Meeting of Brigade Committee Notes and Resignations
The regular committee meeting on Monday January 7 1935 records attendance of L. Whitehouse Clary RM Jordan Woodhouse WW Chapala and the Secretary. Financial statements show credit balance and pending payments totaling £56 7s vncal. resignations are noted for Mr. Jordan and Mr. Chanier with thanks. Replacement appointments are discussed and the chairman thanks the committee as the session ends. The report closes with travel and meal notes.
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Fragmentary text lists names Selwyn Holel Clon curry and phrases like paying in the Distr with scattered terms. No coherent event or facts emerge from the damaged source.
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