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Unique Ena Sharples Posters designed and sold by artists. Around 1917, Ena met Alfred Sharples, who had been sent home to heal a leg injury. Eve Wilson: Everywhere's got a problem, hasn't it? Ena Sharples Quotes & Sayings. One of the hairnet props was sold at auction for 65 in 2005 to a Dutch gentleman, who had bought it for his mother, a lifelong fan. When the war ended Alfred and Ena met up again and he told her that his marriage had been in name only he'd had to marry the daughter of someone his father had owed money to. David Platt: Yeah, maybe Eileen has a son that we don't know about. Valerie Tatlock: Well what's wrong with it? Gail Potter: [Gail is on Eileen's doorstep arguing about the "torrid affair" she believes is going on between Eileen and the new foot masseur] His car was parked out here all night. Ena particularly criticised Elsie Tanner (Pat Phoenix), who she believed had loose morals. Danny Baldwin: Call it a day, before the pink elephants start marching in! Ena Shaples Height 5 6 (1.68 m) Born September 1, 1898 German Street, Ancoats, Manchester, England, UK Died December 26, 1983 Cleveleys, Blackpool, Lancashire, England, UK (undisclosed) Spouse George Frederick Peploe September 1, 1926 - March 25, 1929 (his death) Other works (1950's)'Have A Go' radio show Publicity listings 1 Portrayal 1 Article [knocks more jars of the shelf and then pauses], [throws a large jar of something on the floor and it smashes extremely loudly]. Weatherfield Later in the 1970s, Ena alternated between Weatherfield and St. Anne's. Or so they think. [Blanche, their landlady, is kicking Frankie and Danny out of their house, without notice]. I was okay till I met you. Enjoy reading and share 1 famous quotes about Ena Sharples with everyone. Blanche Hunt: I'd cut off his whatnots wi' a pair of garden shears, me. Ena Sharples. You and him have been on and off more times than the light in Eileen Grimshaw's fridge! Ena's best friends from her youth, now Minnie Caldwell and Martha Longhurst, were both also widows by 1960, and frequently sat with Ena in the snug of the local Rovers Return Inn, criticising the lives of the other street residents (as well as each other), while drinking milk stout. The show currently averages 8 million viewers per episode. Blanche Hunt: He looks like he should be crayoning summat. As she no longer had the luxury of rent-free accommodation, Ena took on a job at the Corner Shop. Ena: Lovely - she just sat up, broke wind, and died. Rita Littlewood: Oh. Already it's only the first of January and you're the champion liar of 1980! At first Ena approved, but she later advised Minnie to call it off as she would be in a better position financially as a single person. George Wilson: Exactly - there's good and bad everywhere. The clash was broken up by Swindley, who informed Ena that the Mission would stay open - the Bold Street Mission had been selected for closure. She also quickly learned to be self-sufficient, taking on factory work when she was only 11. Conman Frank Holmes tried to con Ena in 1976 but she cottoned on in time and summoned friends Len Fairclough and Eddie Yeats who performed a citizen's arrest. How did you get in? Top artists Both of her daughters, Madge and Vera, were driven away by her attitude, while her friendship with Minnie was strained at times, particularly whenever Ena tried to stop her naive acquaintance from gambling. She won't hear you - she's as deaf as a post! The residents of the street began to protect and defend her more, seeing her as a vulnerable old woman. Ena also had a son, Ian, but due to her poor nutrition during the years she and Alfred struggled for work, Ian died soon after birth. Shop affordable wall art to hang in dorms, bedrooms, offices, or anywhere blank walls aren't welcome. She was fined 40/-. An attentive student with a strong Christian upbringing, Ena became devoted to her religion and developed a firm belief in the importance of rules and morals. Hayley Cropper: Where did you come from? But you *are* destroying me. There was an instant chemistry but Ena was upset to learn he was already married, and broke contact with him. The first mention of Ena's death in the show itself was on 27 November 1989, during a scene in the Rovers Return when Deirdre says to builder Maurice Jones: "Ena Sharples would be turning in her grave.". Unbeknown to Ena, Dave had decided to forgive the debt but a telling off by Ena convinced him to change his mind. I nearly died of the shame. Blanche Hunt: Oh! Audrey Potter: Now don't worry, love. Later that year, Ena got bored with the maisonette and moved into a flat above Ernest Bishop's camera shop. I can't marry you! Religion as a serious - yet casual - fact of British life has died. Emily Nugent: It's not really a page-turner, is it? This photo