of London.'.


on was heldliat


[Holt, the. bride’si broOp^, omsmin. Another brother,


n'wap • later held at Miss


be Congregational Caiurcioii > Rey.iJ. A. Sinclair offlcli ited


teroe; |The brlde^oom Is' I as a meniber ofi Clithdrofe VolM Choir. ' :


Mrs. is. Holt, of 18, Eshlont! .‘V:j


had ajnavy blue ! iostilme; hk hat, and wore: a sprak or I lions. I 1516 duties'of ^ '


:.:r( d , ’


and and Ihd


> woi^ a[navy blue! doat lapch,-


y byifhefr fathCT, t^e bjrlde by h(r lister, ^ s


u __ -Tf'v W&3


hd Mrs. James BadgSr, o ' lel Clltlieibe, and tho b ide


mes I&nry Badger, j ounjest


as and the late Mrs. Fii >ndl •road! dllthefde.


'1, t m|


as surely As U he: had' been‘s ^ c k . down by adethal weapon fetheliBttds i of an; assassini >'He bias bebn fede to death bj^ifefen tongufe’b ., ,;'


This drainitlc statement iwas made by.


tion laboufer. Who W8W fouhdidead by. his': ^vlfe the pfevlous .mornlng. -,'The. widow,! was represented by • Mr.' R ; P. JLee, ofj! Blackburn; and 'the Cbrpbfatloh by Mr. | H. Weeks, | who 'was: Instructed by .the[i insurers....


,''WplOW’S!?|iM^OVERK''-[:[;r^


accidentl afc'.-hU;.w:6tk.ln(.AUgpst,; Since that thhe, he; had been medically


said that her husband was AT! yfiarA: on l age, and she livid with lum:at 75,Brown?


The widow, ,bte. .Bertha; sfedirson,!; ow-street,; CUtherbe.''{ae;;,AifeV:;ah


attended by Dr. Boyle,-and 'apparently; had beeli suffertag from neurasthehlai,' About- a fortirnght^agD,:; hpr'''husbandit appeared to;be;wp|’^ e ( ,A :g ^ ^


HeAold fe r ifeat 4o r f e


remarks about him, Aayilng W ^ suffering from a disease? , ’ j


About five mlniites'to seven on Thiirsdayl morning, she went'to work, ileavlhg her; husband in the kitchen. ' ,: He seemed All right. When she came; back -to.; her; breakfast about 8-30, she entered iby thed front door, ^nd detected a stfonE'snielli of gas. (Jolng Into the kitchen, ; shii found her husband lying, gassed.- ' Sfe: opened the doorSr but she could not .^et' him oiut of the house’:.because heiwal; too heavy. She shouted fbr.help>;aad’ Mr. Hall came to .'her: assistance?: .Bhe- then went to. Inform the poUce.;ni‘ Her; husband had never previously .threatened’ to take his Ufe.;^“ There was not a JpUIer! lad/anywhere,’’ i she’ added.' : As a're'sidSt; of the rumours, he had- become^'very.j depressed’ and upset, She .wks Assittied


there was no truth whateyer:; In -;ithei! riimours.' * '■ -.


Questioned by Mr. Lee, i fe ; fendersbilj said that I when the accident :'hippened;:i


.slipped and'fallen on his head as he was:; working in a ^trench.. He Was; fiway; from work some ’ two! or three weeks,, going back to work la te r .i Apjparently ’ he'was given lighter work’ 'afterwar^:- After the accident, he .had'.complained of pakis In his head fairly-iiregularly,; taking: powders iandtablets' :to;.reinedy - the paln.'-;;.::;.‘’';;.{:;:.v:? ':t;:;ife;i


he had an mjury-to . his: head? and;;, he ! had had several stitches In a wound lii'; his headl. - He; ’ toldi her a'.'Cfanei.frBd'i


wish to interfere.'With theiiquestlbifing, but he was dnecfeg.lds afentlohito the’ cause of death.: 'nie/buesttons Mr.; Lee was asking had a more totlmaterbearliig on' another - court ’; That -was - not ,a workman’s compensation. court , : ' ! ■ Mr. Lee bald; his. questions vyefe In­


The' Coroner, remarked that ’he Ididfeot


tended to refer i'to the stetej of mind, In the hope th a t ’ it 'I ’mlghtj'assist'; the


Coroner. ' ;


’The Coroner: ; I •am much obliged.' ' ; In answer to further questions, by Mr. Lee, Mrs. Sanderson, said .het-ntiSbrnd


.i'.,’?


