Local notes on residents and visitors this week
Personal items list Misses Grant and Sydney visiting, with Mrs Lynch, and Syd ney returning to camp after leave. Several locals holidayed in the city, others at Kugowra and with relatives. Miss Clarice Guinness and sisters Eadie and Beryl are unwell. best wishes for recovery. Mrs McDonald and family returned from a holiday. Mrs Sich spends a few days in Ornae.
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Grant
Sydney
M. Lynch
Syden Bdr. Co
F. C. Whalan
Mandirama
Careosr
T. Leslie
E. Burke
J. Pound
Kugowra
J. Hargraves
Kevin Molly
Clarice
Guiness
Quince
D. J. Knight
Eadie
Beryl
McDonald
BE. A
Neville News Personal Hints From Neville Area Families
Mr and Mrs Speery of Vaucluse visit Neville as Bob and Mac Speers stay at their home. Mr Speers ex masters builder and former five year president of the Master Builders Association. C Cook and L Luseey Neville workers called from Blayney to Lithgow and Hewenstone respectively. Ken Gonirma and wife formerly Miss Evat Smith reside in Neville. Miss Hla Brown of Neville seeks medical help after a week of sore anger journeying to Blayney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speery
Vaucluse
Mesers
Bob
Mac Speers
Neville
Speers
Master Builder’s Association
Messrs. C. Cook
L Luseey
Blayney
Lithgow
Hivenston
Ken Gonirma
One Class Railway Travel Policy Questioned
A letter from Ten bo comfort states servicemen were barred from first class compartments and must travel in corridors though many first class seats remained unoccupied. On a motion by Mr Batchelder and Mr J Davidson the move was carried to support addressing the issue.
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Tenbo Comfort
Batchelder
J. Davidson
Not Appearing Defaulter Fined For Missing Correspondence
James William Kile was fined 10 shillings after pleading not guilty to a charge for failing to attend military call up. He claimed he did not receive the correspondence and said he lived 40 miles from Cowra, with mail reportedly sent there. He noted working two jobs, 14 hours a day, to support himself.
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James William Kile
Cowra
Fromhead
P.M
Wis
Kise
Carcoar Town Talk Highlights Holidays and Local Events
Carcoar residents spend annual holidays with friends in Sydney Wagga and Narromine. Miss Brady visits Erskineville. Miss Livermore holidaying with parents in Belubula Street. Schools break for May holidays. boarders depart to join families. Davis of Lyndhurst defeats Carcoar team four games in a Sunday tennis match. A street stall at Caredar raises funds to repair the organ. Church of England donations include produce jams preserves trinkets and clothing. afternoon events prove successful.
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Mtsconnolly
Sydney
Waga
Narroine
Mary Brady
T. McGrath
Erskinville
Val Livermore
Molong
B. Livermore
Belabula Street
Cargoat
Carcoar
Davis
Lyndhurst
Carcoer
Caredar
Mann
Church of England
Wiley Regan Wedding at St Joseph’s Orange
The wedding of Regan daughter of Mrs Rega Orange and the late William Regan to Patrick Norman Wiley of Lismore was held at St Joseph’s Church Orange. Rev Father Sheahan officiated. The bride wore a blue worsted silk gown with navy accessories and was given away by her uncle. Attendants and the wedding party were noted, with the reception at the bride's grandparents’ home and a smart grey reception outfit worn by the mother of the bride. The couple planned a honeymoon to Sydney and the North Coast.
