Empire Day celebrations

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

Headmaster absent from school being called up for medical re-examination

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

OBEs presented in Warwick to 9 men & 1 girl from the county by Lord Lieutenant in recognition of deed

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

Ensign from HMS Warwick, which saw action at Zeebrugge, presented to town. Letters to & from Navy

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

Farming outlook report by Board of Agriculture

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

Empire day sale of flags for british PoWs raised £3-12-1d, sent to Lady Mayoress of Birmingham

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Empire Day, children told of their duties & stories of the War

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Empire Day, pm bazaar raised £9-2-0 for Rugby Branch of Red Cross

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Empire Day. Holiday given. May Day & Empire Day combined. Presentation in aid of Eggs for the Wounded

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Empire Day. Address, Union Jack, National Anthem, half-holiday. 12/9- collected for Fund for "Smokes"

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Collected £4-0-6d for War Savings

27/05/1918 to 27/05/1918

16/6d for Overseas Club Tobacco Fund

27/05/1918 to 27/05/1918

Holiday for War savings as over £2k raised

27/05/1918 to 27/05/1918

School & staff to be at disposal of public to answer queries re application forms for new ration book

28/05/1918 to 28/05/1918

Empire Day. Visited each house in village children carrying Union Jacks. Farmers lent floats to take

28/05/1918 to 28/05/1918

Exhorted school necessity of all to save

29/05/1918 to 29/05/1918

Empire Day celebrations after 2.30. Singing of national songs and playing games

29/05/1918 to 29/05/1918

Children collected 421 eggs for wounded soldiers during last 4 weeks

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

2 boys granted excemption

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Jottings. Coal rationing, register with 1 merchant

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Jottings. Anticipated reduction in home lighting by 1/6 to come into force

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Advert by Leamington Food Control Committee

30/05/1918 to 30/05/1918

Children subscribed 10/- as an Empire Day Gift for soldiers and sailors to buy tobacco & cigarettes

31/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Newbold Pacye & Ashorne - 2 local soldiers on leave, death of local soldier

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Fenny Compton - Allotments let out on condition no work is done on them on Sundays

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918