Obituary Notice for Guald Noakes in Bevendale
The death of Guald Noakes in an accident near Bevendale is noted. He was killed when a sulky he drove overturned. He leaves sorrowing parents and two brothers Macwell and Clarence. The notice lists many relatives and friends sending deepest sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guald Noakes
Bevendale
Macwell
Clarence
Mam
Dad
Granny
Nowker
George
Beattie
Dave
May
Bill
Dorrie
Teabal
Willie
Mylor
Elsie
Alice
Charlie
Paulin
Raw
Len
Wailex
Vere
Graes
Terry
Reg
Mtr
Are
J. A Medway
Elis
Wilma
Aveh Bush
Dorin Sinkai
Dorin Sinkai From All at“Fernaide
J J. Celine
Geofrey
Jobs Thorn
Mire FE Horton
Jack and
Sylvia
Dawn
Sid
Dorothy Smith
Allan
Impounding Officer Faces Council Over Stock Abuse Claim
Impounding Officer Leake cites abuse by stock owner Me W R Carroll of Briar Street after releasing cattle to the pound on December 16. Aldermen debate backing the officer and covering legal costs for any action taken. discussion includes support for the inspector and recent street stock control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leake
W. R. Carroll
Briar Stree
Council
Ald
Webb
Hancock
Ee Council
Ald. Webb
Church Services Schedule for January and February
Church notices list Methodist and Catholic services with times at Creek Lom, Kenya. Frogmore, Boorowa, Rye Park, and Mara. Rev E Tredinnick to introduce Mr T Armstrong. CLE members mentioned. Catholic vow high point noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blec
Jeruary
Loodtrey i Creek
Kenya
P.m. Frogmore
M. Boorowa
Nook
Asloint
T. Armstrong
E. Tredinnick
Rye Park & Pom
CLE
Society
Church of England Services Times and Locations
Church of England notices list services for January Sundays with Holy Communion and Evensong at St John Bam Tangmangaroo Murringo and other parish churches. Rector H Brown notes early morning Holy Communion and evening Evensong times including Rugby and Reto’s Wat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joh Bam
H.C
St. John's
Reto's Wat
Sunday Services Across Churches in Binalong Area
On Sunday January 23 in the Binalong region churches held morning and evening services. Details list Sanday at 4.0 am H C Burrinjuck Evensong at 7 30 pm with Bookham and Morning Prayer at 10 am. The note closes with Prospect Pickburn Presbyterian Church and a Sunday schedule fragment for Boor a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Galong
H.C
Binslong
Bookham
Burrinjuck
Meeday
Prosper Pickburn
Terrifying Kruger Park accident leaves family trapped
A Natal woman and her daughter endured a frightening drive in Kruger National Park when their car failed on a sharp bend and tumbled into a dry river bed. Four occupants escaped serious injury though the vehicle and front wheels were badly damaged. Darkness and roaming lions nearby heightened the peril until a stray car spotted and rescued them from the embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Kruger National Park
Esr
All About People Seaside Holidays And Local Moves
Mr. Ted Grimieon and Mrs and Mrs 8 1 Bobbin family spent a fortnight at Bateman's Bay and returned home Saturday. Jack Mason works at the present time. Billy Warren injured at Hoorowa Hospital. Mickie stationmaster at Tonerfield spent holidays in Rearowa. Mrs Kirby of Sireanbandi holidaying at Corowa Mills. Miss Kirby to Frome Sydney. Mrs Cahill of Central States Hoorowa holidaying at Wateman's Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Bobbin
Haliday
Bateman's Bay
Jack Mason
Lummers
Huss Tour Horner Sn
Mra. T. Cahill
Central States
Hoorowa
Matt
Wateman's Bay
Centenary of John Wesley and the Wesley Hymn Tradition
The piece recalls the 1738 awakening of John and Charles Wesley and the enduring influence of Charles Wesley as poet of Methodism. It notes the hymn book’s enduring hymns, the role of hymn singing in worship, and the push to recapture Wesleyan fervor in modern service. It ends with an advertisement for new Radiolas at Lawrence & Hodgson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Charles Weelay
Charlee Wesley
Evan
Wesley
