Wedding at St Matthew's Eugowre Schemes in peach blossoms
Marie Maud Elbourne and her bridegroom Berry Street were married at St Matthew's Church of England Eugowre on Wednesday at 11.30 am. The Rev L Gubbard officiated as relatives and friends attended the ceremony with arrangements of peach and almond blossoms. The bride wore a Breton blue light wool frock with matching accessories and carried a white daphne bouquet. her sister-in-law wore a dusty pink frock with a pink bouquet. The best man was Mr W T Sloan and Lorna Hay led the music. The couple left for a honeymoon in Sydney and the South Coast, with Mrs Lymbery and her husband to Port Kembla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Church of England
Eugowre
Marie Maud
Mra
D. J. Elbourn
Evelyn Street
Berry Street
Mowra
Jomen Hay
R. Fowler
W. T. Sloan
Min Lorna Hay
Sydney
South Coast
Lymbery
Port Kembla
Agr Bureau Eugowra Branch Elects New Members and Resolves
The Eugowra Branch held a regular meeting at the School of Arielant Saturday afternoon with R A Douglas chairing. New members accepted included E A Toohey J M Hurford W C Little R Dawes M Toohey and E B A Toohey J M Burford Dawes BR A Douglas and T Cheney joined. Resolutions urged incorporation of Eugowra North Wangan and Bandon into the Cowra District War Agricultural Committee, requested support from ministers Dunn and Tully, sought 50 percent War Damage insurance discount, and called for faster action under the Closer Settlement Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of
Arielant
Messrs
R. A. Douglas
W M. Toohey
McMillan
J. Cutcliffe
Y Norrie
L, Kirby
E A
Toohey
Little
Moble
Cheney
Carron
W. Cuteliffe
L Caskey
Wi Niven
E. Charlton
Seortlay
Lg, Noble
Thin Branch
Parkes and Cowra
Eugonrs North
Wangan
Bandon
Gowra
W. F Dunn
J. Tully
Petibers
Catholic Ball at Imperial Theatre Eugowra
Dance lovers anticipate the Catholic ball on Tuesday September 26 at the Imperial Theatre Eugowra. Debutantes presentation occurs at 8 o'clock for a guinea prize in the waliging competition, with a five‑piece orchestra and a rapid supper provided by a Lucins committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Theatre
Eugowra
Luciins
Local War Leave and Family News From Forbes District
Mr W Pearce returns from leave at western station while many others, including L/Bombadier Myee Barnes and Pte W Gallvie, spend time with family. Mrs Bernie Banham recovers from surgery in Sydney. Elva Mary Jobson and Edward Chrimpson wed in Eugowora Catholic Presbytery. J Thomas breaks wrist. treated in Forbes and back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Mary Jobson
Edward Chrimpson
Eugowra
Osnowindm
Ethinet
Fugowra
Walter Goodacre of Canowindra dies at 65
Walter Goodacre died at St. Vincent's Hospital Sydney on the three December at 65. He was a renowned Canowindra builder with many monuments to his memory in the district. Funeral attendance from St Edward's Canowindra followed a Requiem Mass led by Rev. Laurie Goodacre. Survived by wife, one daughter and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sydney
Walter Goodacre
Nowindra
Neville
Canowindre
Bathurst
Gilbertus
Marlet Brothers’ College
Porbes
Goodacrela
John Breen
Canowindra
Goodsere
Coonamble
Fortes
Booree Shire Council Minutes Highlight Local Matters
The Booree Shire Council agenda records correspondence on Molong and Amarong councils, refusing a concrete mixer hire to G R M Smith, and authorizing the clerk to attend the local government clerks conference. It notes gutter repairs, reserve release, lease options for a property, and post office progress at Eugowra with tree planting and landowner compensation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Amarog Council
Henan
Cera
G. R. M. Smith
Cudal
Smith
Association of
Local Government Clerks
Gee
Corby
Murga
Bush
J. P. Breen
A. Eugowre
Eugowra O.W.A
Councieheed
PF Breen
M.blr
Council
Defence Department
Thase
Miller
Grand Athletic Sports Fundraiser Notice
Public Behoo organizes an athletic event in aid of the Prisoners of War Fund on Monday October 23. A dance follows at night to benefit the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Prisoners of War Fund
Timber houses urged as durable Australian timber value
Axtell argues timber homes offer beauty and durability, contrasting Australian prejudice with American and European examples. He cites climate suitability, design potential, and economical, rapid construction as reasons to promote timber housing and reduce reliance on brick or stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australis
USA
Europe
Scanninavia
Atald
England
Ggainet
Remon
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.M.P. Society
Lecrstarr
LE Webb
Moneger
New South Wales
Rosa
E J
Toleurst
Jobnaop Strest
Lymbery — Elbourn
W. Pearce
Mtr
Weriks Des Pte
Ren Sian Ts
Alrerafteman Burke
Forma Wheatley
Bombadier
Myee Barnes
Uni
W. Oallvie
R. Oxilvie
Frank Dixon
DFM
Aepine
Bernie Banham
W. B. O'Brien
Dwyer
Margaret
Forbes
T. Graniden
Smithfield
Wilbur Fowler
Newcastle
Miss Amands Barnes
Cowra
Dorothy Hutchison
Omiaide
NZ. Loan & Mla. CO. Ltd
Inc
Eng
M. Wheatley & CO
Boree Shire Council
Crs
McCarron
L. C
Marhall
Windus
Noble
Chapman and
Chas
G. FR. Beattie
L. W. Morris
H. Read
Interea
Mos
G. Wheelley
R. A. Douglas Breck
Station and General Commission
Air
D. J. Bono
Orange
Bono
Star Nine
Cotta
Eugowrs Hewe
Ry—Latras
Taorea
Admiraiian Timber Journal
John Axtell
Readlee
Fed Crom
Bulteorge
Tobe
Sant Lo Rossin
Airoan
Doan
J Sullivan & Son OK
Thatrick Agents
C.o.r. Ag
Opaline
J. Sullivan & Son Dowling
Ming
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!