Social notes of Forbes visitors and local departures
Mr and Mrs A Rogers of Glen Davie visit Porter to see Mrs Rogers mother. Mrs M Watson of Sheriff Street plans a weekend in Wollongong. Mrs Ervine of Sam Street discharged from hospital after three weeks. Many residents holidayed in Sydney Forbes Cobar and Tuncurry with several families returning midweek. A number of locals left for Sydney and weekdays for work trips and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Rogers
Glen Davie
Porter
Questa
Roger
Ho Regera
Wombat Street
M. Watson
Sheriff Street
Wollongong
Mra. Ervine
Sam Street
Mas L Chapman
A. Hughen & Co
Tuncurry
EK. Lawler
Clement Street
Pita
Sydney
Henry Styles
Flint Street
Forbea
Geetone
Mir
F. Milea
Phillipe Patnrly
Ines
Charett
Fei Saunders
Underwood Street
Sedney
Tishitte
Duncan Frazer
Glen Toes
Forbes
Fega
Mori
Bourne
Pennant Mills
Hodensnings
Yvonne Harris
Mra. F. South
Gam Street
Brentwood Hospital
Forbes Engagements and Local Notices Chronicle
Miss Patricia Gibeon engages Kim Patterson of Forbes and Bellevue Hill. Catherine Worthington of Habnarrey Condobalin to Kevin Duffy. Worthington nursing staff at Forbes District Hospital. A. D. Ryan returns to Wagee with N. Tilden. Mrs. Leo Maflin hospitalized after surgery. Tributes following the death of Mrs. Mick Ward’s mother in Sydney. Forbes society arrivals and departures for holidays and visits. Funeral of H. H. Griffith of Yamma Station held at St Andrew’s Church Forbes with large turnout and guard of honor by Returned Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gibeon
Mira
Herbert J. Gibson
Riversbeigh
Forbes
Kim Patterson
Ellerslie
George Patterson
Bellevue Hill
Catherine Rita
Kitty
E. B Worthington
Habnarrey
Condobalin
Kevin
C. Duffy
Duffy
Fairbank
Borenore
Miss Worthington
Forbes District Hospital
Svenpalhiee
Jana
Mick Ward
Rustenders
Sydey
Melrose Station
Fifield
George Huge
D. P. Dempsey
Grafton
Sydney
Peter Hooper
Norman Hooper
Camp Hill
A. Clarke
Templar Street
Bellevue FA
Peggy Bartlin
Bchool
Des
Bartler
Broken Hill
H H Griffith
Yamma Station
St Andrew's Church
H. & Parsotta
Eoldtern
Brigade
Paw Murphy
HS Purmm
Bron Eo J. Grinsteding
AG. Jones
Purse and party mark Connor anniversary in Paddington
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Connor in Moore Park Paddington celebrated their thirtieth fleet birthday and their first wedding anniversary. Guests included Mrs Brux esinmur and other friends who presented a mantle radio. Several congratulatory telegrams arrived from hometown friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Frank Birimtom
Moore Park
Mond
Paddington
Mir A. Connor Funr
Portes Uany
Mir
Connors
Alble
Phesenta
Bla
Iec
Padelington
Bruxesinmur
Ines
Tribute to Reg Edols Ex-Prosper district resident
A Molong express tribute recalls Reg Edols late of Cowan Gheen Balers Swamp and former Calare candidate. He was a solid rural man born 44 years ago at Porches, grandson of Thomas Edels of Big Burrawong. The Burruwong station long housed a vast shearing shed and generous aid to travellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnel
Gabor
Molong
Expres
Reg Edols
Porbes
Calare
Reg Edo
Cowan Gheen
Balers Swamp
PP. Board
Alec
Macquarie Ghire
Mr Eddy
Porches
Thomas Exels
Burrawong
New South Wales
Burruwong
Wdola
Reg
Moe
Hite
Not Suitable Dialogue From Fragment
A fragmentary exchange shows JOAN praising a hand lotion and HUSBAND noting the wife does all chores since Mavia left. the quoted text includes informal dialogue and stray phrases. The content is sparse and lacks coherent news value or identifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bern
Mavia
Joan
Charmosan Hand Lotion Advertises Non Sticky Formula
A vintage ad markets Charmosan hand lotion branded as non sticky. It highlights Nquid Jean as a prop and features a large bottle priced at two shillings.
