1951
Tailpiece – August 04th, 1951 – The Sawny Old Batchelor
South Yorkshire Times, August 4th, 1951
Tailpiece
A story is told of a sawny old bachelor in a Yorkshire village who was in love with a...
Tailpiece – August 11th, 1951 – Mark Twain
South Yorkshire Times, August 11th 1951
Tailpiece
Whenever “Mark Twain” became angry he would utter a torrent of profanity that would cause his horrified wife to...
Tailpiece – August 18th, 1951 – The Great Blondin
South Yorkshire Times, August 18th, 1951
Tailpiece - The Great Blondin,
The Great Blondin, before making his first attempt to walk the tight-rope over Niagara Falls,...
Tailpiece – August 25th, 1951 – The American General
South Yorkshire Times, August 25th, 1951
Tailpiece
One of the colonels told us some of the stories the British soldiers told about American discipline. The best...
Dearne Athletic 91 Illingworth 92 for 9 – Day of Catches
South Yorkshire Times, August 25th, 1951
Cricket Nearing End of Season
Won In Last Two Overs
Castleford, who defeated Hickleton at Thurnscoe on Saturday by five wickets,...
Dearne v Langold
South Yorkshire Times, August 25th, 1951
Punching clear from a goalmouth tussle in the second half of the Dearne v. Langold match at Goldthorpe Welfare’s...
Bolton Boy – Killed in Mishap – Jury Exonerate Car Driver
South Yorkshire Times, October 13th, 1951
Jury Exonerate Car Driver
Bolton Boy, Killed in Mishap, Ignored “Halt” Sign
Evidence that a 14-year-old Bolton boy, return from a...
Election: Who’s Who
South Yorkshire Times, October 20th, 1951
Election: Who’s Who
Rother Valley
Mr. D. Griffiths (Lab.): Born Goldthorpe 1896, began work at Hickleton Main at 13. Has had...
Tailpiece – Aunt Matilda’s Ample Calf
South Yorkshire Times, October 27th, 1951
Tailpiece
Our bulldog ate the large half
Of Aunt Matilda’s ample calf;
I should, I trust, have been upset
Were dog food not...
Tailpiece – Mrs Wospottle in Hospital
South Yorkshire Times, October 20th, 1951
Tailpiece
Mrs. Wospottle, if rumour, discreetly whispered be true had been taken to hospital, treated, and cured, but she was...