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... would arrange accordingly. He hoped the Board would not decide to do anything in the matter at present, as the repatriated prisoners of war fild to he dealt with vet, and he exficled that amongst them there would he numbers of Ulstermen who would want, ...
... figures relating its war work. For over seventy years it has been rendering quiet and unobtrusive service of the utmost value, but it has had its chance during the war, and has come into the limelight. THE Y.M.C.A. RECORD FOR THE WAR. Five millions and ...
... YOUNG FARMERS- CLUBS AT THE AUTUMN SCHOOL AT RATHKENNY. Detachment. Repatriated Prisoners Get Cordial Ulster Welcome Ballymena Men’s Reception piRST of the returned prisoners of war to set foot on his native Ulster soil was Captain Robert Milliken, Merchant ...
... been honoured iu being appointed to the Royal Sanitary Institute. WELCOME FOR REPATRIATED. At the outset Councillor Morrow saw that in the batch repatriated prisoners of war who arrived in Britain during the week they were glad to find two citizens of ...
... second the motion. The motion was passed. LETTING OF HALL. At the outset Councillor Morrow said that in the batch of repatriated prisoners of war who arrived in Britain during the week they were glad to find two citizens of Ballymena, Private John Graham. Queen ...
... very much appreciated Repatriated. An interesting function was held in the Town Hall on Friday when the Committee of the Baliymoney P-:nny-a-Weck Fund invited the collectors to met Pte. A. Acheson, a repatriated prisoner of war. Tea was served to all ...
... Churchill’s Aid-to-Russia Fund. (Applause.) Private George Allen, one of the repatriated prisoners of war. who was then called upon, described some of his experiences in the German prison camp, and paid tribute to the work which the Red Cross had done and was ...
... —Kanimbla) MEN BACK FROM GERMANY. ANOTHER WELCOME. COMFORTS FOND GIFT. Another gathering at which the three local repatriated prisoners of war—Ptes John Graham and George AUen. of Ballymena, and John Taggart, of Kells, were cordially welcomed back, took ...
... COMFORTS FUND’S GIFTS TO REPATRIATES SOCIAL EVENING IN LEGION HALL On Thursday evening of last week the Ballymena and District Comforts Fund held social in the British Legion Hall at which the three local repatriated prisoners of war, Ptee. George Allen and ...
... Churchill’s Aid-to- Russia Fund. (Applause.) Private George Allen. one of the repatriated prisoners of war, who was then called upon, described some of his experiences in the German prison camp, and paid, tribute to tire work which the lied Cross had done and ...
... Penny-a- Week Fund in Belfast last week an address was given by L Corporal Evans, a repatriated prisoner of war, who related a thrilling story of life in German prison camps, and paid tribute to the work of the Red Cross organisation. Alderman D. Lyle ...
... Miss M'Cutcheon said they were all very pleased to see in the Press that Mr. Leckey’s son was amongst the latest repatriated prisoners of war. They offered their hearty congratulations to Mr. Leckey. Other members present joined in the congratulations, ...