War Chest Dance and Community Updates in Gloucester
War Chest Fund dance at School of Arts to-night with Ladies Auxiliary parcel packing for AULF and local support. Rainfall to date this week shows half an inch at Gloucester post office. Illness of 12-year-old Stanley Peate from Barrrington hospitalised yet improving with care. Police offer annual stock and crop return help at the police office. Kempsey exhibitors A J Everett and Chas Taylor display Guernsey cattle and stock horses. Sacred Cantata Olivet to Calvary to be performed at Presbyterian Church this Sunday. Coroner Flett reports a fatal motor accident near Craven with heart failure due to shock. Noel Gallagher finds a large black snake in a hollow pumpkin at Tullymorgan. Opticians D J McDonald to attend Gloucester Commercial Hotel on May 25 for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
War Chest Fund
AULF
Presbyterian Church
Olivet
Calvary
Jocal Court House
P. H.C. Flett
Taree
Ann Thomas
Pacific Highway
Craven
Munro
Constable Casey
Gloucester
Stroud
Flett
Shirley Temple in The Little Princess Opens at Majestic
The Majestic Theatre showcases Shirley Temple in Technicolor in The Little Princess directed by Walter Lang with cast including Richard Greene Anita Louise Ian Hunter Cesar Romero and Mary Nash. Also playing King of the Turf with Adolphe Menjou and Dolores Costello and cattle auctions announced at Gloucester Shire Yarda Wingham and Kempsey. Country Rugby League secretary My T D English critically ill in Sydney hospital. F J Cahill to act as secretary during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl F. Zanuck
Shirley Temple
Max
Majestic Theatre
Satur
Richard Greene
Anita Louian
Ian Hunter
Cesar Romero
Arthur ‘Treacher
Mary Nash
Sybil Jason
Miles Mander
Marcia May Jones
Shirley
Finent
Walter Lang
Ethel Hill
Walter Ferris
Adolphe Menjou
Dolores Costello
T. D. English
Country Rugby League
Sydney
F. J. Cahill
The
Country League
Attempted Jury Duty in Motor Case Ends in Confusion
In a motor vehicle action the plaintiff rose when his name was called and the judge protested that he could not sit on a jury to try his own case. The plaintiff explained he was chosen by mistake and later admitted he thought it local nek.
School Notes Highlights Enrolment and Plans at Gloucester District
The school reports 350 total pupils with 105 in the super primary section. Accommodation is full, limiting new intake and six-year-olds are paused until September. A 6/10 subsidy from the Education Department funds reference books for super primary pupils. Intermediate class results list Rene Stanbury first, followed by K Tull, E Hooke, H Mortis, and J Blanch. A May Parents and Citizens Association meeting will discuss a Empire Day picnic. A local Boy Scouts company is proposed, limited to twenty boys, with support from Waratah’s Scoutmaster and residents, aiming for immediate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Gloucester
Rene Stanbury
K. Tull
E. Hooke
H. Mortis
J. Blanch
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Waratah
Library Notes Discuss Neighbours Post Summer Recess
Library notes announce the Discussion Group resumes after a summer recess to finish the course The Work Our Neighbour The next meeting is Monday at 8 o clock in the Library All members are reminded and visitors will be welcomed Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Dutch East Indies
Family Affair and a Short Tempered Colonel
A youth acting as A D to his father the general tries to relay an order to a quick tempered colonel asking to spread his men to the right. The colonel answers with a fiery look and a mort, bellowing about his mother as rain is reported across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subalters
Obituary for Gloucester civic leader Lewis Street