was being treated- pretty 'ye^arly.;for nervous trouble. !' ’There i.^Were periods when he had nbt sIepr -pfpperlyi :.one


since Christmas.:'I- In answer to MT; Weelffl;''^


stated that her Busband went back .to work on his: own ;accbrd. t Mr..;V ^ displayed a certificate ialfeed? by Dr, Royle stating that'deceased iTypSi fe-A work on!September 7th, :1936.,


i NEVER HEARD SCM D A L . David H aU ,, of v i Brbwolovirfer^^^


Clltheroe, overlooker employed: at % lfoM Bridge MUls, said-.that .Abbut’ 8r35 : the previous! momlnA, herheard: a womans


' thb houfe occupied by the deceascd.2_He,


voice shouting - and went’ lto• thc.bkck door, jumped over the wall; and; went into


' artificial respiration' until' . V-C-'vUtler arrived, the officer continuing imtu thE'


foiind him lying’oh the 'fe a ra ru g i .^ b a tube hear bim.; He dragged; SandetJ son outside Into the


doctor came. . j: Witness stated he Bad heard n


rumours regArflin^Ahe dead ihan, ana; it came as the.higgest’suiTPrfr.efe'toe; world to hint when he .to r d that there had beep rtfeborsj fe did know there was fey soft of j^noaly


The Coroner ;! • There! is:


there was something ; ,lh tb e 'h f t^ i jO l . v.’tiat you would call scandal Injtoo. di?::: trlct previous’ to’hls . death?--! .neyat


h(jatd of it before/.!; i ’.C, Cutler sald.tofe A t feout.8-38 ^


'.I


previous mbmlng; heiwas/at his: hWb station when Mrs; Saadersoh feme. .-She


was In an agitated cohdiWpn .feh'. s m “Will you come to J im .’ .H e h a s E ^W himself.” He went to theihops^ifind* ing Sanderson to the back y a i r d ,- ^


Hall applying | ! artificial {{wfeiyotife^ ! / ‘ i ? liiaiMife***** ‘ . ’,v l / l ' i l l ' lii ji


cosy Mid attractive “For Variety


Sevlc I i ' i ’ i


the East |Lan’cashlre ■ Coroner (Mrj"F.':’ Rowland) a t an Inquest,: op Friday, on’! James Sanderson;’ a : Cllthefoe ’Corpbra-;


“ This man has been done to deithj JVltness


itlbhipntil’DpcbT;---,- mfibuhCe'd’ life'! extinct,


arfe: bf 'Jvibl fece: {; - Witness found ’ a’ .tfeeAntfee-w tol^.scti?;?'!,f j ■


- /-A A'! MrA .fefeei tonydeniifieii


' ;::'-.:fear,’Bfe ha,—I'cfenbt A : longey j-:’k y ,nene; h f e f e n e i / t ^ ,’;;’lfeftfe;'Eitoa, {;:l:;hfee;!kl8Sed:’fen!i’| i:;!!,


r s th a t’Of ;j l erft h u sb an i: /'The: nbte/ pad'hY theljC qroner,-, was ak’fofe ■surgeryiimd Aiked’h toi'.fo ife fe^


’/.pr.'Hp jrle sal 4decfetaett[|fe;h4i|3^fetj^^ pn:fenhfeyi'lffe^:6ande!^n’^^^^


'fe ifeb ; iij.'hf was suflering'ftom-: disease. He” '


jilpiylI/’j'/T-j'/f'-'S VtS m t mmm I'b'tS Bli. !7!! 'I . .- - I ./-*;• c o r o E r !s s t r o n g ^ “ DOE; 'N',. ’ D N C L I T H E R O E


[ E N T ^ I U S I A S T J C E e N E S , i ^ T E R


1 ' I D - N I G H T , V I E N N A . ’ ’ 'i-d:;


thospife Etog-’ipart'ini; hefeowiafe; tbPsei ( .vdio hai 1; .ferkediiso.: afedupitwr! beblndc


tDrfeiati i/Bbelety-fejSaturdayiiinight.- iPromisti-rt :to.finife',;M:feow .wcnt-s^^


■formanc ;ibfi^;t',Qeo#Jhghf Vienna the CUtiheroe Amateur (Jperatlo a n l


iclbck-fee.!prfels»n::|^^ Itotbui’i - t ^ in iy ’to the speii esL'at'tnefbndiOfitheifltial.iperA;


ur Indebtedness 'toejafeefep:


[vfetife; |£(i||t::!i'-!rhbb^


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pfetfblfedi^fei^^ anjr.otl


t: rMany lompliments gvere bestowed upon, w,;A^tfeaeii:- fel itnanltnh


italn, Mr. Arthu nlhg,- buf-’iuifortunately as , fei-mad’ a


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