Lord Roberts' message to young English men

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

The Roll of Honour - local soldier wounded while fighting at Chadshunt, 2 wounded soldiers return to

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

Our Wounded Soldiers - report of Red Cross work at Southampton

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

Temperance Meeting arranged

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

Daily Mail War Lectures - electric lantern lecture held in the garage of Ashorne House

01/08/1918 to 31/08/1918

Collections for Prince of Wales National Relief Fund

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Peace Bell and Intercession

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

A few young men join the army

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

24 men volunteer for infantry drill but the War Office do not want this in case it interferes with re

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

9 men connected with the parish have gone to the Front, named at intercession services on Wednesday a

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

3 young men volunteer: 1 accepted, 1 refused as under age, 1 could not pass the medical examination

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Appeal for men to volunteer for Forces.  List of men who have already volunteered (19 names).

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Garments being madefor soldiers and/or Red Cross

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

Offers to sew and knit for the soldiers rejected with a request to wait and see what is needed, but s

01/09/1914 to 30/09/1914

War Album: envelope containing correspondence.  St Mary, Combroke and Compton Verney

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1917

Notices to congregation.  Voluntary bread rationing

01/05/1917 to 31/05/1917

Earl Kitchener: printed memorial service to, held at Halifax, Nova Scotia.  St James the Great, Idlic

11/06/1916 to 11/06/1916

National War Savings Committee: notice re voluntary rationing of bread.  St James the Great, Idlicote

Royal Proclamation re voluntary rationing of bread.  St James the Great, Idlicote

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1917

Roll of Honour. Contains names of 91 local men who served in the War. Lists those who died and POWs.

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

School will commense at 1.30 instead of 2pm during the winter months

13/12/1915 to 13/12/1915

No Whitsun holidays to be given this year

09/06/1916 to 09/06/1916

A boy has been granted 4 weeks excemption from school to help on a farm

04/09/1916 to 04/09/1916

Half holiday to allow children to go blackberry picking for making of jam for our soldiers & sailors

03/09/1918 to 03/09/1918

Blackberry picking

10/09/1918 to 10/09/1918