Li/SA2/17

Correspondence including references to the establishment and running of the following library centres: Dunstable; Biggleswade; Carlton; Potton; Wootton; Hockliffe; Leighton Buzzard; Houghton Regis; Ampthill; Harlington; Langford; Goldington; Eversholt; Marston Moretaine; Westoning; Clifton; Lidlington; Barton; Roxton; Toddington; Keysoe; Greenfield; Stevington

Oct 1931 - Feb 1932

From: 1931 To: 1932

. Plus the following: - Correspondence regarding the setting up of library provision at London Brick Co. & Forders Ltd, Stewartby Works [11 Nov 1931 - Jan 1932]; - Circular letter regarding County Library Policy for the UK from Carnegie United Kingdom Trust [18 Nov 1931]; - List of Extra Mural Classes held in Bedfordshire Villages with no. of books required for each [26 Jan 1932]; - Report of chicken pox at Hockliffe [6 Nov 1931]; - Letter from Mr Glazier, County Librarian, to Mr Chaperlin, Head Teacher of Houghton Regis C of E School, mentioning that due to the National Emergency the book fund had been drastically cut [12 Nov 1931]; - Report of diphtheria at Harlington [15 Oct 1931]; - Letter from H G Emmison regarding subscription to Bedfordshire Parish Registers series [30 Dec 1931]; - Correspondence regarding possibility of infection from case of whooping cough at Goldington [5 Dec 1931]; - Letter from W G Harris, General Bookbinder, Alexandra Rd, Bedford regarding County Library order [29 Sep 1931]; - Letters from F R Hockliffe, Bookseller, Printer & Stationer, 86-88 High Street, Bedford [20 Jan 1932/22 Feb 1932]; - Bedfordshire County Library memorandum ‘Standing Order for the Supply of books’ [1932]; - Correspondence regarding order of shelving for Eversholt, Marston Moretaine and Westoning [Oct 1931]; - Letter from Eleanor Murray, Lidlington local librarian, regarding two fiction volumes considered to be ‘a trifle too daring’, and ‘written in a somewhat abandoned style’[18 Jan 1932]; - Report of scarlet fever at Dunstable [6 Feb 1932]; - Letter from Fred Ray Ltd, Coal & Coke merchants, builders’ merchants and quarry owners, transport contractors and wharfingers, gravel & building, refractory, silver sands etc. regarding carting of books [6 Feb 1932]; - Report of Scarlet Fever at Potton [1 Dec 1931].

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Glazier, George E,
Chaperlin,
Emmison, H G,
Harris, W G,
Hockliffe, F R,
Murray, Eleanor,
Fred Ray Ltd.

Bedfordshire County Library, health administration, CORRESPONDENCE, County Librarian, DUNSTABLE, BIGGLESWADE, CARLTON, POTTON, WOOTTON, HOCKLIFFE, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, HOUGHTON REGIS, AMPTHILL, HARLINGTON, LANGFORD, GOLDINGTON, EVERSHOLT, MARSTON MORETAINE, WESTONING, CLIFTON, LIDLINGTON, Barton, ROXTON, TODDINGTON, KEYSOE, Greenfield, STEVINGTON, London Brick Company, STEWARTBY, Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, chickenpox, diphtheria, whooping cough, bookbinder, Bedford Alexandra Road, bookseller, printer, stationer, Bedford High Street, scarlet fever, coal merchants, builders' merchant, wharfinger