of Ena Sharples looking over the early 60s industrial landscape of Manchester/Salford (Weatherfield) is iconic. Sibling(s) Janice Battersby: Open to anybody. Ena Sharples (also Schofield) is a fictional character from the British ITV soap opera, Coronation Street , played by Violet Carson. Alfred Sharples (1920) 1 note "Oh, lovely. Vera died in 1967, in Ena's home, of a brain tumour. As congregations at the Mission Hall's services dwindled, the Hall became more often the domain of clubs and meetings. Emily Nugent: Doing what? In 1973, Ena suffered two heart attacks, but refused to move away as she wanted to die in the street. Ena Sharples. Coronation Street Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Shelley Unwin: [Shelley arrives at a pedestrian crossing in her wedding dress, prompting a perplexed look from an old lady] I jilted him! In 1980, in a fit of pique over delays to her flat's refurbishment, Ena left Weatherfield on another of her sojourns and this time she never returned. Violet Wilson: [Pleasantly] Hiya, Sarah, what can I get you? In 1977, Councillor Tattersall was aghast at the management of the Centre, run as it was by two elderly pensioners. Along with Minnie Caldwell, Martha Longhurst was Ena's closest friend and unlike Minnie, Martha shared Ena's penchant for gossiping. Returning home, she was horrified to discover that the Mission was being converted into a Community Centre, with social worker Ruth Winter assigned to work there full-time. [Robbie grabs her]. Ken Barlow: Well, look at it. Steve McDonald: Yeah, just as mates. Alfred also informed Ena that his wife had recently passed away. Minnie was usually content to let Ena do the talking while she only partially listened. Large in stature and almost always dressed in a large double breasted coat and hairnet, Ena was strong-minded and argumentative, with opinions on everyone and everything and she wasn't afraid to voice any of them. 8. Blanche Hunt: Well I think he needs telling! We are working flat out to try and get work done and you're wasting money! Liz McDonald: No, this is for me job interview. Ena and Albert became close enough that he would stay with her family while on leave but, when he asked her if she wanted to be more than friends, she declined, stating that she was still mourning Phil. Janice Battersby: Er right. Living in the same street for many years had led them to at least understand each other. Buy "ena sharples, ena sharples quotes" by Varshadesigns as a Poster. Leanne Battersby: I can't eat this! Leanne Battersby: Get a good handful did ya! Norris Cole: No, I most certainly did not! Amber Kalirai: Not true! Jamie Baldwin: [feeding Warren a hangover cure] Good lad. Ena spent much of early 1978 with the Lomaxes in Hartlepool, who offered to house her permanently but she refused. Shelley Unwin: Oh, Betty, don't say that! Mother Blanche Hunt: Oh that's just for starters. [Robbie leaves Carla tied to a chair in an empty room. I always do when you speak. And you made me feel it was my fault! Hayley Cropper: Listen to her, Tracy Barlow. Ena sang 'Cockles and Mussels' with Emily Nugent at a 1969 Christmas concert, though she rarely participated in the street pantomime productions, being content usually to watch or assist backstage. [Hayley looks at Carla. Monthly 0. Our maths genius helped with all this. Karen Phillips: Try any more stunts like that, and I will be booking your funeral! Frankie Baldwin: Not on the carpet - upstairs! Although motivated by self-interest more often than she would care to admit, Ena's usual justification was that she was acting in the name of Christianity. I think you're both! You and Kenneth should count yourselves lucky. Alfred also informed Ena that his wife had recently died, so Ena decided to give him another chance. And I will use it. Carla breathes heavily through her gag, terrified]. The character was absent for several spells in the late 1970s but Carson always returned when she was able - similarly, she was expected to return after her appearance in Episode 1983 (2nd April 1980) but the actress suffered a serious bout of anaemia and could not return. Blanche Hunt: Oh! Shelley Unwin: Peter. Ena: I would just like to go the way me mother did. Rita Littlewood: [reading from the novel] "Norris jumped out of the moped as Emilia and Reeba alighted the side-car ", Rita Littlewood: " and hand in hand, the three of them ran barefoot through Chester Zoo. In February 1980, Ena was moved out of her flat while necessary refurbishments were made to both the flat and Centre. Despite their difficult moments, they were always there for each other. I've got something for you. 4 ENA quotes Carla Connor: [Carla screams through her gag, unable to speak], Robbie Sloane: Now, I'm going to nip out for two minutes. Erywon) Rainon Cyril. No wonder some people emigrate. You sound