Li/SA2/14

Correspondence ‘M-Z’ including references to the establishment and running of the following library centres: Lidlington; Henlow; Sundon; Ridgmont; Langford; Cople; Aspley Heath; Sharnbrook; Sandy; Eaton Socon; Shillington; Goldington; Caddington Slip End; Riseley; Little Barford; Kempston; Caddington Green; Woburn Sands; Biggleswade; Sundon; Arlesey; Marston Moretaine; Podington; Bromham; Westoning; Shefford; Eastcotts; Roxton; Studham; Flitwick; Leighton Buzzard; Dunton; Cranfield; Pertenhall; Pavenham; Toddington.

Apr - Jul 1930

From: 1930 To: 1930

Plus the following: - Bedfordshire County Library ‘Introduction to catalogue of works of non-fiction’, ‘Introduction to catalogue of adult fiction and juvenile stories’, Report on facilities for students [n.d]; - Staff annual holidays [May 1930]; - Letters regarding Library Association excursion to Bedford [Jun 1930]; - Letter to Mr W B Bashyre Pickard, Hertfordshire County Librarian, regarding policy and co-operation for linking hamlets to village library centres [26 Apr - 27 May 1930]; - Report of measles at Henlow [21 May 1930]; - Report of Scarlet Fever at Henlow [21 Jun 1930]; - Report of Scarlet Fever at Lidlington [10 Apr 1930]; - Report on proposed co-operation between Bedfordshire County Council and Leighton Buzzard Urban District Council [9 May 1930]; - Correspondence regarding the itinerary for the visit of Library Association Delegates to Bedford [26 Sep 1930]; - Report on villages unserved by the County Library Scheme [[22 Apr 1930]; -Testimonial for T Finding for the post of Junior Clerk in the Clerk of the County Council’s Department [18 Jun 1930]; - Letter from W G Harris, Bookbinder, Alexandra Road, Bedford, regarding library binding [15 May 1930]; - Notice of the Bedfordshire Historical Associations visit to Yeilden [7 Jul 1930]; - Letter regarding books from houses where there is diphtheria in Heath [1 Apr 1930]; - Memo regarding cost of lighting at Library Centres [6 June 1929]; - Scarlet Fever at Bromham [22 May 1930]; - Letter reporting diphtheria and impetigo at Westoning [2 Jun 1930]; - Letter reporting Scarlet Fever at Shefford and the instruction of the Ministry of Health to destroy the books 26 Apr 1930]; - Letter regarding closure of Kempston Rural Library Centre [3 May 1930]; - Notice to all Departments from the County Surveyor regarding danger and accidents caused by cyclists and motor-cyclists leaving the courtyard of Shire Hall at a very dangerous speed. [24 Jun 1930]; - Report on proposed co-operation between Bedfordshire County Council and Leighton Buzzard Urban District Council for the provision of a library [9 May 1930]; - Report of occurrences of measles and chicken pox at Dunton; [31 May 1930].

item

Glazier, George E,
Pickard, W B Bashyre,
Finding, T,
Harris, W G

Bedfordshire County Library, health administration, CORRESPONDENCE, County Librarian, LIDLINGTON, HENLOW, SUNDON, RIDGMONT, LANGFORD, COPLE, ASPLEY HEATH, SHARNBROOK, SANDY, EATON SOCON, SHILLINGTON, GOLDINGTON, Caddington Slip End, RISELEY, Little Barford, KEMPSTON, Caddington Green, WOBURN SANDS, BIGGLESWADE, ARLESEY, MARSTON MORETAINE, PODINGTON, BROMHAM, WESTONING, SHEFFORD, EASTCOTTS, ROXTON, STUDHAM, FLITWICK, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, DUNTON, CRANFIELD, PERTENHALL, PAVENHAM, TODDINGTON, Library Association, BEDFORD, Hertfordshire, measles, scarlet fever, Bedfordshire County Council, Leighton Buzzard Urban District Council, testimonial, bookbinder, Bedford Alexandra Road, Bedfordshire Historical Association, YIELDEN, diphtheria, HEATH & REACH, lighting, Ministry of Health, County Surveyor, road safety, Shire Hall, chickenpox