A War Romance. Sgt Thompson was married last Saturday and is about to return to the Front. Descriptio

06/11/1914 to 06/11/1914

A War Savings Association started in connection with the school

28/08/1916 to 28/08/1916

A War Savings Club connected to the school was started

12/06/1916 to 12/06/1916

A War Savings club started today

23/10/1916 to 23/10/1916

A War Shrine - would the parish like to see a shrine in Combroke?

01/11/1916

A week of 'revival' meetings were promoted by the Conservative and Unionist Women's Franchise Associa

20/10/1911

A week's holiday given for Peace

10/10/1919 to 10/10/1919

A whole day's holiday given to celebrate the signing of the Armistice, children attended a service of

12/11/1918 to 12/11/1918

A whole holiday given on Tuesday 12th on the Armistice being signed

12/11/1918 to 12/11/1918

A women's suffrage meeting will be held at the Winter Hall. Earl of Lytton; Councillor Margaret Ashto

03/11/1911

AB had permission from the County Council to work for Mr G on the land

06/03/1916 to 06/03/1916

AB has permission from the Education Authorities to assist Mr G in the Harvest until Sept 20th

03/09/1915 to 03/09/1915

AB leaves today to look after home while her mother goes to work

29/05/1916 to 29/05/1916

AB Percival sent to Clapham School to replace PW Mellors who joined up

05/06/1916 to 05/06/1916

AB Percival to Clapham School to replace PW Mellors who has joined up

05/06/1916 to 05/06/1916

Able to arrange with Education Secretary, Mr Bolton King, that school is able to close without notice

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

Able to purchase 3 Saving Certs. Endevouring to persuade all boys to join Ass

01/09/1916 to 01/09/1916

About 1000 soldiers (Royal Fusiliers) were billeted in the village from 6pm Mon 1st March until 11am

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

About 50 village women volunteered to work on the land "if absolutely necessary"

11/02/1916 to 11/02/1916

About 90 girls taken to The Empire on Tuesday pm to see 'Empires' Fighters'.  Essays written afterwar

19/01/1917 to 19/01/1917

About Lady councillors; refers to 'the ell of female suffrage extorted'.

27/09/1907

About quarter of children absent. Gone to stand in food queues in Tamworth

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Absence of boy working on farm, war regs

11/05/1917 to 11/05/1917

Absentees due to potato picking & illness

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Absentees Return". Warwick Borough. Frederick Gould, Bernard Gallagher, Fredrick Tyler, John Richards

26/03/1915 to 26/03/1915