CWA Younger Set Reports Successful Year
The CWA Younger Set held a noon meeting to approve a £100 donation to the parent branch for painting rooms and a further £10 to Keera House. Secretary and treasurer reports praised the year’s dances, a cup for interclub competition, and new amenities like an electric urn and fan, with plans to support Baby Health Centres and the parent branch.
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CWA
Keera House
Nog
Oor
Jhon Amos
Bourke
J. Pavey
Jo M. Pavey
Preaideny Mines
D. Waddell
Pater Bo A Thomas
J. Mini Os
F. Roberton
Offeer
M. E. Thomma
Merdames J Ue
5S Pavey
Ko Black
Feervone
Lia
Iego
Mire
JH. Bhediehie
Mim P. Bartin
J. Woodhorne
Australia Vote Looms in Crucial Electoria Day
Fragmented items reflect political tensions and public event notes. Mentions of Australian election mood, Tony Fisher’s rise from unsure fighter to Empire Games selection, local incidents, and oddities from Sydney and Orange regions. The tone mirrors a bustling mid century column of scattered briefs.
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Australia
Orange
Tony Fisher
Tony
Autralia
Auckland
Town Hall Hires Panels to Probe Forbe’s Hall Misconduct
A town council meeting formed a special subcommittee to investigate alleged misfunction at Forbes Town Hall including hiring practices. The panel will review the entire setup as part of a broader probe confirmed after hours of discussion on the Polo Club controversy and liquor ban at events with dancing.
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Orange
Parkes la
Bane State
Forbes
Polo Club
Three Months Gaol For Vagrancy In Public Convenience
Edward John Smith of no fixed address was sentenced to three months hard labor for vagrancy after a public convenience incident at King George V Park, Travend, noting five prior convictions. Magistrate Mr H Woods, JP, presided.
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Tee Monte
Janey
Porbee Court
Polly Seatons
Edward John Smith
King George v Park
Smith
Lisa
HT. Woods
Waa
Quandialla CWA Branch Sees Final Meeting of Year
The Quandialla CWA branch held its final meeting of the year with 23 members under Mrs Reeves. They discussed correspondence on accommodation for British miners, district amenities, the Autumn Mower show fundraiser, and noted staff absences.
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Quandalin
C.W.A
Mra. Reeves
Mra. L. Troth
Mra. V. Penfold
Owire
Meadames McCrackan
Cussell
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