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NOV. 244 Doors Opel 4.15 Com. 4.31
, Merle Oberon HE , George Sanders T LiMan a McShane-OLD MOTHER RILEY HEADMISTRESS KENTON: Gregor Y ELL OW AnneSKY Baxter Robert Lowery, Ann Savags - LADY CHASER ® WEALOSTONE: George Montgomery, Ellen Drew INDIAN SCOUT Franchot Tone, Jean Wallace JIGSAW SOUTH Tyrone Power, Orson
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
CAB "BUMPED"
Mr. W. A. Throp, a cashier at J. Lyons' Greenford branch. who lives at Windmill - lane, Greenford. said he took the factory takings to the Westminster Bank, Station-road. Harrow, six mornings a week They left the factory on September 3 for the bank with three canvas bags contain
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
YOUTHS PLACED ON PROBATION Three Wealdstone youths were placed on probation for two years at Wealdstone Court on Friday after
being found guilty of loitering as suspected persons in. Shaftesbury. avenue, South Harrow,_ They were Terenceialward Gates, Terence Peter Pearce, both aged 17, of Cullingtonclose. Wealdstone, and a 14- year-old boy. P.cs. Clissold and Bazin said that whilst the juvenile stood a
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEE
ACT, 1925 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any Claims against the Estate of JOHN ALr'RED MORLEY. late of "Vine Cottage," 86, Peel Road wealdstone, Harrow, in the County of Middlesex, who died on the 14th day of January, 1952. and whose Will was proved at the Princi
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
MRS. E. GALE
Mrs. Elizabeth Gale. of 212. Harrow-view. Harrow, died on October 17 at the age of 64. A resident of the district for 20 years. Mrs. Gale was a warehouse assistant at Her Majesty's Stationery Office Press. Headstone-drive, Harrow, and also a housewife. Interment was at the Harro
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
YOUNG MEN NEEDED
Mr. J. G. Lucas. who also commented upon the report. said he had been acting as subscription as well as brancn secretary, and he wished to be relieved of the latter duty. They needed young' men, from the'l939-45 war, to take over. No volunteers were forthcoming for the office an
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
MECHANICS SENT OUT ON URGENT REPAIRS
Are you in love wi . th .l . f Have you ever noticed ? At every party there's always one girl, almost always only one girl, who's just bubbling over with life, and vitality. She's hardly ever the prettiest,,•-/t4 one, yet she gets the partners. Think Think of the happiest, most
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
FOUR FOR CASE IN GREAT EDGWARE VICTORY EDGWARE TOWN 8. EASTBOURNE 3 `E SPIRITED second half assault carried Edgware to
an 8-3 Corinthian League win over Eastbourne at the White Lion ground, Edgware, on Saturday. Edgware showed themselves to be too slow to settle down, however, with some weaknesses still evident in defence Car /ave Edgware the lead atier — two minutes, but Eastbourne drew level t
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
KINGSBURY STILL
UNBEATEN Rayner: Lane S. King4hury Town 3 A fine second half rally, bringing two good goals. enabled Kingsbury Town to maintain their unbeaten record this season when they drew 3-3 with Rayners Lane at Lucas-avenue. in a Parthenon League Premier Division match, Rayners Lane Were
October 30, 1952 - Harrow Observer - London, London, England
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