A Grand Old Gathering For 102nd Birthday
A large crowd gathered at the Church of Christ Hall on Friday evening to toast John Wilson on his 102nd birthday. The preacher LJ Chivell spoke of Wilson’s calm view on death and life, while hall decor and a generous menu reflected the community effort by Gilgandra residents and church members. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jamon Wilson and other relatives as Mr. Chivell presided and the group sang Grace before the feast.
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Grace
Generations Honor John Wilson at Church Birthday Party
Four generations attended a birthday gathering at the Church of Christ for Mr John Wilson's 82nd anniversary. Attendees included John Wilson's son James Wilson of Bankstown, grandsons Jim and Hector Wilson, and Jadice Wilson. The event featured decor by Miss Margaret Burgell, a tank? performance by Mr Wilson, and warm tributes praising his humor, community service, and long life in Australia.
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John Wilon
John Wilson
James Wilson
Bankstown
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Wilnon
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Wilson
Wilhuc
Wilson Celebration Marks Family Anniversary in Hulaton Hall
A community gathering at Hulaton Hall honored Mr Wilson on his birthday with speeches from local figures. Speakers recalled his service, noted his long involvement in local life, and celebrated the Wilson family’s ties to the area and church. The event closed with a chorus of a jolly good fellow.
Municipal Covell Nay deel and power supply query
Fragmentary report notes the municipality to consider supplying power at a penny per unit. It discusses notifying owners of stray stock and recovering payments while reporting on the half year prospects. An engagement and family links are mentioned regarding local residents.
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Wetton
Twken
Cowell
Wi Marv. Eller
W. Howton
Leo John
Mod Mes A. Holliain
Gardena
Baths project stall delays prompt Sydney visit planned
At a Gi gandra Shire Council meeting councillors debated bidders for a baths filtration plant costing about £2,500. A Sydney visit by the Shire Engineer is planned to speed work on baths, WA Baby Clinic, and Bowling Green Club House, amid Departmental delays and other repairs.
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Sydney
Endeavour
Gigandra
Dubbo
Department
Bowling Green
Filton Company
Wilson
Oval
Witieh
Mhule
Noel Nash
Chrisie
Nile Witl
Weryla
Rey
Vilels
Tavis
Guise Grosnille
Simalm
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Catholic Event
A partial OCR reads about a Catholic event in Wallington and a grade total. Names and details are unclear with text like Sunshie way and a figure 8. The readable parts mention an correspondent and daily routine but lack concrete facts.
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Pevon
Limewnene Wallington
Ietmmie
Rain Returns to Western District After Wednesday Storm
Western centers reported ongoing rain after a Wednesday shower with more falls on Thursday. In Gilgandra total for the period reached about 100 millimeters, while parts of the Collie district saw up to three inches. The rain revived pastures, turning countryside green and easing stockfeeding strains. Registrations across towns listed varied rainfall tallies and noted improvements in grass and stock conditions.
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Moe
Neuviekt
Gilgandre
Collie
Rai
Mullengudgery
Wellington
Tausday
Taralga Celebrations Honor Long-Lived Residents
Taralga boasts its oldest resident Mrs M O Keefe who recently marked her 28th birthday and attends church weekly. Also noted is Mr John Wilson of Gilgandra celebrating his 102nd birthday last Friday. he has attended church all his life and still goes each Sunday.
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M. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Fish
Ausralia
John Wilson
Gilgandra
Wilson
LiG U Medal First Round Weathered by Small Field
Inclemency reduces field to twelve associates for LiG U Medal first round. An 18 hole stroke handicap ran with the Medal, producing six wins for Min We Johnson and a list of other players with scores and handicaps. Next Friday sees continuation with 12 holes per player and partner selection by the next meeting.
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Min
Johneon
Sand
Mya Johnson
Mie Kenloe
Mr. Leentt
Mee
Oinetan
Campbell
Pollowine
Innhly
Tule
Tennis Topics Park Couri Match Report
Enjoyable day at Gilgandra and Warren clubs with both sexes in attendance. Final scores show Gilgandra 32 sets 255 games to Warren 23 sets 218 games amid damp courts and scattered showers.
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Gilgandra
Gilwardes
Wien
Sanitus
Chey
Iple Mannings
Weinhach
Tows
Dy Wood
Tureny
Chiari
Norton Kind
GaldWell
Buvoy
Puy
Lane Ani
Creu Y Baril
Huilge
Ip Crisp
Heown
Dobbs
Shuang Boh
The
Malibloe
Sra Rose
Suiley
Mien Ey LeBron
Voy Mieses Cus Fayk San Snyhy
Miseew Uy
S Ovrny
Mesdwen Green
Woulley
Stiss McClelland
Mio Cxuenaane
Aid Miler
Miseps Kelly
O'Brien
Meadames Fornun
Woolley
Val McLeod
Miseves Cusack
Miss
Cholanid
Creeawane
Miksay Cusack
Smith
Midox
M_ O
McLeod
Notis Muadames
Ail Miller
McClelland
Crest
Montames Gruen
Kelly Ak
O'Maw
Kennedy Aml
Mist Cust
Coldwell
Mise M
Brien
Lewie
Mive
O'ihney Brabby
Mrz. Miller
Norton Amd
Mies Mtccleland
Keiphaed
Miss Kully
Ms Courte
Mo Woulley Y Burrall
Miss Mikel
Gilgandia Club
Surprise Win By Gilgandra In 13 Point Victory
Gilgandra footballers traveled to Coonamble on Sunday and secured a 13 to 7 win after trailing 7 nil at the half. Key moments included a early goal by Jiear, pressure on Gilgandra’s attack, and Noonan’s late score sealing the 12 to 7 lead before a final try by Coy Noonan. The win boosts local support ahead of a return match and Cup plans with Cobar looming.
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Gigandra Boys
Coonwinkle
Gileandra
Jiear
E. Lows
Colbnamble
Anil
Phy
Wat Taex
Phay
Boriuiliy
Coonmmble
Gligenika
Matt Gilandra
Uyliughs
Uheowah
McKenzie
Naken
Ny Noonen
Coy Noonan
Soul
Gilgeorns
Ggantis
Noge Sunday
Coonsm- Vie
Asi
Gilgana
Cobar
Coonabarsbran
Dem
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Farmidale
Dry spell continues impact on sheep and cattle markets
The persistent dry spell has devastated sheep, with estimates of hundreds of thousands killed and up to 10,000,000, were rain not widespread. At Homebush saleyards on Thursday, early sheep sales rose about 2 shillings 10 pence but later settled near Monday’s levels. Cattle prices gained 5 to 10 shillings for plain stock and 10 to 20 shillings for prime cattle after an uneven start.
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Norrie and Mc Lewin Headline Local Tennis Meet
Mee won as Kennedy and McCutcheon and Caldwell compete in Plax events set for 10. No junior squads will attend and no elite teams are listed.
Slave Ship at Western Monarch Theatre headline film opens
Talkies rise as "Slave Ship" debuts on Saturday at the Western Monarch Theatre. Warner Baxter leads with Elizabeth Allan and Wallace Beery in a vivid anti slaving epic. The program includes a Mickey Mouse cartoon news reel and other features amid a busy cinema bill.
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Sagan
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Warner Baxer
Wallace Beery
Elizabeth Allan
Blickey
Blickey Rooneymong
Warner Baxter
Ae Wiey
Baxter
Josu Arthur
George Byent
Mre
Dede
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