like a parent whose kids go to Weatherfield High, a parent with no ambition. Emily Nugent: I'm quite capable of deciding for myself what I can or can not do! Tracy Preston: You touch me with that, I'll sue for criminal injuries, together with child support from him. [Marvin and Ashley square up ahead of their big fight]. After serving Elsie her notice, Ena argued with Elsie in the Rovers - Elsie was not going to give up without a fight. Although the living arrangements at No. She quit upon hearing the news and moved in with Minnie at No.5. Your knees are going to tremble, your feet will turn to lead. Sarah Platt: [Moodily] It's not working, you know. Sally Seddon: Do you know what you sound like? Peter Barlow: Blanche, what we normally do at this point, is let other people in the group reflect on what the speaker has just said. In the 1970s, her failing health meaning that Ena spent increasing amounts of time convalescing at her friend Henry Foster's in St Annes. In 1915, Ena became engaged to Phil Moss, nephew of Gladys Arkwright, her mentor at the Glad Tidings Mission Hall. Angela Nelson: Oh, it's not a bottomless pit of emptiness, then? Valerie Tatlock: [deflated] You're not enjoying yourself then? Are a mild-mannered church-goer called Emilia Rita Littlewood: and a racy, Titian temptress called Reeba. Coronation Street is made by Granada Television at MediaCityUK and shown in all ITV regions, as well as internationally. Ena was sacked and left to stay with Henry Foster at St Annes. Sounds like the start of a joke. [Liz enters the Barlows' living room wearing a low-cut, short sparkly dress]. A neighbour of Ena's, Elsie Tanner lived at No.11. . 'Coronation Street' was massive in our house. She likes the 'let-it-all-hang-out' look. https://www.quotes.net/movies/coronation_street_101305, https://www.quotes.net/movies/coronation_street_quotes_101305. Gail Potter: [to Richard Hillman] You're Norman Bates with a briefcase. Jamie Baldwin: You don't wanna know, believe me. Subscribe now for more! In 1920, Ena married Alfred. I can't trust you! owner Roy Cropper whom she thinks is a bit simple]. You made me feel scared, you made me feel inferior. In 1970, Stan Ogden decided to sell some of Ena's songs, without her knowledge, and take the credit as songwriter himself. Well you certainly have! Easily one of the most recognisable names on the Street, it was this quote from Ena, broadcast in only the second ever episode of Coronation Street, that gave us a glimpse behind her hard exterior. In 1963, Ena reported youth Michael Butterworth to the police for stealing and cashing her pension. Ena: Lovely - she just sat up, broke wind, and died. [He rips the tape off her skin. Kevin Webster: Sal! 1966: Ena struggles to cope when Vera has weeks to live. *Carson, who played street stalwart Ena Sharples for 20 years, died in 1985 in Cleveleys, Blackpool. A harridan in a hair-net with a surly expression that could stop a grown man in his tracks."[3]. What if I was going to say, 'Les, you're going out with an ugly, evil monster. Did you listen to what you were saying? Kenneth Barlow: [whole family minus Tracy sees Roy creeping downstairs after Tracy drugged and slept with him] Tea Roy? She moans in pain] Well, that's at least three layers of fake tan. (Final lines spoken in the programme to Albert Tatlock and Ken Barlow). 11 were more than satisfactory, Ena learnt from hindsight and decided to move to St Annes - it would only be a matter of time before the two got into an argument. Jamie Baldwin: No, this is stage one - detoxification. It was noted in a tweet earlier today via writer Mark Gatiss ("Retweeted" several times over) that it's one of the greatest photographs of an English actor. Unique 121. Violet Carson. Marcus Dent: There's one thing Julie's got that's bigger than most people's. Cilla Brown: You're calling at a very inconvenient time. Vera's doctor had kept the news from her and convinced Ena to do the same. Ena was offered a place at an old folk's home but she unsurprisingly declined, choosing to lodge with old friend Henry Foster in St Annes after briefly living with Minnie, although when the maisonettes were built Ena moved into No. In 1969, Ena became bored with the maisonette and moved into a flat above Ernest Bishop's (Stephen Hancock) camera shop. Emily Nugent: Oh, how do you work with this man, all day? A co-caretaker was foisted on her (none other than Albert Tatlock), though she insisted on being called Senior Caretaker. During her school days Ena met Martha Hartley (Lynne Carol) and Minnie Carlton (Margot Bryant), establishing lifelong friendships. Ena prided herself on knowing everything that went on in the street and was known to keep information to herself for decades for future use. It's going to cost another 300 quid to get it fixed, but I figure only bright spots like Rosie