AU10/49/19

Letter from Ruth Harris at Waddington [Lincolnshire] to Andrew Underwood: - she was increasingly disabled with PMR, a muscle disorder but Trevor [her son-in-law] visited Ampthill every fortnight; - her mother helped out the Pollard family after the closure of the cinema [the Electric Kinema see AU10/49/21]; - Douglas Wolveridge was lay reader at Millbrook and visited her brother at Ampthill when he had a serious accident delivering a message for the scouts, Jimmy Webber accompanying him and reading his poems "he was too delicate to work", his father was a solicitor and lived at Chandos Road, Flitwick; - Harry Pollard retired to Wilshamstead; - Olive Gilbert was a study companion and church organist

13 Dec 2002

From: 2002 To: 2002

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Harris, Herbert George,
Underwood, Andrew Grimmer,
Harris, Ruth,
Walker, Trevor,
Pollard,
Wolveridge, Douglas,
Webber, James,
Pollard, Harry,
Gilbert, Olive

medical conditions, Ampthill Electric Kinema, cinema, lay readers, poetry, organist, AMPTHILL, WILSHAMSTEAD, Ampthill Chandos Road, MILLBROOK