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Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 01, 1942

Page

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Obituary of Charles E Dowsett of Neville NSW

The death occurred at We Blayney Hospital after a short illness. Charles E Dowsett, 79, an old Neville resident born at Trunkey, widow and family left. Interment in Hobby's Yards cemetery Methodist section conducted by Rev Tredinnick. Survived by widow three daughters Alan Mund Mrs H Thorncroft and Mrs J M Lyburn, two brothers Thomas and a Sydney man. Queued by i & Son.

We Blayney Hospital Neville Charles E. Dowsett Taree Sydney I & Son

Local Notes Include Obituary And Community News

A brief item records the death of a long time resident of Callymont with burial in a cemetery and mentions the interment. It notes Mr Cecil Wilkins’ sister and Gunner J Smith with a Lyndhurst weekend reference. Other lines reference a short text about Mrs McCartney and a few local figures and classes.

Conor McCartney Jane Carcour Wilkins Cecil Wilkins Callymont Gunner J. Smith LyndHurst

Induction and local notes from Mandurama

The Mandurama News reports the induction of Rev H McDonald as Presbyterian minister to the town. It also notes family updates from overseas and local delays, including Pic Keith Schmidt visiting home, a funeral for Charles Wilkins at Lundhurst cemetery, and health updates for John Hargans. Camp leave stories and holidays of station master, Lindsay Carney, and others are mentioned.

H. McDonald Monty Charles Wilkins Carcoar Hospital Lundhurst John Hargans All Coates J. Wright Keith Rawson Nelson Moss Badrain Smith Camp Dury Lindsay Carney Narrandera

Tennis tournament draws large local turnout in dust storm

Over fifty players turned up last Sunday for the tennis tournament. Mrs. E. Mahon and Mr. Hibberd were the winners. The scene notes a lack of rain leaving thick dust as men departed for Dubbo and Gil gondr, while a bitumen rowd would be welcome.

Dubbo Gilgondr Sone Ume

Carcoar Hospital seeks grant and compulsion plan

The Carcoar hospital board approves requesting a £500 grant and backs a compulsory contribution scheme plus a hospital income tax. Directors note the hospital cannot meet debts without aid and urge a special grant from Government Stores and Health Department. An X-ray tank was damaged and replaced.

Carcoar Dixfrid Hospital Molloy Dir Department of Healt The Hospitals Commission Othoune

Lyndhurst Shire Council Protests Rifle Impressment

At the Lyndhurst Shire Council meeting a councilor criticized the impressment of civilian rifles and revolvers by military authorities. Dr Cook moved that Defence authorities be asked to review and return unsuitable weapons to owners. the motion, seconded by Dr Muad, was carried.

Lyndhurst Cook Muad

Apathy May Lead To Disbandment Of Shire League

The Lynclust Patriotic League meeting in Blayney reported incomplete branch statements delaying a full balance sheet. Members argued the Central League’s possible dissolution and nonobservance of the charter threaten to end the Shire, with calls to dissolve or carry on separately to save funds and interest.

Callmut Deller Central League Furg

Wreath at Mandurama for 27 Years

A Mandurama district resident laid a wreath at the memorial each Anzac Day for 27 consecutive years marking a quiet tribute to fallen soldiers. The annual gesture drew local attendees and reflected ongoing community remembrance.

Mandurama Mandurama District

Central League Disbandment Proposed by Meeting Motion

Mr. D Redmond supported the proposal to disband the Central League. The secretary doubted a solution would affect funds, urging local effort. Mr J Carmody gave notice of a motion for the next meeting to disband the Central League.

D. Redmond Central League J. Carmody Slive Central League

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. G. Manning Chas E. Dowsett Ndhurst News Mandurama News A. Wo May Chain Ac Denton Veo Domethon Matrun Buleyu-Smediey Muveh BAY Lie Hospitals Commission Government Stores Lyndhurst Shire Shire Patriotic League Lynclust Patriotic League Blayney J. Innes A Amos Redman Carmody Miltthorpe M. Hood Newbridge L. Skene Lovejoy L. Hill Wo Burne Curcoury G- Cabling W. Burns Hill & Crofts A. Croftes Mlv. McKay Massey-Morris Pty Link Fans Australian Fertilisers Ltd Sayer City Mutual Life Assurance Sociey Carecour Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
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