would notice and she's probably going to be your accountant in a few years' time and with you being so busy I'm going to have to start coming into the office and doing your admin full time, but don't worry Kevin I'm not expecting any wages, 'cos you'll still be in charge of the lads, and you do what you're good at, and I'll do what I'm good at, and Rosie can go to Oak Hill, the apostrophe can stay where it is because in a way it's all fate, isn't it? She did however sign up for the Over 60's Club, and agreed to play the piano. Blanche Hunt: They say that alcohol loosens the tounge. The Mission was closed permanently a year later, when it was demolished along with the factory to make way for a block of two-storey maisonettes. The two women rowed in the street, having to be pulled apart; Ena even broke a window with her purse. Her friends gradually left her life Martha had died in 1964 and Minnie left in 1976 to live at Whaley Bridge with their old friend Handel Gartside (Harry Markham). The first reference to her after this was in the 1985 spin-off video The Jubilee Years when Ken Barlow revealed that Ena died "a couple of years ago", placing her death around the same time as that of Carson's. Ena and Albert became close enough that he would stay with her family while on leave, but when he asked her if she wanted to be more than friends, she declined, stating that she was still mourning Phil. Vera Duckworth: No, But I will be 10 minutes after I get you home! In 1965, she acted as spokesperson for the street over the issue of a survey which almost led to the demolition of the street so that a ring road could be built through it. I am Ken, but I am not a leader Don't look at me for your answers I am just a man Trying to make sense. I'll try not to be in the way, so take care of me from now on." Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. What about that funny Victorian pub on the corner? Kelly Crabtree: Yeah, see them fellas' eyes poppin' out. Granada TV have built an outdoor set for shooting some of the scenes. Gail Potter: And Todd's been through the other half! Steve McDonald: [First lines, to Liz about his and Andy's sleeping arrangements] Mam, Why do we have to have t'back bedroom? Oh naughty Blanche! Ena Sharples: If I had my way, I'd like to go like me mother did. After a week, she moved to St Annes, as she realised she could not stay at Elsie's for much longer without getting into an argument. Norris Cole: I think you'll find I was protecting you! When not at the Mission, she could usually be found in the snug of the Rovers Return, where she and her lifelong friends and fellow widows Minnie Caldwell and Martha Longhurst spent their time discussing the latest goings-on in the Street over milk stouts. 4 Mar. Jamie Baldwin: I mean, how long's it been? 9. I've never heard so much self-indulgent whinging in all my life! Ena Sharples: Sometimes I think I am bout ready to go down to that cemetery. In her schooling days, Ena met Martha Hartley and Minnie Carlton, establishing lifelong friendships. The Weatherfield Mission committee decided to close one of their halls in 1965 due to the lack of interest, with the choice falling between the Coronation Street Mission and the Bold Street Mission. I Was Ena Sharples Father book. Ken Barlow: You're painting a very negative picture, Blanche. My mum used to say Ena Sharples reminded her of Gran, which she wouldn't have been happy to hear! She won't hear you - she's as deaf as a post! Your donor kidney would reject you if it could. Despite her occasionally antagonistic nature, Ena was a respected figure in the community and, although seeming at times to be a loner, had many friends in the street. Kirk's has been sat in a deck chair in Blackpool since the late nineties. A disoriented Ena was later caught accidentally stealing from a supermarket. Ena Schofield was born in Weatherfield on 24th November 1899, the youngest of three siblings (the others being her sister Alice Schofield, and her brother Tom Schofield) and in her youth lived at 65 Inkerman Street. Is there some correlation between how boring you are and how much you drink? [Carla and Hayley turn to see Tony walking towards them], Robbie Sloane: She's howling like a banshee, someone will hear. Ena made herself at home, making the best of a bad situation, but unbeknown to her Martha couldn't wait to get rid of her and in the meantime had considered writing to an agony aunt to ask how to deal with her overbearing houseguest. Fiz Brown: I bet I know why you're back: to have your buttons sewn on! I mean we really made the best of it didn't we?". What do you think? Blanche Hunt: Never happy unless she's got someone's hands round her throat. Norris Cole: You should be at home, studying. Sick with guilt and worry, Ena scoured Weatherfield for anywhere Minnie might be. 1976: Handel tells