A teacher absent through illness

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918

Only 14 children at school, all the rest are ill with influenza

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

School closed by order of the Medical Officer as both teachers were ill

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

School re-opened, teacher still away

06/01/1919 to 06/01/1919

Miss E.... taking infants until teacher able to return

16/01/1919 to 16/01/1919

Had to close school till a supply of coal can be obtained

05/02/1919 to 05/02/1919

School re-opened

10/02/1919 to 10/02/1919

half holiday given to enable committee to prepare for the Peace celebration

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

A week's holiday given for Peace

10/10/1919 to 10/10/1919

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

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

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

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1917

Wormleighton - death in action of soldier

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Wormleighton - Fund raising for British Red Cross.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - 1 soldier killed shortly before the armistice

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - too much sickness in the village for public celebration of the armistice.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Shotteswell - 'Flu outbreak on Monday 18th November, spread rapidly and almost every house affected b

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Marston - 1 soldier died on 2nd November

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - 2 soldiers recovering from wounds

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - collections for British Red Cross

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - Children gather nearly a ton of blackberries

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Newbold Pacey & Ashorne - 2 soldiers home on leave, 1 more recovering from malaria

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918