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Mr. George Summerfield moved the re-electionl of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman, to both of whom . he paid high tributes. Continuing, Mr. Summerfield said the amalgamation of the Runcorn with the Warrington Bank took place in 1913. • Since then the funds of the Runcorn Bank had

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Selections from Parts I. and 11. of "The Messiah" were given to a large congregation at the Brick-street Independent Methodist Church. Both concerted and solo items were well sustained, the aatter being taken by Misses A. Hamer, H. Winstanley, Messrs. C. W. Ralph and C. Tornkins

The Warrington Education Committee, acting under the stimulating influence of the Education Act, 1918, have resuscitated the proposal raised several years ago and then left in abeyance for more reasons than one, to make adequate provision for the large number of children who des