BLACKIE. At 24 Hamilton Park Avenue , Glasgow , W. 2. on 20th September 1936. JOHN BLACKIE, late of Blackie & Son, Ltd., publisher, eldest son of the late John James Blackie. Services at Crematorium to-day ( Tuesday ) at 2 p.m. o'clock. Motors at St George's Place till 1 .45 p.m. Friends wishing to attend please notify Messrs Wylie & Lochhead, 96 Union Street. (No flowers.) [The Scotsman - Tuesday 22 September 1936, p.16]
GLASGOW PUBLISHER'S DEATH
The death occurred yesterday at his residence in Hamilton Park Drive , Glasgow, of Mr John Blackie, a former director of Blackie & Sons, (Ltd.), publishers , Glasgow. Mr Blackie was 59 years of age, and on account of ill-health he retired two years ago from the firm, which was founded by his great-grandfather. For the greater part of his life he was associated with the publishing house. In early manhood he spent some time in Africa. He was well known in printing and publishing circles and was prominently associated with the Master Printers' Association. [The Scotsman - Monday 21 September 1936, p.7]
GLASGOW PUBLISHER'S DEATH
The death occurred yesterday at his residence in Hamilton Park Drive , Glasgow, of Mr John Blackie, a former director of Blackie & Sons, (Ltd.), publishers , Glasgow. Mr Blackie was 59 years of age, and on account of ill-health he retired two years ago from the firm, which was founded by his great-grandfather. For the greater part of his life he was associated with the publishing house. In early manhood he spent some time in Africa. He was well known in printing and publishing circles and was prominently associated with the Master Printers' Association. [The Scotsman - Monday 21 September 1936, p.7]
BLACKIE. At 24 Hamilton Park Avenue , Glasgow , W. 2. on 20th September 1936. JOHN BLACKIE, late of Blackie & Son, Ltd., publisher, eldest son of the late John James Blackie. Services at Crematorium to-day ( Tuesday ) at 2 p.m. o'clock. Motors at St George's Place till 1 .45 p.m. Friends wishing to attend please notify Messrs Wylie & Lochhead, 96 Union Street. (No flowers.) [The Scotsman - Tuesday 22 September 1936, p.16]
GLASGOW PUBLISHER'S DEATH
The death occurred yesterday at his residence in Hamilton Park Drive , Glasgow, of Mr John Blackie, a former director of Blackie & Sons, (Ltd.), publishers , Glasgow. Mr Blackie was 59 years of age, and on account of ill-health he retired two years ago from the firm, which was founded by his great-grandfather. For the greater part of his life he was associated with the publishing house. In early manhood he spent some time in Africa. He was well known in printing and publishing circles and was prominently associated with the Master Printers' Association. [The Scotsman - Monday 21 September 1936, p.7]
GLASGOW PUBLISHER'S DEATH
The death occurred yesterday at his residence in Hamilton Park Drive , Glasgow, of Mr John Blackie, a former director of Blackie & Sons, (Ltd.), publishers , Glasgow. Mr Blackie was 59 years of age, and on account of ill-health he retired two years ago from the firm, which was founded by his great-grandfather. For the greater part of his life he was associated with the publishing house. In early manhood he spent some time in Africa. He was well known in printing and publishing circles and was prominently associated with the Master Printers' Association. [The Scotsman - Monday 21 September 1936, p.7]
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