Memoriams for Molly Reed by family and kin
A loving memorial notes the death of Molly Reed on March 4 1995. The message from her husband and children honors her memory, mentions the pain of loss, and speaks of enduring love from a devoted family.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
5
A loving memorial notes the death of Molly Reed on March 4 1995. The message from her husband and children honors her memory, mentions the pain of loss, and speaks of enduring love from a devoted family.
In loving memory of our darling Peg who passed away at Porbas on March 1920 at age seven. Dearly loved and sadly missed by her parents and family.
Impounded by J. We, held unbranded, gelding, brand replaced, to be sold on the morrow in March at Bampton Pound. The notice lists officers and parties including Mr W B Harmianu and O o Phillips, with details of recovery conditions and sale terms.
A brief note of thanks expresses appreciation to Mn. Combe Téaplar Street and Mrs. J. Airt Crickat Ground for care of a dying brother, and to the Matron and Surgeons at the Furby District Hospital for their help during the illness and final minutes of life.
The St Antron e Presbyerian Church choir school hall will receive a newly bought piano. Management plans to install a brick and iron fence on Harold Street at an early date to enhance the church property.
Strum Pre unde proposes to save a publication The Bigeud Murie News by announcing a weekly film competition schedule. The Bent tay MIMI event to be held tomorrow includes a weekly competition with awards to be announced the following Sunday at the Strand Movie Bowl with Wednesday night class and public award announcement.
A good day's sports ex prominence at Gerama on Wednesday next in aid of the local hall fund. The events commence at 2:10 am at the Muh Soolsbra paddock with a area Handicap and horse events. Strong odds and bets are noted with various punting terms and names recurring.
Local lands business reports an auction at the Crown land office on Waduseday lust in Forher town. The offering included 190 acre Grenfell Road lease and 1000 acres Newt Road block, with H. C. Mater purchasing and several parish and station figures named among bidders.
A fire alarm at 11 o'clock yesterday drew residents from their homes in Kil Divas. Authorities say the brigade turned out in force, but the blaze was found to be at the municipal library near the Laching street bridges. One man, awakened by the alarm, estimated the scene. Officials investigated, the blaze remained unconfirmed.
Cricket notice warns Rolwind players to leave Pout Ottles at 0 30 Sunday marilas. Four representatives meet at Orange Borrow between Orange and Bath. Mr des BickenhmiT will accompany She plays Os. practice arranged for tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow night at Strand Theatre features The Love Flower a tale of three men and nine women stranded on a South Sea island with romance and adventure. Also on bill Ghivalrous Charlie and a comedy romance Wingy of Pride plus variety acts and dancing.
A Woodstock sensation reports a shocking incident at Wangoola Station where a newborn female infant was found dead in a pit beneath a outhouse attached to the station. The coroner and officials observed the body. an inquiry was opened and adjourned to Cowra. The alleged mother, a domestic at Wangoola, is under hospital care while authorities investigate the case.
Unclear article fragment describes a shooting hazard and upcoming weather conditions affecting a local club. Mentions plans for a meeting on March 1 and 16 with a prize event and nominations. References the Ride Club and Central Way torn Untos.
Community groups urge an Egg Day for the hospital amid severe shortages of nourishing foods. The committee asks County people and others to volunteer and support efforts to sustain the hospital kitchen for the near term, hoping schools and shops will join in.
A special venue event titled Orange Jubilee Show will be held next Sunday featuring Dubbo Cowra and HuHhe 10 OrmuKe supporters. The program promises a station master story, dancing, and full details on fares, injuries, and travel arrangements. Over 600 poultry entries are listed with many orange fruit season notes and a focus on careful exhibitor preparation.
A quiet wedding unites John Churel of Gaylund Forbes and Milas Ltone May, third daughter of Mrs. J Wy Hadh of Purraid Brrest Forbes. The ceremony was conducted by Atty Wim Whits of Forber with bride attended by Dorothy Robb as bridesmaid. After a reception at the bride’s mother’s residence, the couple left for Sydney to begin married life aboard a travelling coach, the bride wearing a brocade gown and bouquet of white anters with pink streamers.
The marriage of Miss Ierin Huohard eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Richardaun of Coogee was celebrated at Sunine King Street Sydney. The bride wore a white delphinium gown with silver accessories and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The groom was Richard son, son of the late Mr and Mrs Wm Bracken. The reception followed at Lie Alveguarla with guests and family present. The couple will reside in Nmprandon.
A detailed account of the O'Dea Toohey wedding at St Joseph's Church in Victoria, featuring Mary Josephine O'Dea and W. J. Toohey. The ceremony, reception at the Victoria Motel, and attire of bride, groom, and attendants described in vivid period detail with numerous named participants and attendees.
An OCR fragment references a list of names and teams with unclear context. The readable items include Parker How belue and mentions of Authur, Orwige, Wellington and Kuba divintun along with several surnames such as McMurray, Cobley, Flannery and Broadbent. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
The committee of the United Kingdom government reports New South Wales and Martin Piece Sydney supplied a list of state savings banks for January 1923. It shows deposits totaling 2,261,045 pounds 2 shillings 1 penny with a balance of 1,070,682 pounds 3 shillings 3 pence. The month’s withdrawals reach 8,803 pounds 18 shillings 10 pence. The balance at January 1928 is 258,680,738 pounds 1 shilling 1 penny, with a rise of 27,001,738 pounds 0 shillings 9 pence. The number of depositors on 1 February 1091 is 2,625,004.
A local court heard charges against a man accused of sexual assault involving a girl from Forbes. Witnesses described the relationship, consent issues, and statements by the accused and the girl. The case included testimony about age, acquaintances, and various alleged encounters. The defense asserted lack of consent and questioned the girl’s statements while the Crown presented corroborating testimony. The accused pleaded not guilty and awaited further evidence in court.
A reader recalls a visit to Morber a wheat center famed for its grapes and hotels. He discusses Forbes as an alleged prominent local and notes the town’s population around six thousand, with open stay plans and a forthcoming trial related to a previous visit. He also mentions interest in testing a change of mind amid a controversial open stay and a sports wager involving a local figure.
In Sydney the ALP executive shifted to expel Mr Dooley amid a tense session. A motion for no confidence in the government followed after Dooley’s expulsion, with Hutchison and others arguing the motion. The debate touched on policy, postal development, and plans for the Federal Capital Territory while precautionary measures and weather warnings were noted.
A garbled OCR clipping lists tender notices for construction near Hubbo, a gas or shop ad mix, fire clearance notes, and muddled promotional lines. It mentions prices like 13/4 and items at McGirr's, Austen & Prader's, and a soda shop on Renkin street, with scattered references to meals and lunches.
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