Li/SA2/13

Correspondence ‘M-Z’ including references to the establishment and running of the following library centres: Everton; Keysoe; Clapham; Maulden; Bromham; Westoning; Northill; Biggleswade; Stotfold; Cardington; Flitwick; Campton; Yielden; Pavenham; Dunstable; Arlesey; Potton; Pertenhall.

Jan - May 1930

From: 1930 To: 1930

Plus the following: - Letter from Mr H C Shearman, tutor for the Bedfordshire Rural area of the Workers’ Educational Association, regarding library books mistakenly sent back to him [30 Jan 1930]; - Workers’ Educational Association particulars of courses in the Bedfordshire Rural Scheme, with name of village, tutor and subject [1929 - 1930]; - Notice of a talk to be given at Bedford Boys Modern School ‘Science talks for village audiences’ [22 Feb 1930]; - Notification of conference to discuss the Workers’ Educational Association Bedfordshire Rural Scheme [Feb 1930]; - Memo regarding current County Library Accommodation and proposed minimum for new headquarters [27 Jan 1930]; - Report of a case of measles at Yielden [Jan 1930]; - Report of ‘Scarletina’ [Scarlet Fever] at Pavenham [Mar 1930]; - Report of measles at Dunstable [Mar 1930].

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Glazier, George E,
Shearman, H C

Bedfordshire County Library, health administration, CORRESPONDENCE, County Librarian, EVERTON, KEYSOE, CLAPHAM, MAULDEN, BROMHAM, WESTONING, NORTHILL, BIGGLESWADE, STOTFOLD, CARDINGTON, FLITWICK, CAMPTON, YIELDEN, PAVENHAM, DUNSTABLE, ARLESEY, POTTON, PERTENHALL, Workers' Educational Association, Bedford Modern School, Bedfordshire Rural Scheme, measles, scarlet fever