1932
Tact at Kilnhurst – Constable Complimented
Mexborough and Swinton Times, May 27th, 1932
Tact at Kilnhurst
Constable Complimented
Police Constable Kirk, of the Rotherham West Riding Constabulary, stationed at Kilnhurst, was complimented by...
Kilnhurst’s New Bowling Green
Mexborough and Swinton Times, May 6th, 1932
Mr. F Stanier, agent of Kilnhurst Collieries and president of the local Welfare Committee, delivering the first wood...
Kilnhurst Club Prosecution – Supper Beer
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 03 June 1932
Supper Beer
Kilnhurst Club Prosecution
"I did not know I was doing wrong, I have got my beer...
Doctor’s Error – Kilnhurst Man’s Death Wrongly Certified
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 03 June 1932
Doctor's Error
Kilnhurst Man's Death Wrongly Certified
Due To Seizure
Mr. J. Kenyon Parker, the Sheffield District...
Kilnhurst Betting House – “We Were Giving Up Tomorrow”
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 03 June 1932
Kilnhurst Betting House
“We Were Giving Up Tomorrow”
"Harry Smith (40), miner, of 40, Carlisle Street. Kilnhurst,...
Marconigrams – July 22nd, 1932
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 22 July 1932
Marconigrams.
The Mexborough Urban Council has voted itself an August vacation.
Three hundred employees of the Houghton...
Marconigrams – July 29th, 1932
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 29 July 1932
Marconigrams
Work will commence next week on a new Labour Exchange to be erected in Mexborough.
Over 400...
Anglers Dinner Gone – Kilnhurst Miner’s Lament
Mexborough and Swinton Times, July 8th, 1932
Anglers Dinner Gone
Kilnhurst Miner’s Lament
Four Kilnhurst miners, three of whom caught trout in the Doncaster Corporation’s reservoir at...
Coal Thefts At Kilnhurst – Warning to Children
Mexborough and Swinton Times, July 8th, 1932
Coal Thefts At Kilnhurst
Warning to Children
You must not pick and steal. Stealing starts small and gets bigger. ...
Damage At Wentworth
Mexborough and Swinton Times, July 8th, 1932
Damage At Wentworth
Trouble caused to the police by persons who damaged mowing grass on the Wentworth estate was...