Local nondatey listings and programs from a historic paper
A dense jumble of program notes and listings for a community newspaper page includes events such as weather forecasts, music shows, theatre and film features, children's programming, and various society notices. Names like Tom and Jerry, Dad and Dave appear alongside station schedules, produce reports, and local adverts, reflecting a broad midcentury entertainment and community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m. Tawie
Sauncu
Tom and Jerry
A. Cortot
Anniversary program for New South Wales celebrations
The 150th Anniversary events are outlined with emphasis on national pride and community participation across Bathurst, Orange, Tamworth, and surrounding districts. Key figures include Mr Donningham and Mr Lawson as organisers with official support from local councils and the Australia-wide celebration committee. The program features a Children’s Day, commemorative displays, and a planned booklet by Bathurst historians, aiming to showcase colonial history and patriotic sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroe
Tamworth
Bathurst
Geilfith
Orange
New South Wales
Australia
Ace Chambers
Commarea
Beagelton
Boliar
Sanore’ Jraperia
Laague
Avatralia Voit
Donningham
Jnguana
Sydney
Hathurst Cotowittoa
Hawalo
Will Lawson
Mr. Laweon
Presowe
Nwbeumry
Ata
Tha di
Cunningham
Ausra
Extract from The New Lion by L G More on marriage roles
An excerpt discusses gender dynamics within marriage, describing how jealousy and control shape interactions. It portrays a husband dismissing his wife yet admitting the wife's influence, framing women as central to domestic life while framing male insecurity and social norms around partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luyg
Hiv 97Ule
Dor
Cong
Inn
Pitielea
L. G. More
Widow seeks allowance from late Harrig estate in Equity Court
In the Equity Court the widow of Pater Harrig sought maintenance under the Toatator's Fully Assintenance Act. He lived in Suntop Wellington though properties valued around £7000, and the widow received only two years maintenance from Hawdrow. Gifts noted in July 2011 showed assets given to grandchildren. The case details penury and a restless home, with the widow defending annual support as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Pater Harrig
Habs
Suntop
User Wellington
Photestator Aia
Davin
Aasota
Nis
Childran
Rho Mars
Cabe
Lari
Population and trade shifts shape postwar outlook
The piece argues that North China and Japan push exports while Britain’s migration patterns shift. it cautions that population aging and declining youth cohorts threaten future markets, tax bases, and social support systems. It links demographic trends to economic strength and national security, urging attention to birth rates and immigration.
Unable to Afford Furniture Yet Family Support Ongoing
The narrative describes ongoing financial strain with the man insisting he could not afford furniture while the woman spent on personal needs and frequent travel to Wallington for supplies. Despite care, the husband’s health deteriorated, an invalid status declared, and ten days before death he was ambulanced to Wallington Hospital. Justice Nicholls later commented on burdens and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alurtis
Harris
Wallington
Aupplion
Bathurst
Wallington Hospital
Justicio Nicbola
Popular Couple Leave Ungarie in a Farewell
Long community note describing Mr and Mrs Haynes departing Ungarie. The event honored at church and Women’s Association. residents recall years of service, friendships formed, and gratitude for hospitality. Mentions of Aly Haynes and Mr Kowilnas, with thanks from Ungarie locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillard
Hayter Astom
Buller Latewell
Ness
Haye
Haynes
Ekall
Aly
Thavare
Rawling
Harney
Kowilnas
Wade
Uniaris
Aberhasra
Hassall
Balall
Diviriet
Blenda
Hlayamn
Canny Women’s Association
Lyndburetta
Uneerie
Auction Notice From Local Stock District Sale
Fragmentary notice lists auctioneers and locations such as Owen to AW Lavg and LIM i Winehoombe. It references Homobusls, representatives Shoop and Lamb valuoe, with dates around 17/11 and 17/10. Details are unclear but indicate a district stock sale and probate-like activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Fragmented text on new coins and plans in a garbled article
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses new coins and a plan involving various named entities and places. It references Howie, Hoya Mint, Lawtien, and several unclear individuals while mixing terms like plan, mint, and dates in a nonsensical sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HeRlans
Adisbroken
Hoya
Lawtien
Mir Wankins
Annie Ram
Owe Qaizms
Tullyvny
Quarrels Between Nations Over Lost Scrugate History
A fragmented OCR passage recounts long standing tensions among China, Aspameh, and Javanese forces led by Count Ho. It mentions decayed heat, a missing sword, and a captain’s leliee to an opponent. The Count sends Ting to Mbimeoktry with a pageant of champagne and whisky as Ping seeks to submit, while a captured Chin is handed to convey a body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Yala
Count Ho
Hon
Javilloc
Ping
Hack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central New South Wales
Waturday
Munday
Holdenhove
per _Children’s
Semin
Bes the Grocer
Carson Robinson
Tranity
Baoafis Manis
Keniogloa
Grocer
Tom
Jorey
Dad
Dave
Sporting
Neanne
Happy Harmony
Mhuraday
Resember i
Wusie
Weaher
Janie Furouss
Sean
Wiretoa
Mae Healy
Apo Briles
Ottclat Wirelow Ny
Chitose Sewrion
W. A. McLennan
Alernalivea News
ARS
Howebuab
Ainialak Witelem
Hermione
Teuch
Jay Rewame
Woot
Alain
Iowa
Parmer
Jones
Brory
William Layton Iackeom
W. J. Brady
Slam Hut
Hawdrow
Paul Cheynal
Japan
Waleters
Ail
Ile Ih
Sipwards
Anwyled
Wny
Uae
Hendin
Adatralin
Dalden Mikes Batins
Taoto
Jack Mose
Abrah
Ghia
Pemba
Wolf Goys
Governaent
Esol
Lal Tla Rayon
Tidlaene
Absidies
Pel
Me. Jong
Woodisid
Bilker
Notiog Ds
I Yuuai
Mitchell
Lernout
Anges
Glenquareine Ansanty Ajall
Leo Molloy
Costello
G. A. Medley
Maes
F. Lougelin
Lula Own
Carcour
Gloriamondi
Gagemont
Lila
C Vickery
Mandurama
H. O. Hembley
J. Cob
Auiouilow
Letteraraus
Am ‘Ib
Kinda
Commeraial
Setacuiad
Alice
TI `Vice
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