Gloucester Red Cross Annual Meeting 1945 Strong support and honors
The Gloucester Red Cross Annual Meeting reaffirms Mrs. Higgins as President with applause. Highlights include praise for the Popular Mother Contest raising funds, thanks to Mr. Reichert for fundraising, and gratitude to VA Detachment and local clubs. The Annual Report shows 188 members and £64 4/4 from VA Detachment. President and secretaries commend volunteers and note deaths and sympathies.
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Gloucester V.A
Reichert
Upper Baveman
Rockhurst
Waukivory
Kia-Orn
Forbesdale
Gloucester Wat
Mesdames Brorenm
Crane Navi
Bchoat
Gwen Ani Allaan Haxehwood
Sonnnd Dell Jory
Noin Chaplin
Mtr
Wilson
Bist B. Hampton
Auihors Mra. Young
Inter
School of Arts Committee
R. 8
League
Mra
F. St. Higsins
Messames Li. Tye
W. W. Hawdon
E. F Horner
Chaplin
J. Boleton
E. Creagh
Bolton
M. Nietap
B.S. Wilsons V.A.D
J. T. Hicks
V.A
Sid
Kipecing
Tegwar
Sieie
Moadames Rye
Smith
Red Cross Society
W. P. Relenert
Barrington Junior Farmers Club Meeting Highlights
Barrington Junior Farmers Club met at the school grounds on a Saturday in July. Attendance was good, with Miss T Ross giving talks on cooking and needlework and Bruce Higgins and others presenting pig raising lectures for next month. Alex Shaw was president and Neto Everett secretary, with plans to boost show work and entries for state championships across divisions, plus a lively afternoon of tennis and table games.
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Yesiience
T. Ross
Danny
Rosa
Scheilul
Jain Everett
Margaret Atkins
Bruce Higgins
CJ Atkins
Alex Baw
Edgar Baker
Jing Pong
Alex Shaw
Wis
Neto Everett
Barrington Chit
Jhine
Blaine Corbett
Alma Baker
Nata Everett
Trenaurer
Fudger Baker
Loarter
Cliff Everett
Current Coupons and Clothing Amid Ration Notes
Coupon items listed with expiry dates include TEA 1-8-1-4 by August 20 and September 23, SUGAR 1-4, BUTTER 4-6 by July 29, MEAT 8-11 by July 28 with new coupons 12-14 due June 16. Clothing B 57-212 ends November 15 1845 and Y 106 ends year’s end.
Weather Woes Stir Morning Errands In Rain
A mother urges her child Tam to hurry and stay dry as rain pours down. The father notes the damp haul from the day and warns of catching a cold on the way to the train. A remedy is pressed with four doses of Wood s Great Peppermint Cure to ward off illness.
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Father
Tam
Wood
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