Methodiat Poe
Charles Wesley
Wales
Cornwall
Methodist Church
John Wesley
Campaign critique on stock disease cure funds and funds shortage
An editorial laments insufficient funds and personnel for cattle tuberculosis eradication. It notes lack of veterinary officers, private practitioners, and labs hindering progress, cites Australia including Launceston and New South Wales plans, and urges governments to allocate money for humane disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Dal
Australis
Launceston
New South Wales
Sydney
Newcastle
Council Receives Grant Offer for Footpath Paving
A letter to Eb Municipal Council reports a Ministerial grant offer of 200 toward footpath paving. The letter warns the council to begin work by January 15 or funds will be withdrawn and redirected. Aldermen debate diverting funds to roads and address current unpaid land-owner contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehnine
Watson
Cousell
Counel
Webb
Casaldy
Mancock
Cassidy
Conact
Rain Falls Steadily After Thunderstorm in Boorowa
Heavy rain continued from Saturday afternoon into Sunday, with Boorowa’s gauge at Bootows Post Office recording 182 points. A violent thunderstorm brought lightning that damaged a telephone pole cutting many lines, and struck the chimney at Court Street home of Mr and Mrs Sheather, dislodging bricks. Residents report tingling sensations during a lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorows
Bootows
L .Sheather
Court Street
LISTEN dance or meeting appears in local advertisement
An item in the newspaper page highlights a LISTEN dance or meeting event as part of an advertisement section. The notice implies community engagement and event scheduling without full details on date or venue.
Power guilty on drunkenness in Mareden Street
John Francis Power senior pleaded guilty to being found drunk in Mareden Street and fined £1 or two days. He also admitted using indecent language and was fined £4 or eight days, and another charge for drunk in Marsden Street resulted in a £1 fine or two days. He was bound over to keep the peace for 12 months with surety of £10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis Power
Mareden Street
Marsden Street
Roorowa
Chinese plant with alleged curative power found in living form
Dr. G Weidman Groff leads a National Geographic Lingnan University expedition to the remote mountains of South China discovering a vine like lehon plant with varied fruit and seeds. The plant is claimed to have extraordinary powers against chest colds and is said to be used as a traditional remedy in Chinese and Oriental colonies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
China
G. Weidman Groff
National Geographic Society
Lingnan University
Groff
Aulon
Singer from Covent Garden Performs Desperate Pleas in Workhouse
Fragments reveal a singer named Francis Cookson aged about thirty dealing with life in Blackburn workhouse. He recalls past stages at Covent Garden and Drury Lane and sighs about longing for a chance to face an audience again. The text preserves a garbled, era-tinged reminiscence of performance and struggle in a grey setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
Blackburn
Chasen
Audi
Francis Ohn
Cookwen
Rome
Cookson
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Borrows
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Church OF England
H. &, Brown
Binalong
Presbyterian Church
Swnday
Jer Boor
Ted Grimieon
Gorperty
Frogmore
Bar
Billy Warrett
Mre
Prank Warren
Boorawa
Mickie
Tonterfiedl
Rearowa
Mine ME Kirby
Methodism
Harold Bissell
Cele Charlee Wesley
Lawrence & Hodgson's
D. Stuart
Bailder
Undertaker
Boorowa
Medsere
Srinet
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co, Ltd
MacovAnte Prac, Lymney,Incorporated
Victoria
Burrowa
Browa Police Court
J. J. Glennan
J.P
Goulburn Wool Auctions
Wool Crowers
R. D. Gray & Sons
Pioneers
Goulburn
P.O
E. W. Sams
Brial
Telephone
Australia
Aemiralania
Bank of
Royal Standard Hotel
Sidney Arthur Thame
Royal Standard
Tooth’s
Singer
Frodo
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