See 44-87 for several of the same people.
Locations: Bollington Road
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Soldiers and sailors wives and mothers garden party
Newspaper report as follows: The wives and mothers of Bollington soldiers and sailors who have enlisted will long remember the invitation to tea on Saturday last at Turner Heath. Invitations had been sent out by post to every soldier’s mother and wife. Over 250 guests were present at the tea, which was laid out on the lawn in front of the house. After a most excellent tea, Mr Wanklyn welcomed his guests to Turner Heath. He said how delighted his household was to see them and how very much he sympathised with them in their anxiety and trouble. He hoped all their husbands and sons would return home safely to them.
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Wedding of Gordon and Elsie Needham
Gordon and Elsie Needham (b.1909) nee Longden after thier wedding on 2nd September 1939. Elsie is daughter of George Percy Longden and worked as a secretary at the Adelphi Mill in the 1930s and 1940s. A Gordon Needham is the eldest son of A G Needham who established the firm of A G Needham and sons, the wharf, Hurst Lane.
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Bollington Cross school
see “Looking back at Bollington” for full details. Combined school and church before St Oswalds church is built in 1908. Headmaster H J Sutton in doorway.







