01 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
1
A fragmented article notes violent deaths linked to wartime, referencing medical health data and casualty figures. It cites figures such as 1486, 1253, and 7824 in relation to disease and fever as top causes. The piece mentions Rex Eink and Leyroay cuvvs Wolified as part of the recorded statistics.
A letter from the Socialist Movement and allied groups appeals to readers to support unemployed single men living in government camps. It argues morale suffers due to inadequate amenities and asks for books, lighting, recreational equipment, and funds to improve basic comforts in camps across the state.
The wedding of Dulcie Pearl Trac eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jowph Trac of The Branch Wau to Achal Ray second son of Mr and Mrs Norman Andrew of The Branch was held on Saturday May 1 at The Branch Church. The church and reception were festively decorated with pink and white, the bride wore white with orange blossom and chrysanthemum, and carried a bouquet of pink robins. The groom was attended by best man Mr L Groen and the bride was given away by her father. Guests wore navy and white and celebrated with a morning breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home followed by a departure gift and pink ride for traveling. The couple will reside at Baoral.
The article describes the New South Wales Homes for invalids at Ryde and nearby facilities, serving 90 men women and children from distant towns. It highlights funding gaps, the reliance on voluntary support, and the plea for continued government aid to sustain care for disabled and elderly residents.
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