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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1942
Page
2
Continuing coverage of Carcoar Chronicle under re D. Dagan and Nevlor Bireet. The arrangement draws scrutiny from local salmon proprietor Mr. W. Beeree and medical Row Managerems. Towne districts seek to maintain Chronicle service during the greatest crisis.
In loving memory of our dear sister Louin Louie who departed on April 3 1035 aged 24. The notice honors her life and mourns the loss with family and friends.
In memory of Sophia Louisa Louie Pwens who died April 3 1935 aged 24. Beloved by all a faithful child and mother to Maxie. A sorrowing father and mother Robert and Louisa Pwens mourn her loss as they linger beside her resting place. Not lost but gone before.
Sincere thanks express gratitude for sympathy telegrams letters and cards received after a bereavement. Special thanks to Bolema Smediey of Carcoar Hospital for her kindness and assistance during that time. T. Hargans.
Notice informs readers of a price cut to 12/8 per copy with new charges for present subscribers. It warns that free papers are being discontinued due to increased production costs and paper shortages affecting the publication.
The shop announces a cap on copies due to restrictions, asking customers to place orders promptly. Officials say limited runs will prevent overprinting and ensure fair access. No more than the specified quantity will be produced, with orders prioritized by date.
Advertisement for immediate positions in New South Wales for wireless operators and skilled wireless mechanics on standard Army pay. Apply in writing or in person to the Signals Stall Officer at the Rear Mint Building Mecuuarie Street Sydney. Ineligible cases and those already in service should not apply.
Fragmentary column notes air prowess and train technique, with hints of a budding pilot. A lighthearted, rumor-filled page teases a quarter competition and a possible romantic triangle amid war casualty notes and a fleeting serious illness mention.
Mrs. Eeramen and Mrs. Hull receive congratulations on a birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Kirby spending holidays in the City. A well attended working bee at the Convent last Saturday to use air-raid trenches, plan to complete them this Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Loughlin holidaying with Mr and Mrs P Loughlin at Little Mouti Carcoar. Mrs Cummerford and Emily holidaying in Carcoar with uncle Mr G G Manning. Nursing classes led by Jayt. Saturday night a large town gathering. Livermore outlined object of classes. Md Tron Boyln-Swedney gave a lecture. Court House to be used for the next lecture on April 1. Mrs Smith and family living in Carcoar for the duration. Mr W J Brady returned after two weeks in the City recuperating. Lads on leave: Ri Blazley, O Stammers, M Williams. KE and T Grant of Sydney back after a month in Mandurama. F D Cobb recovering after illness. Mr and Mrs Tucker back from holiday at Katoomba. Roush spending holidays in Carcoar. Luila Harrivon of Fairview Mandurama married Jack McWilliam of Strathfield at Catholic Church Carcoar. reception at bride’s parents. couple honeymooning and to reside in Ashfield.
Cattle yarding small with about 1000 head. demand varies by class. Cows and vealers fetch higher prices while stores meet better demand. crossbred and Merino lambs show narrower ranges. Notable buyers and sellers listed among results from Cowra area auctions.
Whitney Pastoral Co. exhibitors at a Sydney week end stud cattle show dominated the Shorthorn division with 144 entries. Poll Shorthorns Herefords and other breeds were well represented with notable sales including Coombing Autocrat to Dr. Muston and Robin Gad to F. Anning. Separately, Mr and Mrs C G Rowlands left for hospital news about their son in the Motorised Regiment. Council heard a report on an improvised garage structure in Dungaleer Street. overcrowding and sanitary concerns were raised, with warnings of possible disease if inaction continued.
A Grenfell event crowns six hopefuls as winners in the state lottery drawing. The prize went to Harold Rhoe mark, Harold Sfivaith, Jomea W. Stein, Erle Forrest, Norman Morton, and another named participant amid a Springing party setting.
A report notes that a syndicate from Grenfell district claimed a prize while another syndicate from the same town won a third prize months earlier. The remark implies not all participants gained access to the winnings.
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