E Francis & Sons Ltd. 11 employees enlisted. Jobs be kept for their return and pay half salary while

18/09/1914 to 18/09/1914

E F F excempted for farm work

02/06/1916 to 02/06/1916

Duty of the Hour - letter from the Bishop of Oxford re self denial during the war

01/12/1915 to 31/12/1915

During winter school to close at 4 not 4.30pm

15/11/1915 to 15/11/1915

During week several talks on War given to boys

02/10/1914 to 02/10/1914

During the winter months the Authority deems it necessary that the school should break off at 12 for

29/11/1915 to 29/11/1915

During the week we have had a collection of jars & bottles, the proceeds from the sale of which are t

14/04/1916 to 14/04/1916

During the week the children have each brought in a potato & today we have sent a good quantity of po

22/09/1914 to 22/09/1914

During the week I have spoken to the boys about the War Loan & asked them to get their parents to tak

09/07/1915 to 09/07/1915

During the month of September 17cwt of potatoes were sent to the local Red Cross Hospital

01/09/1917 to 01/09/1917

During Mr Farmer's absence the Headmaster will take the Woodwork class. As school is one teacher shor

03/12/1916 to 03/12/1916

During month no. of old boys on leave from Flanders visited school

28/10/1915 to 28/10/1915

During haymaking season, afternoon school assembles at 1.00 and dismisses at 3.10 to enable boys to h

14/07/1916 to 14/07/1916

Dunnington War Services Associatin started in the village.

01/03/1918 to 31/03/1918

Duly observed King's wish re silence and gave address on reason for same

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Due to possibility of caretaker being called up, Managers and head preparing for winter by obtaining

18/06/1918 to 18/06/1918

Due to call up of reservists & so many volunteers Haunchwood Colliery, Stockingford, closing temporar

18/12/1914 to 18/12/1914

Dublin Fusiliers Heavy Losses". Names of killed, wounded with names of those with whom had been bille

07/05/1915 to 07/05/1915

Dropping Bombs Over Leamington". Army plane had arrived at Leamington on 31/12/1914 and on 2/1/1915 f

08/01/1915 to 08/01/1915

Drop in attendance, several children emplyed in farm work

28/07/1916 to 28/07/1916

Driver percy Hayne(75560) & Rifleman Albert Walton(4712), ex scholars visited. Latter wounded 3 times

23/04/1915 to 23/04/1915

Driver Percy Hayne & Rifleman Albert Walton visited, latter wounded 3 times at Mons

23/04/1915 to 23/04/1915

Driven from Scarborough". "Refugees in Leamington". Rev Barker's sister taken refuge in Leamington af

18/12/1914 to 18/12/1914

Drill Hall, Adelaide Road handed over to Leamington Volunteers until the return of the Territorials

01/09/1916 to 01/09/1916

Drawing Room Suffrage meeting at Manor House, Butlers Marston. Mentions Miss Heath Stubbs, hostess;

02/05/1914