| This article reports the funeral of Mr Summers of Froyle Place in January 1926. You can read more about his activities there, especially during the First World War, in Froyle at War (you can get there by the link on this page). As the clipping is somewhat big, I have also provided an Adobe Acrobat version of it to download. It has been re-arranged to fit, as the original was two nearly full columns on a broadsheet page. |
