SHERATON FURNITURE POLISH PROMISES VALUE
An advertisement touts SHERATON FURNITURE POLISH as a marvellous American invention that restores original beauty to wood, claiming fast results with a few strokes. It urges housewives to buy SHERATON, noting higher U.S. prices abroad and availability in leading stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Fur
Mimy Polistes
Sheraton
Bing
Sheraton Caplaine
Janur
Oma
Aires America
Australia
Shematicom
Peleole Fe Wierhanses
Youth Anglicans Rally At Dubbo and Diocese Efforts
The Forbes Diocese highlights youth work with a Dubbo rally of 120 Young Anglicans. A boy joins ministerial training at the Dubbo BGS centre next March, and funds near £600 are raised for UA ministry training. CEBS and As of Dubbo donate £25 to Anglican Youth work. Eugenowea Ball raises £20 for Children’s Homes and Youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Dubbo
Cowra
A.s
U.A
Padre Thorpe
Anglican
Eugowea Y.A. Ball
Goolagone
Eugenes
Mule Debs
Clarence Copeland
Molong
CEBS
Orange
Mira Lorna Nicholson
Yas of Forbes
Shirley Markwort Honored At Town Event
Shirley Markwort was celebrated at a town gathering last Saturday in Chub rooms, with the coming-of-age event, clunelm, and the presentation of a traditional key by Mr Stewart Hall. Shirley expressed gratitude for the honor and the lovely city welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Shirl
Markwort
Wes
Stewart Hall
Shirley
Forbes Social Roundup Sees Birthdays, Engagements and Illness
Debutante Joan Bartley partnered by Alen Dawes clarifies report. Tom Kelly surprised birthday party, and Miss Margaret Genge named Junior librarian at Forbes Public Library. Syndic for widower Jon Wright’s death in Katoomba. 74. Bowling club to NSW rinks in Sydney. Helen Scat returns from Enfield holidays. Various Forbes residents attend weddings, travels, and visits locally and to Orange. Hospitalization news notes Mrs Blone illness and ambulance to Sydney. Engagement Fay Smith to John Richerdese. Warnings of minor accident at work and tonsil surgery for Junior Hunter of Warrec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GC
Mies Joan Bartley
Alen Dawes
Alan Davies
Tom Kelly
Forbes
New South Wales
Sydney
Helen Scat
Doreen Thomas
Enfield
E Hawke
Queen Street
Vo Fields
Orange
Viet Mire
Stone
Blone
Four Candidates Named for Jubilee Queen Contest at Forbes
At a Jubilee Celebrations Committee meeting in Forbes, at least four candidates were nominated for the Commonwealth Jubilee Queen contest, with nominations extended to Friday night to finalize selections by the central committee and Public Library. An opening dance is proposed to launch the campaign with proceeds possibly funding the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Mya
Brenger
Melarn E.R. Woods
TH. Broderich
Public Library
Wit Brenner
I. W. Parry
McMillan
Ho Jopling
J. Haricher
Misa Mary Johnson
Ciety Ghee
Sargaret Thomas
Cial Bank of Australia
Hartcher
Central Committee
Wil
Hest
Crange
Cievp
Ube
Pee Aarabanesc
Personal Explanation At Council Over Water Charge Debate
Alderman explains his vote on a Butter Factory water charge reduction, saying he sought to vote free of personal feeling for ratepayers. He recounts a clash with a mayoral figure who criticized his prior remarks and notes the decision could not be passed to customers as factory outputs are set by the Prices Commission. The exchange ends with Alderman Musgrave and Mangrave remarks and the incident closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mur
Orten
Butler
Ald. Musgrave
Council
Aid
Mangrave
Spear
Dates for 1951 OCONDOBOLIN and nearby towns
A list of festival or market dates appears for multiple towns in August and September 1951. OCONDOBOLIN shows August 7. TULLAMORE August 10 and 1. TRUNDLE August 14 and 15. MONWOUNGA-BEDDGERABONG August 1. PEAK HILL August 3 and 22. KOORAWATHA August 25. PARKES August 27, 28, 29. GREWPELL August 11 and September 1. YOUNG September 4 and 5. MURRUMBURRAH September 7 and (truncated).
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Tullamore
Trundle
Monwounga - Beddgerabong
Peak Hill
Koorawatha
Parkes
Grewpell
YOUNG
Kelly brothers visit their mother in Sydney area
Messrs Ted and William Kelly of Sydney paid a weekend visit to their mother Mrs. P. Kelly of Little Wombat Street. Miss Joan Amos of Bourke was expected to arrive in Foroes on Wednesday to spend holidays with Miss Mary Thomas, then move on to Wellington where she has been transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted and
William Kelly
Sydney
P. Kelly
Little Wombat Street
Joan Amos
Bourke
Foroes
Mary Thom Os
Joan
Wellington
Died Suddenly Imr Tampe White Laid to Rest
Annex Forbes businessman Imre Tampe White of Camlangat Queensland died suddenly after visiting his sister in Young. He left Forbes with daughter Mrs Hugh McAllister for Young, suffered a heart seizure about ten, died at 2 am Thursday aged 58. Son of late Mr Wm White wine merchant South Forbes, married an English wife after WWI. Survived by brothers William postmaster Wellington and Robert of Roselle. Funeral at 3 pm Friday at Church of England cemetery Young.
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Forbes
Ae Tampe White
Camlangat- Q
Sieter
J. Cgintham
Templar Street
Porbes
Hugh McAliater
Young
Inte Mtr
White
South Forbes
Coolangatta
William
Wellington
Robert
Roselle
Church of England
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Lg Contin
Peters
Jo Plasée
Young Anglican
Cuda
Surdy
Blaymney
Carcoar
Shirley Markwort
Margaret Genge
Forbes Public Library
Sighh
Mansgee
Jon Wright
Katoomba
Be Ceased
Ben
Rupert
Mrs. W. Catterson
Post Office
Lake Cargellico
Catterson
Bathurst
Brian Haris
Harris
Mien Bett
Moreland
Mira A Moreland
Grenfell Street
J. Militon
Candobolia
Mr. M. Condon
Bexley
J. Condon
Parke Street
E Helge
Union Strew
Billy
Pauline Keller
Ree Boy Convent
Mrs F. Keller
Fay
Ics. W. Sanith
Vaucluse
John
Majer
Bs Richerdese
Flower Dale
Marie Katherine
Mrs. T, E
B. Downey
The
Rural
and Mire
J. Bweeney
Bt. Allans
Orange Road
Mire
J. Girdham
Mra. Girdham
Tampe White
W. Leaney
Wombat Street
W Crowe
Templar St
F. Rath & Co
H Treaner
Church St. 16
Junior Hunter
Warrec
Murrumburrah
Imr
Expert Eye Service
AC von
Gib B &Reeman
Will WH
Himam
Tee
Optometris & Ebow
Mitchell
Lochlan Street
Spdeey
Newcentre
Toreworth
Lismore
Grange
Guulburn
Alber
Woggs
Mummy’s
Persil
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