Ena that Minnie is never returning. [Points at Deirdre] This one - she were in prison! When she disappeared with the Centre keys at Christmas, preventing the children from getting any presents, Ena assumed she'd be sacked; she left to stay with Henry Foster in St. Annes, however she was allowed to keep her job. Both Alf Roberts and Len Fairclough saw Tattersall off by threatening him with violence if he dared to move Ena out of the flat. Six? Maxine Peacock: You should've stayed at the party, Maxine! It's illegal! Eventually, councillor Alf Roberts decided to reinstall Ena at the Centre later in the year. Ken Barlow: [Beat as Ken realises what he's been saying] I am. Ena was pleased as it occupied the exact spot where the vestry had been. Born In 1967, Ena started a petition to have the betting shop closed down, although she was unsuccessful. The rustier the better. Martha Longhurst: [as Ena chokes on a sixpence in Minnie's Christmas pudding] Should I hit her on the back? The Lomaxes offered to house Ena but she declined. A Hairnet is a small, often elasticised, fine net worn over long hair to hold it in place. [Blanche slaps him] What the hell were that for? Danny Baldwin: Get up, Frankie. Naughty! Rita Littlewood: Did you ever run away from home? Alya fights for . High quality Ena Art-inspired gifts and merchandise. Children Ena berated Martha's daughter Lily for never caring about her mother unless she needed a babysitter. Carla Connor: [Robbie rips off some duct tape] Look, if you want money, I can get you whatever you want. With her home safe for the time being, Ena sold No. For the duration of World War II, Ena was an Air Raid warden, lording it over the other residents when they had to seek refuge in the Mission cellar. However, he enlisted and was soon after killed in battle, devastating Ena. Three others legends were also recognised for their time on the soap which is . What did you lace it with, ProPlus? If you want another one, just try picking on Deirdre again. Her friends had gradually left her life - Martha had died in 1964, and Minnie left in 1976 to live with Handel in Whaley Bridge. That's all. If only they could want a bit more. Spouse(s) She appeared in the first-ever episode, broadcast on 9 December 1960, and stayed with the show until 2 April 1980. Rita: [shouting at Len] "Tommy Cooper couldn't tell a story as daft as that! Roy Cropper: [to Hayley] You have turned an apology of an existence into a life, fuller and more joyous than I could ever hope. [at the altar, Shelley has just told the vicar and congregation that she will not marry Charlie]. Community content is available under. Ena was also instrumental in Jack and Annie Walker reconciling when they fell out in 1964. However he enlisted for military service in the Great War and was killed in battle, devastating Ena. A disoriented Ena was later caught accidentally stealing from a supermarket. Valerie Tatlock: Well it wouldn't do if everyone was alike, would it? I just said it out loud. Typically dressed in a large double-breasted coat and hairnet, Ena was an imposing figure, intimidating many of her much younger neighbours. ", [the topic of conversation in the Rovers' Snug is death]. In 1989, Deirdre Barlow (Anne Kirkbride) said that, due to recent events in Coronation Street, "Ena Sharples would be turning in her grave", confirming that she had died by this time. After he verbally attacked her in the Rovers, the Street's residents united to oust him. Steve McDonald: You tell Karen about the baby, I will make you pay, I will make you suffer. In an interview, Violet Carson described Ena as "the eternal busybody, the rock of ages; when things are going well, she is the old bag, when things are going wrong, she is the first one they turn to", in another interview she said that children weren't frightened of Mrs.Sharples, Violet Carson said "children will come and hold Mrs. Sharples' hand". You 0. And it will be. Ena occasionally went to stay with Colin and his family after Vera's death. In the show's fictional history, the street was built in 1902 and named in honour of the coronation of King Edward VII. Movies. Ena watched her daughter decline over several weeks until she died in Ena's bed in January 1967. Martha: Ooh, that were a beautiful ending. Warren Baldwin: That's disgusting, what's in it? Ena quotes :) comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment AtmosphereLost5944 Additional comment actions "*vomit*" is a personal favorite . Respected by all and feared by many, Ena was the self-appointed moral guardian of Coronation Street. Elsie helped Ena understand to stop trying to stifle Vera, because then she would end up having no control over Vera at all. Doesn't take much to amuse some people, does it? Within the world of Coronation Street it is synonymous with the character of Ena Sharples