Powder Charmossan Promises Youthful Skin
Ad copy notes powder named Powder Charmossan claims to make skin look younger. Mentions shades Rachel Naturelle Peche Gun Tan and phrases about beauty and compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Naturelle
Peche
Gun Tan
Mr H K Ford elected president of NSW Hospitals Assn
Mr H K Ford, president of Forbes District Hospital, was elected president of the New South Wales Hospitals Association at the annual conference. Mr W Rigg Parkes was named one of the vice presidents. NSW Minister for Health Hon G A Kelly warned of rising costs and urged economies in hospital expansion and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RK. Ford
Forbes District Hospital
N.sw
Kelly
Nsw
Commonwealth
Costa
Lea
Newington
Lidcombe
Rookery Nook debate stirs Wakefield critics
A heated exchange over the play Rookery Nook follows public concerns about propriety and taste. The column notes sceptics challenge the production while urging preservation of wholesome entertainment. Music Club members are reminded of Monday night performances featuring Emme Gardiner Phylise McDonald and John Douglas Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figara
Seria
Cragy
Nouk
Morchen Apalysia
W Sect
Eurmily
Exon
MusicClub
Emme Gardiner
Phylise McDonald
John Douglas
Todd
Porbes
Baie Deeue
Birthday salute for Mr Jack Bingham at Parkes hotel
Parkes Champion-Post reports the ex Forbes resident Mr Jack Bingham celebrated his 91st birthday with a birthday party at the Royal hotel lounge. J T L Best chaired the event while guests, including former colleagues, offered speeches and presents. Bingham, once Forbes and Parkes newspaper staff, is remembered as a fast hand compositor with a genial disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bingham
Parkes
Champion -Post
Bingham
the Royal Hotel
J. ‘Tl Best
Mr. Bingham
Forbes
Forbes and Parkes Ganette
Smith
Forbes “Times
Brooke
Catholic Plan of Land Settlement
The Bishop of Wagga said the Wagga group of the National Catholic Rural Movement purchased the Moorong property about four miles from Wagga for a Catholic settlement. The plan aims to settle about 80 families on the land, mostly on five acre allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
F. A. Hramcike
National Catholic Rural Movement
Moorong
Waiea
Tamilea
Australia to Persist with Rationing to Aid Britain
Prime Minister Chifley told Parliament there would be no question of lifting rationing on food and clothing while Australia sought to increase supplies to Britain. Government remained bound to availability of dollar-area resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Britain
Chifley
Dallar
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Sir Ralph Richardson
Ralph Hichardson
Old Vic
Kia Faletaiy
British Broadcasting Corporation
Demet
Prudence
Victoria
K.P. Mullen
Knapton’s Pharmacy
Lachlan
Knapton
Percy Knapton
Ph.d
M.P
Lachlan Street
Red Rose Cafe
Mrs. Anthony
Celine
Seth
Lansing É
Wohn Meagher & Co., Pty., Ltd
Rankin Street
M. Cannon
Font St Farrand Street
Monty
Irs
J. Pout
Faties
Durty
Inengower
O’neill
Parrand Street
Ken Thomas
WH & H.O Wills’ Factory
Syd
Ney
Mr. NW
DuChesne
Tipal Dry Cleanera
Griner
Vie Fields
Blisvnry
Sanday
Ely
Miro
EB Hawke
Condi
Newcastle
A. D. Ryan
The
American Dry Cleaners
Wagee
N. Tilden
Leo Maflin
Mra. J
Barton
Betty
Kenneth
T. J. Curry
William Street
Joan Egan
Reymond Street
Joan Meagher and Co
Reg Holden
Spring Street
Porbea Ladiles
J. Rawnthorne
Ar Getive
Keith Cansell
Sor, Berry
Fairfield
Berram
Orange
South Crafton
Hne
Barbara McFadyean
Wen
B.B.C
Roy Edols
Husband
MR. H. K. Ford
Hospitals’ Assn
Stow
Cowta
Wiy Otter
Louerden
Keely Hospital
Abe
Rekha Debi
British Broadcasting Corporation Overseas
London
India
First Musicale
Edna-Jean Salon
Hues
Srestmith
Coty Shah
Bae
Rune
Parfums de Luse Produit de Beauté
Our Coty
Finns’ Pharmacies Pty. Ltd
Forbes Brickworks
Ferry Street
Ml. J. Ryan
Advocate
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