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Saturday 6 April 1940 – A revised BBC Broadcast about fruit-growing in the Vale of Evesham

Fruit-Growers on the Air

On Saturday afternoon, April 13, Robin Whitworth is producing a feature programme which he has arranged in collaboration with Charles Gardiner, Clerk to the Evesham Rural District Council and author of a number of radio plays in the Worcestershire dialect.  It will be broadcast in the Home Service programme at 3 o’clock and recorded for overseas broadcast at a later date.

Tuesday 13 April 1937 – BBC Broadcast about fruit-growing in the Vale of Evesham

GROWERS BROADCAST FROM EVESHAM

Evesham was “on the air” last night when local growers and workers took part in a programme which described the work connected with the local fruit and vegetable growing industry.  The programme, which was arranged by Robin Whitworth in co-operation with Mr C H Gardiner, clerk to the Evesham Rural District Council, and Mr C A Binyon, JP, was relayed from the Evesham Town Hall.

Saturday 19 November 1938 – Death of Gertrude Clare Troughton, aged 34

DEATH OF MRS G C TROUGHTON

The death occurred at her home, Brewers Lane, Badsey, on Friday, at the age of 34 years, of Mrs Gertrude Clare Troughton, second daughter of Mr & Mrs C Ballard of Brewers Lane, Badsey.

Mrs Troughton was a native of Badsey and had resided in the village nearly all her life.  She is survived by her husband and one son.

Saturday 31 January 1942 – Wedding of Kathleen Patricia Mary Knight at Bidford-on-Avon

PRETTY WEDDING AT BIDFORD-ON-AVON
Mr A E Goddard and Miss K P M Knight

A wedding of considerable interest took place at Bedford Church last Satruday between Mr Albert Ernest Goddard, younger son of Mr & Mrs E J Goddard of Broom near Bidford-on-Avon and Miss Kathleen Patricia Mary Knight, only daughter of the late Mr Ernest and of Mrs Knight of Merville, Bretforton Road, Badsey.

The service, which was conducted by the Rev A W Harrison, was choral.  Mr Fred Salisbury was at the organ.

Saturday 22 March 1941 – Wedding of James Alan Marshall of Aldington at Bretforton

BRETFORTON WEDDING

St Leonard’s Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday when Miss Florence Dora Smith, second daughter of Mr & Mrs George A Smith, Goldthorne, Weston Road, Bretforton, was married to Mr James Alan Marshall, second son of Mr & Mrs J T B Marshall, The Mill House, Aldington.  The bridegroom has been carrying on the business of transport contractor at Aldington.  He is a member of the Toc H (Evesham branch).