South Yorkshire Times – Friday 10 August 1934
Marconigrams
Athens has transferred its order for gas coal from Turkey to Durham.
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The B.B.C. 24-hour clock is to be allowed to run down on August 18th.
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Ellis Robinson, the Denaby cricketer, has been given his Yorkshire Colts cap.
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The grousing season opens on Sunday for those who recognise a close season in such matters.
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The Rev. R. T. Bailey, formerly of Wombwell, now priest-in-charge of New Rossington, has been appointed rector of Armthorpe.
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C. G. Macaulay, the Yorkshire county cricketer, has been inundated with applications for particulars of the remedy which, he says, has cured his rheumatism.
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“Dolores,” the famous artists’ model, for love of whom, it is thought, a young Rawmarsh artist committed suicide three years ago, died in a London hospital this week.
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“I could read it with my eyes shut,” said a defendant in a number plate case at Barnsley, on Wednesday.
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The Vicar of Ryhill writes: “May I offer my sincere congratulation on your splendid photograph of the Ryhill Pageant of Healing” (in our last issue) “especially the photograph showing the setting of the Pageant and the water in the background—truly a work of art.”