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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1938
Page
2
A jury found in favor of the plaintiff after an May 6 crash near Forbes. Evidence showed the defendant drove on the wrong side of the road, while Jones’ car was also mispositioned before impact. The verdict awarded £170 in damages.
A coal strike disrupts Dubbo causing factory shutdowns as trains halt heavy goods movement. On Friday afternoon Hector's brick and pipe works announced closure due to reduced railway freight services affecting production.
Obituary notes Mrs Jane Betland Teme of Ube died Friday after a form of influenza. Native of Baliarat, she was 62 and died in Grenfell. Survived by daughter Thy Vine, son Norman, and other relatives. Funeral took place Saturday at St Englasjordin Church with burial at the Joon cemetery.
Mrs Ruth Smith Forbes, a long time resident of the district, died at District Hospital after a three week stay, pneumonia listed as the cause. The funeral, by Mr A Oh Jones, was held at the local cemetery with services led by Clarke.
An elderly recluse named Mr Edgar William Sparkes is remembered after his death at the hospital. Relatives and friends, including Mary J Regier and Michael Erod, attend funeral rites at Bethiy Church and Bowland Cemetery. Rev AB Wl conducts a service as mourners gather for the late sparing figure.
The 149H course summary by Kas Minliaey and MLC E Levy recaps last centery movements in A Century's Balance Sheet. Members praise lectures on Scientific Developments and Progress. Levy thanks the class. future topics include Moder Senate perialism and Dictatorship and Dero racion with a 19a9 start likely in February. A Shakespeare comedy drama reading is planned for next Monday week.
Studio Theatre presents a comedy with Dick Powell Joan Blondell and William Holden in a lively program. The Dangerous Age stars Dolores Costello and Bonita Granville in a tale of a spoiled rich girl seeking renewal, as Delores Costello returns from retirement to marry John Barrymore.
Thebd wedding of Miss Thelma Bauert to Mr George Lovell took place at St John’s Lutheran Church Koreber. The bride wore a tulle gown with a lace veil and carried bouquets, while a reception followed at Hilly. The couple will reside in Milbourne The wedding party included Mrs Bauert and Mr Robert Bauert as attendants.
In a vivid wedding notice, Patman Griffiths and Miss Mollie Bourne are married at Grosven Park with a large ceremony. The bride wore white satin with lilies and received a bouquet of junk carnations. Attendants included Miss Thor Gelli and Miss Need Chilliny, while Mr Reg Chiffittin and Mr Norman Par man served as ushers. Local town crowd and Rusted steel bands were mentioned as part of the celebration.
A playful but garbled ad style text promises young looking skin and enhanced beauty through a facial powder. It touts subtle effects, claims of heightened loveliness, and urges readers to try a product said to confer a refined complexion and confidence.
The week end brings a flurry of visits and departures among Forbes residents. Mr and Mrs Rath of Witch Street plan a weekend trip while Mr and Mrs JF Gannon of Baldock Street welcome a new baby girl. Numerous locals visit relatives, hospital stays conclude, and community figures engage in gatherings at Forbes venues and private hospitals.
Sagee Dwlemne releases a bold debut album amid mixed reviews. The project blends experimental wit with quirky wordplay, drawing attention to playful phrasing and a gritty lyric edge. Fans anticipate live shows and potential collaborations.
ALA's PIV Ele t Misa Charlee Beardeey and Rubitebo's Pheyer Fownly Spevietiit face a legal change as the Mise wet case moves to Afeaighet's Store. The dispute involves Sabirine law and the maker's rights. A court hearing set to clarify ownership and sales implications.
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