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... WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY AID. It was announced by the War °See that two Staffordshire Women' s Voluntary Aid Detachments, organised by the British Red Cress Society. have received official recognition under the new scheme. namely:— No. 86, Staffp ...
... John Ambulance Brigade. The premises will be used as headquarters for the St. John Ambulance Association and the Voluntary Aid Detachments, and the sum of .€5,016 which has been subscribed will be snakiest for the purchase and equipment of the premises ...
... safely transported from the General Hospital. The Lord Mayor, who presided, appealed for further support for the Voluntary Aid Detachments, pointing out that although 175 mobile women were asked for, only 53 were enrolled. ...
... and died yesterday, The Shropshire (Lady Tate commandant) and the Radnor (Mr.. C. M. Hudson commandant) Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments have received official recognition under the new scheme. W. T. Baines, of Whitnaah, who won the first prize in the ...
... LD. The annual competition for the challenge shield open to voluntary aid detachments in Shropshire was held at Shrewsbury yesterday, when the teams were tested in home nursing and first-aid work by Lieut.-Colonel M. 1). Ahern. deputydirt‘clor of medical ...
... the presidia/ officer. After twigisaraies. Boy Soout officers and others had been presented, ambulance workers, voluntary aid detachments. Boy Scouts, cubs, and members of the Boys' Bilged@ marched past the Royal couple 1 - the strains of bagpipes. The ...
... 76,000. Address pm totters ^ toguiry Duren, pinatasram Gasette. Oorporstion.drest. Sumach's. VOLUNTARY AID. The following are among Voluntary Aid Detachments (women's), which, it is announced, hare been registered at th. War Office :—Noe. ...
... forces of thelYrown, but before a detachment can be recognised by a Territorial Association it must be registered pad numbered at the War Office., throug h the Joint Voluntary Aid Detachment 4 mind!. Fhtjeting detachments need not be 2W ...
... jur his way to church. 'n , e nrocecAt)n Included the 244th (Stafford) Batten. B.A. 6th North Etsffs Regi.nent, Voluntary Aid Detachments, Cadets lioy Scouts, irl Guides, members of the British Legion, Fire Brigades, Police, and trade union representatives ...
... the' result of an appeal to the members of the nursing profeaeion, masseurs and maseeuees, and some members of voluntary aid detachments. The appeal met with a generous and wide response. not only in Great Britein. hut throughout the British Emoire and ...
... Joint SO-committee of the Order of St. John And British Red Cross Society, which has /men formed to control the Voluntary Aid Detachments in the county of Stafford. WESLEYAN STATIONS. FURTHER REVISIONS AT CONFERENCE: The Wesleyan Conference did not sit ...
... assistaeon to the society. and is awarded to foreigners in addition to members c f the Pettish Red Croat Rocietv and Voluntary Aid Detachments who have rendered memos in ommeition with imegideb or other tastitutions organised by the society WWI The award has ...