“TURKEY MAN FINISHED”
Police Constable Hill, of Badsey, has received an interesting letter from Private C J Jeffries, of the 4th Worcester Regiment. The letter runs as follows:
BADSEY MAN WOUNDED
Mr E Crisp, of the Post Office, Badsey, has received an intimation from the Infantry Record Office, Warwick, that his son Private George Crisp, was wounded on May 9, the degree not being stated. Private Crisp joined the 4th Worcester Regiment in August, and is with the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force. Mr Crisp has received a letter from his son, who writes under date April 29th:
ACCIDENT TO PRIVATE HERITAGE
Sergeant F Haines, of the 8th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment, writing to Mrs H Heritage for her son, Private Joseph Heritage, says:
MET WITH A READY RESPONSE
In a letter to the “Journal” from Private C H Crane, says:
THE WORCESTERS KEEP ON SMILING
Corpl. Walter Moore writes to his mother, Mrs S. Moore, Aldington Siding, as follows:
THROUGH THE BIG BATTLE
Corporal W. Moore, of the 1st Worcesters, writes home to his mother at Aldington Siding:
BADSEY - DEATH OF PRIVATE W MARSHALL
TEN ON SERVICE
Mrs Rebecca Halford, of Wickhamford, has five sons, one grandson, and four nephews on service. This fact has been brought to the notice of his Majesty the King, and Mrs Halford has received the following letter from the Keeper of the Privy Purse, Buckingham Palace:
As there are many rumours in the town with regard to the death of an Evesham soldier named Albert Pitts – a matter to which we personally did not propose to refer – Mrs. Pitts, of 22 King’s Road, Bengeworth, asks us to publish the facts of the case as she knows them.
