Rushden Echo & Argus, 29th January 1932, transcribed by Kay Collins
Presentation A very pleasing event took place yesterday week at the closing department of Messrs. C W Horrell Ltd., boot manufacturers. Miss A Clarke, manageress of the department, was the recipient of a cowhide dressing case, silk lined and suitably inscribed. Miss Clarke, who is leaving to take up a similar appointment with Messrs John Cave and Sons Ltd, expressed her gratitude to the staff and girls of the Closing Department, who in turn wished Miss Clarke every success.
Rushden Echo & Argus, 22nd October 1954
Mr. Don Green, who leaves the town shortly with his family to take up work in South Africa, received two gifts from the staff and employees of Messrs. C. W. Horrell. Ltd., on Tuesday. The gifts—a silver watch and an inscribed pen—were presented by the works manager, Mr. J. Lilley.
The late Mr Herbert Whiting of Higham Ferrers worked in the
Lasting Room for over 30 years. He is pictured here receiving
a radio for 25 years' service, from Mr John Horrell. c1964
Rushden Echo, 25 September 1964
Mr A L Bugby receives a transistor radio from Mr J Allison on his retirement, after 26 years' service.
