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... The ftlenwißra Musical SeeJety Is glrlng Christmas party to disabled ex-Servlce men repatriated prisoners of war. coy entry on Sunday. January Any disabled ex-Servlce men residing ta Leamington. Warwick or Kenll worth wishing to attend should send in ...
... Corporal Quietly Married Two of Warwick’s five repatriated prisoners of war figured In a quiet wedding at St. Nicholas’ Church, Warwick, on Wednesday. One was the bridegroom, ex-Corpl. Cecil George Aldred, of the Royal Armoured Corps, eldest son of Mr ...
... 18th. 1918. the Bat- talion moved to Tunbridge Wells, the barracks in Dover being required for the reception of repatriated prisoners of war from German v. They were accommodated in hired houses. After a very short stay they moved to Crowborough February ...
... Battalion during the whole the war. with the exception few month* in the latter part of 1918 and early in 1919. when lie was ordered the War Office to become Quartermaster to the reception camp for repatriated prisoners of war. Major 1. ...
... Council could put into force the Private Street Works Act. Retujinkd Prisoneks. —There are now in Kenilworth ten repatriated prisoners of war. Sergeant Walter Sheepy, of High-street, arrived last week-end. joined the army September 6th, 1914. and was not ...
... happiest of the year’s events was the welcome home given by the Welcome Home Committee, headed the Mayor, to Warwick’s repatriated prisoners-of-war. The dinner at the Court House on Tuesday, June sth, will not readily forgotten those privileged to attend, nor ...
... WARWICK TO WELCOME P.O.W. Warwick’s welcome to its repatriated prisoners-of-war will take the form of a reception in- their honour to be given by the Mayor and Mayoress in the Mayor's Parlour on Saturday morning. A sum £250 will be needed by the Mayor ...
... until the stand-down. Repatriated Prisoners-of-W ar Red Cross Society representatives in all parts of the county are visiting repatriated prisoners-of-war to see they can be of any further help. All repatriated ...
... and Beck, Leamington, £11: Margaret Woodward, 1, Oxford Street, Leamington, 55.; Anon. (Thanks to the Red Cross), Repatriated Prisoner-of-war, £1; Mrs. Ratcliff. Kenilworth House. Leamington, £10; All Saints’ Church. Leamington. Collection. £lO 3s. 2d.; ...
... their Interest shown in the Society’s work on behalf of wounded and disabled men. Mr. Albert Evans, a one-armed repatriated prisoner of war, spoke In reply on behalf of the disabled men, and said he had pleasant recollections of Warwick, where he was stationed ...
... scheme, and 215 ex-Servlce men of the present war Vhom this branch has already placed employment, the majority have passed through the rehabilitation centre. They Include * six repatriated prisoners-of-war. The branch has also arranged for number patients ...
... towards his upkeep. ALLEGED MURDER OF R.WAR.R. OFFICER Warwick people will take a deeply personal interest in the trial, at Birmingham on Tuesday next, of John Mavity, a middle-aged repatriated prisoner-of-war whose home is at Handsworth, Birmingham, ...