Roll of Honour

04/09/1914 to 04/09/1914

Recruitment. Mass Meeting in Jephson Gardens. "Why England Fights - the Call for Recruits". Long repo

04/09/1914 to 04/09/1914

Reported that Vicar of Leek Wootton was the one who announced in The Times his desire to present pett

04/09/1914 to 04/09/1914

3 khaki flannel shirts @ 12/6d, 6 bone studs @6d for A F Chaplin, cost £1-17-6d

05/09/1914 to 05/09/1914

R B Meerholz, barber 23 High St, states he has lived in England for 12 years and naturalised since 19

05/09/1914 to 05/09/1914

Lord Denbigh encourages farmers to grow more wheat to self sustainable levels

05/09/1914 to 05/09/1914

Recruitment

05/09/1914 to 05/09/1914

Leaflets received from Ed. Off. 'Why did we go to War' & Why Britain is at War' by Sir Edward Good fo

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Special lessons on 'The European War' in which our country, France, Russia & Belgium are oppossed by

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Mr Morris, Attendance Officer, called to his battalion

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Allowed the girls to knit mufflers for soldiers at the front in their needlework lesson time

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Several boys absent to assist farmers in the Harvest

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Pamphlets on the "War" received from Education Office and distributed to the children

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Peace bell tolled at 1.00 p.m. Children said prayers for soldiers & sailors

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Brass band and large group of followers at the outbreak of the first World War. Studley. September 7t

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Mr G... returned from Drill Hall

08/09/1914 to 08/09/1914

Mr Halliwell absent, enlisted in Lord Kitchener's New Army.

08/09/1914 to 08/09/1914

Children practised the "Marseillaise" and the "Star spangled Banner"

08/09/1914 to 08/09/1914

Messrs Myers & Ries, having both enlisted in the Seaforth Highlanders, took their leave this morning

09/09/1914 to 09/09/1914

Headteacher on Monday mornings discusses current war situation with older pupils.

09/09/1914 to 09/09/1914

Mr F Radcliffe (supply teacher) gone to war and school still short of a teacher

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

Cherington and Stourton Volunteers. Group of men in village street, holding Union flag

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

Cherington and Stourton Volunteers. Group of men and women standing in front of cottages.

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

Recruiting including to local PALS company

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

Correspondence from Rudolph, Viscount Feilding (known as "Rollo") to his mother

10/08/1914 to 10/09/1914