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St. Joseph's Church
Orange
Father Sheahan
Mise Masry
Regan
Rega
William Regan
Carcoor
Patrick Norman Wiley, Younrest
G. Wiley
Lismore
Ronald Regan
Pattie Rigan
Bert Bryant
Hone Tor
Orange Horse Market Sees Strong Demand At Orange Yards
Good attendance and solid competition as Leeds Brow Ply Ltd yarded 300 head on May 3. Medium to heavy draughts lead, light horses and ponies fare well in value. Prices ranged from £5 to £23 with heavy draughts £16 to £220 and aged stock lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsrs
Leeds Brow, Ply. Ltd
Orange Yards
Woodstock News Items From Town and District
Mr Gordon Hill of Wagga and Mr J Musgrave formerly of Mane durama visit Hill's sister Mrs C Goodarre at Rocky Ridge. W Haive left for Sydney and Bega. Death of Mr W J Hodge mother of Mr Val Hodge at Woodstock. Mr and Mrs W Blazley to Orange after daughter Romalo admitted to private hospital. Miss Morrie Fuller holiday in Tamworth before war work in Sydney. Kerr Drady injured shoulder during Woodstock vs 6 military aide game. Mrs C Kerr returned from Welington to Parkes Street. Mrs E Watkins and children home after a month in Sydney. Mr W Jones and children visiting district. Comforts Fund market day May 15 shifts meeting to May 22. Woodstock Hospital Auxiliary met. plan for sugar for jam and two chairs for convalescents. Next meeting June 8. Church services: Methodist Sunday 3 pm. St Brigid's Mass 7:30 am. Church of England 7:45 am.
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Gordon Hill
Wagga
J. Musgrave
Manedurama
Mr. Hill
C. Goodarre
Rocky Ridge
W. 7. Haive
Vialt
Sydney
Bega
Canowindra
W. J. Hodge
Val Hodge
Woodatock
W. Blazley
Orange
Romalo
Morrie Fuller
Tamworth
Woodstock
Kerr Drady
C. Kerr
Welington
J. Preston
Parkes Street
E. Watkins
W. Jones
Wicked treatment alleged at Central Summons Court
A 24 year old clerk Paul Shirley faced remand for failing to attend military examination. His father, Arthur, a film actor, rushed into the Central Summons Court in distress alleging two military officers and a police sergeant browbeated his son in a cell to force him to take an oath. Mr. Wells ordered an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Summons Court
Paul Shirley
Arthur Aon
Wells
Srna
Eyba
Carcoar Juvenile Dance Draws Big Crowd
A juvenile dance at the School of Arts Carcaron or Carcaro district attracted a large crowd of adults and children on Saturday evening. Proceeds go to the Convent Ball. Music was by Mr J Flood. Euchre in the supper room yielded trophies to Mrs J Waller and Mr C Furner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Carcasr
J. Flood
Euchre
J. Waller
C. Furner
Visit of Group President Scheduled at Woodstock CWA
Members invited to meet Mrs Donald at 3 p.m. on date of the visit with expected turnout noted for the Woodstock CWA. A recent monthly meeting saw a large attendance chaired by Mrs W Johnstone and a market day profit of 70 pounds realized, to be shared 35 pounds each with the Red Cross and Land Army as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
W. Johnstone
C.W.A
Red Cross
Wests Committee
Land Army
Port Moreaby
Jesdames A. We Baste
Higga
Dam waters harnessing set for early construction start
Cahill notes continued agitation for harnessing the Dam waters and welcomes an early start on construction. Premier McKell approves expenditure of £189,000 for machinery and equipment with work expected to proceed at once, amid plans to augment power supplies in western towns.
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Cahill
Distriect
McKell
Mid
Sydney Pi Sales Fragment Prompts Limited Details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weights and items with unclear context. Lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Exynd
Anrd
Neville News Personal
Wiley—Regan
Orange Horse Market
Patriotic and War Fund
Comforts Fund
Woodstock Hospital
St. Brigid's Church
the Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Grain Insurance and Agency Company Limited
Fares Ti Grnzers
Scenoman Dey
Hill & Crofts
A. Crofts
Varcoar - Mandurama
IV. McKay
K Py. Lyt
Famoun Hi ‘Ade
Australian Fertilisers Ltd
Woodstock Cwa
Alf. Collins
Crouch ST
Agency For
Unit Insurances Co
Wyangala
Pi Sales
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance CO. Ltd
Pitt Street
Kew
W. J. Brady
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