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Weddings – Beedan & Dronfield – Roebuck & Brown

April 1937
Miss Catherine Beedan, 18 West St, Darfield and Mr Harold Dronfield, of Darfield were married at St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church, Low Valley. Miss Priscilla Roebuck, 45...

Empire Tableau

May 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 21, 1937 Empire Tableau Cavalcade of Empire, a Darfield tableau in the Coronation procession.  

Friend of Miners and Officer of the Grand Priory – Mr Robert Watkin

May 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 21, 1937 The death occurred on Wednesday Mr Robert Watkin, of Holly House, Darfield, a well-known South Yorkshire mining engineer,...

Golden Wedding – 30 Times to Blackpool

May 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times May 28, 1937 Golden Wedding Mr and Mrs William James Gawthorpe, of Highfield range, Darfield, will celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow, are...

Land Won from Flood – Dearne Plan Puts River in Its Place

May 1937
Sheffield Independent May 1, 1937 Land Won from Flood Dearne Plan Puts River in Its Place God made the world, they say, but the Dutch made...

Darfield Bazaar Workers

June 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times June 11, 1937 Darfield Bazaar Workers The Rector of Darfield, the Rev H Drown (second from right) with the workers at the...

Golden Wedding

June 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times June 4, 1937 Golden Wedding Two more well known Darfield residents celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary on Monday. They are Mr Joseph Johnson,...

Weddings – Kendall & Hardwick – Croft & Smallman

June 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times June 1937 Miss Mary Kendall, Low Valley and Mr J T Hardwick, South Elmsall at Darfield Parish Church Miss Anna Lara Croft and Mr Steven...

Brief History of Darfield

July 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times July 23, 1937 In 1937 the "Times" celebrated its 60th year and published short potted histories of the Dearne Valley Towns Shaping...

Carnation and Daisy Queens

July 1937
Mexborough and Swinton Times July 9, 1937 Betty Duffield, the Carnation Queen, been greeted by Gwennie Lane, the Daisy Queen, at a pretty Darfield ceremony...