Vicar's Letter - Staff member becomes an Army Chaplain at Woolwich

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Holy Trinity Church - member of church in Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force in hospital in Bombay suff

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

St. Peter's Church - Harvest Festival - 150 eggs, fruit and veg sent to Red Cross Hospital, thanks fr

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

St. Andrew's Mission Church - soldiers home on leave. Best wishes to member going to France, and anot

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Parochial Notes - Literature for Forces, appeal for books and magazines.

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Vicar's Message - 2 parishioners killed in action, Comment on the War.

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Roll of Honour - 2 names

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Order of Service for November 2nd Memorial listing all killed in the War

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Vicar's Letter. Harvest Produce to Hill House VAD Hospital

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Letter of thanks from Winifred Walker Commandant, Hill House

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Two casualties of war

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Sent out 60-70 letters to parents not recently contributed to War savings

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Half day for preparation for function for benefit of soldiers of Wolvey

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Cheque for 4/7d received for blackberry picking

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Sent out 60-70 letters to parents not recently contrib to funds

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Why Not Women Preachers - Miss Maud Royden spoke to Birmingham's Women's Suffrage Society

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Half day holiday prior to evening concert at Red Cross Hospital, Maxstoke Castle

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

Boy returned to school after 2 months engaged in agricultural work

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

Many absent, some potato picking with special permission to stay away ( Dir. Education)

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

9 girls & 1 boy - shell shock children from London at the school for a few weeks

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

Teacher Mrs Barnes given 2 days leave to visit her husband, Lieut. Barnes

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

Received picture of Sir Douglas Haig from Ed Com

06/11/1917 to 06/11/1917

Visit by official from Board of Agriculture re Potato Wart Disease

07/11/1917 to 07/11/1917

Mrs Braddock absent by permission. Her husband is on 14 days leave from the "Front"

08/11/1917 to 08/11/1917

Two 'refugee' children from London admitted to the school

09/11/1917 to 09/11/1917