who wore one in almost all appearances she made in the programme from Episode 5 (23rd December 1960) (when the character was hospitalised) to Episode 1983 (2nd April 1980) with very few exceptions. To offset her money problems Ena took on the job of live-in housekeeper at No.9 for Len Fairclough (Peter Adamson) although, when the Community Centre at the Mission closed down, Ena moved back into the vestry. Mina Parekh: That's very clever to have a little sewing kit in your bag. After Martha's death, Minnie was perhaps Ena's only close friend left. Rita Littlewood: Did you ever run away from home? Almost always wearing a double-breasted overcoat and hairnet, she spent much of her free time in the serials' early years with her two cronies, Martha Longhurst (Lynne Carol) and Minnie Caldwell (Margot Bryant), in the snug bar of local pub The Rovers Return Inn, drinking milk stout. Frankie Baldwin: Will it make him better? How could you? Now, the thing about flyers is it's all about the artwork and the larger the print run, the cheaper they are. Kelly Crabtree: I treat my body like a temple. Lecturing me - no - hectoring me! Despite their lifelong friendship (Ena knew Martha when they were ten years old), Ena sometimes felt threatened by Martha, especially when she proved just as capable as doing Ena's job at the Mission as Ena herself. Around 1917, Ena met Alfred Sharples, who had been sent home because of a leg injury. Brian Tilsley: " isn't it Gail. In court Ena pleaded not guilty, but refused to give her age when questioned, saying only that she was over 21. Blanche Hunt: Good and bad in this room! Tony Gordon: Not through these walls. She was delighted in 1970 to meet young Tony Parsons, who shared her passion for the harmonium. http://bit.ly/1M3dxRHCoronation Street is 59 years old today!Feeling nostalgic and a little bit christmassy? Ena Schofield was born in Weatherfield on 24 November 1899. 4.1% ABV . Eileen Grimshaw: Tracy Barlow! I am Ena the Lamia. Vera hadn't yet been told her condition was terminal. 6, a purpose-built OAP ground floor flat. Her usual sparring partner was the promiscuous Elsie Tanner, though Ena eventually came to admire Elsie for her strength of character. Ena collapsed due to the stress, but walked out of the hospital to return to her post so that Martha, who had taken on her responsibilities while she recovered, couldn't steal her job. In 1965, Ena discovered Hilda Ogden was the culprit behind some threatening phone calls Elsie had received, and exposed her. Blanche Hunt: [to Ken Barlow] You're going to have to learn to take pleasure in the misfortunes of others, Ken, or you're going to have a very miserable old age. 5. Ena decided to give him another chance. Number of appearances 5, after a brief period working as a live-in housekeeper for Len Fairclough and Jerry Booth at 15 Mawdsley Street, although when the Community Centre at the Mission closed down, Ena moved back into the vestry. Following her departure, Ena's fate was never revealed in the programme. It must have had some place, or else viewers would not have reacted so well to Ena Sharples. And you can take that any way you like! Ena plays the piano for the Rovers regulars at Christmas 1967. Occupation With no-one else to take the job, Ena was selected for the job and she moved into a flat adjacent to the centre. Deirdre Barlow: Mother! In 1975, Ena began to make much more frequent visits to the street but often found that Minnie was away in Whaley Bridge, visiting their old friend Handel Gartside. Eileen Grimshaw: Yeah, and Sarah's been through half the lads in Weatherfield. For running around you for the past week? Carson's love/hate relationship with the character was well known. Ena was soon caught up with more problems as Vera came to stay having separated from her husband Bob Lomax. 25 IBU (3.64) 104 Ratings . Ian died after only two days, and Alfred died in 1937 during the Depression, leaving Ena a widow with two children. Seven? Gail Potter: Oh here's the other one the rest of The Village People! With no one else to take the job, Ena was selected as caretaker, and she moved into the adjacent Centre flat. Amber Kalirai: It's the holidays, though, innit? Madge and her mother became almost completely estranged after Madge emigrated in 1950. Ken Barlow: I don't know. Vera and Bob got engaged, and by 1945 Vera and Ena became estranged, as Bob's parents wanted them to marry in a more upscale church, not what they saw as Ena's backstreet chapel. Vera came to stay again later in 1966, claiming to be ill. Ena did not believe her until she spoke to Vera's doctor, who said that Vera had a brain tumour and had just a month to live; however Vera had not yet been told that her condition was terminal. Blanche Hunt: Do you think they wrote their own vows?
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