Catherine Lynch longtime Gap owner dies at Wyalong
Catherine Lynch known as Katie of The Gap Murrings died at Wyalong after moving there with her brother Victor to take up a new place. Born in Boorowa she spent most of her life at The Gap as a noted horsewoman and landhandler. She leaves brothers Tom Harry Victor Denia and a sister Mrs McLeod and many nephews and nieces. Funeral at Murringe Catholic Church followed by burial in Murringe Cemetery with large attendance and tributes from family and friends.
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Wyalong
Catherine
Katie) Lynch
Gap
Murrings
Miss Lynch
Victor
Mise Lynch
Denis Joynech
Boorowa
McLeod
Young
Tom
Harry
Wynalong
Denia
Sydney
Murtings Catholic
Pattere
Catherine Lymeh
Murringo
Boorows
Indy
Burdeligower
Condobolin
Mise McCanon
Bier Ulmese
Mra
BH. Crowe
Murringot
Phil Case
Koorawatha
Buddigower
St. Mary's Church
Olga
Rose
Pat Rosen
Pat
Freddy Ryan
Ryan
Kingsland
Stephens
Annie
Rose Lynch
Katie
Mra. Stanforth
N. A. McDonnell
Arthur
Mrs. G. Ratelif
Mary McLaren
A Week in Fairyland A Child's Dream Adventure
A school journal piece recounts Patricia Cullen's fairyland visit during a scorching summer. A tiny white fairy invites a holiday, and the narrator meets goblins and a Fairy Queen who guides costumes, songs, and dances before returning home the next day. The text contrasts peaceful play with reflections on war and peace, urging children to grow up loving peace.
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Fairyland
Patricia Cullen
Getting Up On A Cold Winter Morning
A first person account of waking to frost and cold, jumping over the bed lift, lighting a damp fire, and feeling the frosty scene outside. The speaker notes dew on fences, spider webs, with flowers drooping and ground cracking from the cold as the sun warms the day. The red corn is up and the car warms as frost fades.
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Jack Frost
Aed
Sheep Owners Urged to Report Lice and Tick Cases
Stock Inspector Mr. W. J. Smith warns sheep owners under the Stock Diseases Act to report infested flocks and to ensure sheep offered for sale are free of lice or ticks. He stresses penalties up to £50 for selling or transporting infested or licensed sheep and notes ignorance is no excuse when actions are taken.
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W. J. Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Aeroplane Crash Survival Tale From 2nd Year Grace Mel Ann
The account narrates a plane in distress after a nose dive at high speed. The narrator, the pilot, saves a screaming lady but two others die from starvation and injury. Rescued by strangers, the narrator recovers with his mother and nurses later.
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Wox
Forest Mountain
Oon
Grace Mel Ann
Peace and Goodwill Across the World Discussion
A global talk outlines multiple paths to peace and harmony worldwide. Advocates urge cooperation among nations and communities to foster mutual understanding and constructive dialogue.
Escape From the Jungle Attack by Lions Panthers and Hippo
A traveler trekking through dense Indian jungle faces a lion, a stalking panther, and a dangerous hippopotamus. After a tense chase, two hunters arrive with rifles and aid, ending the peril as the narrator escapes through the undergrowth.
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India
William Smart obituary in Cowra district
William Smart aged 62 of Howell's Creek died at Cowra District Hospital after two months illness. He leaves two brothers Patrick and James and two sisters Mrs Fogg and Mrs Tarrant. Funeral from St. Raphael's Church Cowra to Graham Cemetery. D J Nicholson handled arrangements.
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William Smart
Howell's Creek
Cowra District Hospital
Thomas Smart
Hovell's Creek
Patrick
James
Hovell’s Creek
Fogg
Adventure Narrator Recounts Kind Helpers After Animal Shot
A narrator named Ray Morgan writes about being assisted home by two men after shooting an animal. He thanks them for their kindness and recounts details of the incident. Syd Year.
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Ray Morgan
Grave digger dies while aiding gravedigger at funeral
Murwillambah reports Martin Mannix aged man and longtime helper collapsed and died in a grave while assisting William Yorke at his funeral. Coroner suspects heart disease. Yorke’s funeral proceeded. grave finally filled after mourners left. Also mentions Labor Minister Cunningham at a dinner for Australian Provincial Assurance Association revealing new head office opening.
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Murwillambah
William Yorke
Martin Mannix
Yorke
Mannix
Labor and Industry
Cunningham
Australian Provincial Assurance Association
Elisabeth Street
Martin Place
Faith and Rain Prayer Question in Black Church
A preacher voices a blunt riff on faith asking why worshippers pray for rain but bring no umbrellas. The line underscores a critique of belief and practice in the religious gathering.
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Airedern
Hredern
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Catherine Lynch
Eure
Rehool
Ted
Cummins
Nell Smith
Marsden Street
Patroni
Eugene
Marcel
Syd
Iys
Jon Wor
Sars Sa
Spidey
Prev
Sow & Bannery
Len
O'Connell St
Royal Standard Hotel
A. F. Lawler
Tooth’s Beer
C.T.A. House
A. Murtagh
Acext Ford Schute, Bell, Badgery, Lumby, Ltd
John Stewart & Sons
Gilbert Smith
Samuel
ST. Peters
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