Greene thorpe Club Holds Meeting and Plans Tennis Season
A meeting at the Star Hotel on April 7 notes minutes from the prior gathering. The Monteagle Club accepted the Mason Cup challenge for May lith May, with Greene thorpe to host the return match last May. Delegates’ meeting discussed competition support, and a further meeting will be called at Bendick Murrell. Officers elected: President FE Neal, Vice President Andersen, Secretary Trewin. A tennis ball fundraiser is set for Wednesday May 14 to improve finances amid reduced activity.
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Wednewsday
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RK. McColl
Fo Willer
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Lyndhirst
Greenethorpe
R. Harcombe
Bendick Murrell
Bendick Murrell Aking
SGP
FE. Neal
Andersen
Trewin
Seoall
Discugshon
Wreidareday
Duffy Maxwell Wedding at Greenethorpe Catholic Church
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday April 20 at Greenethorpe Catholic Church as Daprie Maxwell, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W Maxwell, wed Les Tuffy of Ronbrook Koorawatha. Miss Hagel Maxwell was bridesmaid and Bian Smith best man. The ceremony featured flowered attire, bouquets of cream roses and pink blooms, and a signing of the register with Mrs N Crawford singing. Father Hartnett officiated, gifts were exchanged, and the couple planned a Sydney and South Coast honeymoon.
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Daprie
W. Maxwell
Les
Walter Tuffy
Ronbrook
Koorawatha
Hagel Maxwell
Bian Smith
Keoorawathe
Lne
O'Brien
Mingea A. O'Brien
D. Kerin
Sydney
Bouth Coast
Father Hartnett
Accident Flesh Torn From Leg At Allandale
Wednesday report notes Mr. J. Scheidt of Allandale suffered a painful leg injury on Saturday while assisting his son with a coming hauling attached to a tractor. He was dragged onto the machine, tearing flesh from his leg and muscles, requiring several cuts and dressings by Dr. Tipping. The incident follows a prior accident in which Mr. Scheidt lost an arm during chaff cutting.
Sheep Stealing and Public Disorder At Quandialla Court
Two men Michael Patrick Gallagher 48 and Frank Gill 32 were arrested at Bribbaree for sheep stealing and remanded at Quandialla Police Court until the 31st with £50 bail each. The men, who were on food relief, allegedly killed and skinned Mr R J Heidtmanns sheep found hidden in a log. A separate case saw Ronald Flaher and A Jennings charged with riding a horse furiously in a public street. the magistrate convicted both and ordered hard labour with costs.
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Quandialla
Ichael Patrick Gallagher
Frank Gill
Lambert
Bribbaree
Bribbares
R. J. Heidtmann
Ronald Flaher
A. Jennings
Prospects Rise As Spring Weather Spurs Growth
Good prospects reported for Bocan Gate area with warm springlike weather. Welnous Weio notes rapid growth of iras and early sown crops showing excellent germination and strong development across all cores.
Tennis Locals in Finals at Durrawong
In an allcomers event at Durrawong last week several players progressed to the finals in both Ladies and Genta divisions. Mesera T. Simmonds and W Constable lead in Genta doubles while Mise H. Simmonds and Mrs T. Simmonds head Indies doubles. The finale is set for next Sunday with Mesera T. Simmonds and W Constable facing Mears and Constable if they prevail.
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Monwonga
Moowotea
Allcomers
Ennis
Durrawong
Mesera T. Simmonds
W Constable
Genta
Mise H. Simmonds
Comalderaton
SHOW COMMITTEE Holds First Meeting Officers Were Elected
The Bogan Gate P and A Association held its first committee meeting after a busy sowing period. W W Black was named president with Walter Chew as vice president and J J Dwyer and Frank J Bird as treasurer. Dare was secretary and J T A Beckett was auditor. Other members were F Fifield and A P McKrewe. The group planned a meeting in three weeks to prepare the August show schedule and discussed sale rights and sideshow space. Officers received praise for their work during the first term.
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Firsr
Bogan Gate P. & A. Association
Lree Fa Wien
Farmere Belme
Patton
WW. Black
Walter Chew
Messia
J. J. Dwyer
Frank J. Bird
Hon. Dare
J. T. A.beckett
Mesary
Fo Fifield
A. P. McKrewe
Prement
Etary
Fmat
Anzac Day Observance at Diggera Memorial
On Anzac Day the Diggers and locals gathered at the Public School with Rev Bunn Major Walker and Mr Frank J Bird to honor the salute and wreaths. Diggers and children marched to the monument where addresses were given and a dinner hosted by Mrs A J Martin. Toasts to The King The Visitors The Navy The Nurses The Allies were offered as medals and ribbons colored the room.
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Bogan Gate
Hunn
Parkes
Bunn
J. Walker
H. Licas
Diggers
Aamos
Woman Fined For Expired Driver's License Case
Jone A. Murray was fined six pounds for driving with an expired license. The court noted a two day default penalty and fined due to a fall fog incident related to license status in Quandiella.
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Quandialla
Jone A. Murray
Traffic breach fines for expired registration and plate
Jones McNamara was fined 21 dollars with 4 cents in default three days hard labor for failing to return an expired certificate of registration and plate number.
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Quandialla
Jones MccNamara
Stationery Prices at the Advocate Office
Local Advocate Office advertises prices for letterheads billheads envelopes business cards account books receipts and handbills serving community needs with ready made stationery items and pricing.
Eugowra Politicians Busy and Weather Alters Plans
In Eugowra the weather is variable with warm and cold winds as farmers seed widely. Politics center on a stormy week with 10 speakers and large audiences over the weekend. Anzac Day observed by local groups with a Memorial service. Masonic Ball drew many visitors. Football and golf activity noted as clubs prepare for upcoming events.
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Masonic
Royal Footballers
Whale
Autumn Wheat Sowing Increases At Monwonga
Rains last week boosted harvest prospects as 110 points of land were sown with wheat and lucerne. Farmers report excellent conditions with more than half of their crops sown and some paddocks already showing rapid growth. Many growers plan larger areas, with some sowing 400 to 500 metres, capitalizing on a favorable season to expand forage crops.
Committed for Trial in Quandialla Robbery Case
Algernon Shaw and Robert Shaw were charged at Quandialla Police Court with breaking and entering the supper room of the Quandialla Public Mall on the 10th instant. Both were committed for trial at Young District Sessions on June 14. Algernon faced a further charge of demanding money by menaces, Robert faced aiding and abetting. Magistrate altered the charge to robbery in each case and committed them for trial with bail of eighty pounds.
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Quandialla
Quandialla Police Court
J. Harrigan
P.M. Algernon Shaw
Robert Shaw
Quandialla Public Mall
Neltter
Riul
Algernon Shaw
Maglariate
Trim
Cape
Bedgerabong Notes on Sowing and Local Events
Bedgerabong brief reports a good ground for ploughing and sowing, with farmers busy as weekend weather improves. It notes formation of a local football club after many years, Diggers journeying to Forbes for Angie services, and Mr J L Watson starting repairs at the local hall. H J Preece of the Bush Mission visited, with a Sunday service at Union Church and plans for more services if weather allows.
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Anzac Day
Forbes
Angie
H. J. Preece
NLGW
Bush Mission
Union Church
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