War prophecy from Mussolini and local notes amid holiday weather
In a brief World Situation remark Mussolini predicted no war this year while East Africa troop movements were described as precautionary. The Easter holidays passed quietly with rain dampening plans. Local farming and telecommunication staff were mentioned along with a bank manager’s transfer. A warm Country Women’s Association tribute highlighted the Governor-General’s wife praising the group’s work and district representatives at the thirteenth annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Women's Association
Lady Innnce
Association
O.W.A
Mesdames Boor
North
District
Anzac Anniversary Hymn Fragments From An Ancient Remains
A fragmentary text echoes a wartime remembrance of the Anzac anniversary. It references God of hosts and a collective plea to not forget, blending reverent language with garbled lines about battles, nations, and lost pomp. The passage preserves names and symbols while mangling several phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Bondland
Anzac Day service reflects on immortality and duty
A school service on Anzac Day 90 recalls Kipling and Recessional. Rev B Galloway leads prayers for King Nation and the League of Nations. The sermon centers on immortality of the soul and a duty to honor Gallipoli fallen. Emphasis on God King and Country and Australia’s welfare. The service ends with the National Anthem and Benediction.
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Kipling
School of Arte
Furea
Dr. Hawthorne
Canon Davidson
Uoit
League of Nations
Ventlomnan
Gallipoli
Mn of
Anzac
God
Australia
Empire
Angao
Anzac Commemoration at Mandurama School of Arts
At Mandurama the School of Arts hosted a gathering where Jock Anderson praised the Angas at Gallipoli, likening their fame to the Light Brigade. Rev. B Galloway spoke on loyalty and memory, with Hor Nimman reading the Commemoration of the Fallen and Dr Sam Healey delivering the Affirmation of Loyalty and pledge for Empire, World Peace, and disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Mandurama
Jock Anderson
Angas
Gallipoli
Light Brigade
B. Galloway
Carcoar
J. A. Horniman
Sam Healey
Anzac
Creorgs Vo
State Elections and Upcoming Convent Ball Notices
Eleven seats in the Legislative Assembly will remain uncontested with five UAP four UCP and two State Labor incumbents re elected unopposed. Premier Stevens faces two opponents another Labor and a Douglas Credit candidate. Labor is the sole opposing party in that election. Tonking and Folater contest for the electorate with Tonking the sitting member. The annual Convent ball by the local School of Arts is set for Tuesday April 9 with Theobald's Syncopated Orchestra from Wallington, a gala for patrons. The ball at Melville for Carcoar and Blayney Hospitals is scheduled for Wednesday May 6, with changes of date noted.
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Orange
Wloetinn
Bombly
New South Wales
William Folster
Alwyn Uren Tonking
Beneres
Brown's Creek
Birnt Yards
Cadia
Carcoar
Fiyer's Creek
Fyerst Reefs
Four Mile Creek
Gallymoist
Garland
Haxelwood
Lyndhurd
Manduraoa
Pine Rocke
Shaw
Ihthorpe
Bloomfield
Byng
Greghamstown
Guyong Boat
Lucknow
Millthorpe
Briadforth
Sp Hill
Spring Terrace
Vittoria
Along
Amaroo
Borenore
Rowan Mark
Gar- Cave Creek
Cheereman’s Creek
Gregra
Gumble
Larros Low
Manildra
Medina
Molong
Pinecliffe
Red Hill
Ophir Subdivision
Lewis Pounds
Lewis Ponds
Mullion Creek
Orange East
Summer Hill Creek
Orange Subdivision
Borenore East
Canobolas
Marci
Nastoe Coats
Orange Mental Hospital
Pinnacle Road
Springs
Legislative Assembly
U.A.P
U.C.P
Stevens
Douglas
Lang
State Labor Party
Chifley
A.L.P
N.E.W
A. U. Tonking
W. Folater
State Labor
School of Arts
Theobald
Wallington
St John's Wort dispute between Lyndhurst Council and Board
A Lyndhurst Shire Council debate over St Johns Wort on James Wright’s Burnt Yards property prompts board rebuttal. The board cites Tuena area efforts as not under PLP control but notes Tuena’s greater infestation had salt-led eradication begun with local and Department of Agriculture aid, urging more council supervision and action to protect pastures.
