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Raymond Colclough
Mr Colclough was a Sunday School
teacher.
one Sunday when they were redeveloping
the site almost opposite to St. James into the Garage and filling
station. The workmen had found a coffin in the basement of the old
premises, A. E. Birch undertakers, and stood it up against one of the
nearby cast iron columns supporting the canopy in front of Blundreds.
On it they had put a notice to the effect of Any Offers?? It is
said that Mr. Colclough said he wasn't interested unless it had a body
in it. I think he was a biology teacher in his day job....
Helen Crookes at work
as a receptionist
Miss Crooks was a
receptionist at the Doctors surgery in Trentham Road where this photo
was taken. Her father ran a sweet shop where he sold saspirella
by the glass
Barbara Elkes
R. Elkes
Vaughan Goodwin
Court No 2 - F
Rev. Dr. Charles and Mary Healey
house in Normacot
Road
Bill Hirst
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