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Lyndhurst
St John's Wort
James Wright
G.S. Gerry
Tuena
Wright
Wort
PLP. Board
Carcoar P.P
Gerty
JH. Stening
Mr. Stening
St. Johns Wort
Healey
P.P
Weight
Cheney
Carn
Department of Agriculture
St. John's Wort
Popular Miss Molloy Weds Mr Fred Thompoon at Carcoar
Easter Monday ceremony at the Presbytery Carcoar united Miss Monnie Molloy youngest daughter of Mrs H Molloy Dairy Park Mandurama with Mr Fred Thompoon son of Mr F Thompson Como. The gown was tailored blue silk with matching accessories. After the ceremony a reception for about 40 was held at Dairy Park. The couple will reside at Bexley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoar
Monnie" Molloy
H. Molloy
Dairy Park
Mandurama
Father Barrow
Fred Thompoon
F. Thompson
Como
Edna Thompson
George Molloy
Bexley
Ashton-Thatcher double wedding ties gains in polo fame
Two Ashton brothers in polo attract attention as Janet Thatcher wed Geoffrey Ashton at St Mark's Darling Point. The couple, daughter of F W Thatcher, now plans to live at Markdale as Jim Ashton wed Irena Anderson earlier in February.
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Ashton
Ashton Brothers
Misa Janet Thatcher
F. W. Thatchar
St. Mervyn's
Double Bay
Queensland
St. Marka
Darling Point
Geoffrey Ashton
James Ashton
Tusils
Jim Ashton
Irena Anderson
Markdale
Hospital Social Attracts Thirty Couples Despite Rain
Adverse Easter Monday weather reduced attendance at the annual hospital social to about 30 couples. Brico's orchestra provided satisfactory music with extra by Miss N Pettit. Euchre tables set, with a pie won by Mr. M Connelly. Expens es exceeded receipts, but patrons from Lyndhurst and Macdurama helped. A wedding party from the Gannon Toaback ceremony attended.
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Q"brico
Extel
Misa N. Pettit
M. Connelly
Iittle
Lyndhurst
Macdurama
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Markete
Valuce
Bert Sales Wien da Sealey
Eevee
Vuguietir
Prisson-Bapceny
Ne Sypney
South Carcoar Park
P.M
Monster Sports
Carcoar District
A. A. Tonking
M.L.A
E. G. Manning
Gai Tren
Bildard
Wyangela Dam
Labor Campaign
Mr. W. Folster
Ayth Iont
P.m. Gallymont
Byrne
Hornagehaw
Preston
Woodstock
ME. A. A. Tonming
Arg
Stevens-Braaper
Borot Yards
Magda
Apin
T. Harris
Had. Lacy
Covent Ball
Carboar School OF Arts
Chestera
Wellington
Fagan
Faulder
Hou
Smee Rev
Feo Bartow
Hoo
Meau
Tomhing
Carcoak
Royal Hotel
Styvees-Bruxger Government
Borriman
Ht. J. Fagan
J. Anderson
George Lau
Lee
Hourke Street
Surry Hills
George Lau Oo
Stoke Hotel
Charles Hinghorne
H, H, Boss
B. J. McKeron
Mis Ballantyne
B. R. Riordan
Blayney
Blaynay
Frida
H. S. Newton
Lindhurst
Neville
Carcoam
Will
Chubor
England
H. Baw
H.C. Neville
Macdorama
Canon E
Davidson
B.A. Rector
Blayoey
Browns Creek
Meville
Barrett
Lyndhurst Bar
R. Barrow
New Moonard
THE
Carcoar Chronicle
Bignor Mussolini
East Africa
Southern Railway Division
Cowra
Grouburo
Mc. N. L. Hammond
O.P.8
Thore
Dooruwa
Apeut
C. J. Preston
Doreen Stammers
G.P.O
O. Haynes
N.S.W Bank
Ungaris
Yeaterluy
Nineveh
Tyre
Lord Amon
Dale
St. John’s Wort
Molloy
Ashton—Thatcher
Hospital Social
Slong
St. John's
Reg- Meville
Carcour P,p
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