In the passing of Lewis F Street at his Barrington Street home Gloucester district loses a prominent citizen. Born Stroud 70 years ago to William Street and wife, he led a busy life in public work. He represented R Hall Son in the northern districts and owned Street Parish Ltd after purchasing Mr T Riddell's store in Church Street. Active in cricket tennis golf and bowling, he helped found the Gloucester Bowling Club and served as president for years. A dedicated Mason and church member, he was Justice of the Peace Guardian of Minors and a steady voice in public affairs. He was married to a Sutton daughter in 1890 and survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edward Street
Lewis F. Street
Barrington Street
Giloucester
Gloucester
Stroud
Beig
William Street
Mr. Street
Sydney
Narraweema Hospital
Newcastle
R. Hall & Son
Mr. T. Riddell
Church Street
Glouccester
Inte Street
L.E
Ita
Worzhinti
Gloucester Royal Arch
Justice of the Peace
Gloucester AH & P Asaociation
Parente and ‘Citizens’ Association
School of Arts and
Chamber of
L. E B. Street
William Sutton
Clarence Town
Eric
J. Powell
B. McGill
Roseville
Cephas Scott
Jacke Street
Phillip
Laura
Harold
Edmund
Bexley
Frederick
Waratah
Bessie Street
Laure Maxwell
Misa Doris Streev
Mary Ann Germon
Mary Anne Germon
Josiah Germon
Germon
James Shelton
Munn
Dungog Ulstei
Josian Germon
Tive
Thalaba
Barringtoe
Dune
Leman
Thomas
Gersmon
Vaucluse
Panny Parish
James Belcher
Bank
George Clark
Stanford Merthyr
Hales
Coffs Harbour
Alfred Shelton
Barrington
Tom Shelton
Coolongdock
War News In Brief From Front Lines And Diplomacy
Summary of wartime notices: Chamberlain warns neutrals the Allies will pursue an intense economic war and blockade, contrasts Allied scruples with Germanys double standards. Paris talks re Anglo French agreements and trade, with French officials reassessing positions. Reconnaissance planes sweep front lines as air battles erupt on the Western Front. British and French patrols conduct inland reconnaissance, with potential British action in the Adriatic tied to German ship movements. Hong Kong observers anticipate Japan pressuring Powers over Wang’s puppet government. German shortages appear in newspapers. A motion in the House of Representatives seeks inquiry into German legations alleging Roosevelt influence in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
House of
Mommione
Germany
Paria
M. Reynard
Westvern
Adriatic
Dalmatix
Hong Kong
Japan
Mr. Wang
China
Roosevelt
Real Accident Causes Highlight Road Deaths
A NSW road safety report lists the top causes of deaths in road accidents. Excessive speed at curves, inattentive driving, and pedestrians crossing carelessly account for the highest fatalities, with child pedestrian deaths under seven rising sharply last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeient
Nccor
League of Nations
Coy Helps Employees to Save Money
Rapid progress reported in forming purchaser groups for War Savings Certificates in New South Wales. Milne Brown and Co. pledges to fund certificates up to £250 per person for Sydney and Brisbane staff, with weekly 1 shilling payments for every £5, no interest charged, and refunds on departure. Anticipated certificate subscriptions between £3000 and £4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt
New South Wales
Alderman Crick
Spender
Jio
Milne Brown and Co., Pty, Ltd
Sydney
Brisbane
Special Cattle Sale 1000 Head Of Extra Good Quality
A local cattle event advertises a sale of about 1000 head of breeding cattle chiefly bullocks and steers. Organizers Cron the breeders promote the premium stock and urge buyers to attend the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineet Cron
Bank manager transferred to Delegate office
Mr B D MacAndrew who for seven or eight years managed the local branch of the Commercial Banking Co of Sydney has been moved to a similar role at Delegate and will leave within a few weeks. Mr Yoole the local Postmaster has been asked to hold himself in readiness for a transfer. Sergeant Hughes attended Tarae Quarter Sessions Court this week in a case concerning an alleged assault on Miss Smede in the Kempsey mail some months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. MacAndrew
Commercial Banking Co
Sydney
MacAndrew
Yoole
Sergeant Hughes
Tarae Quarter Seasions Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paton & Baldwin
P. le Quesne
City Price Draper and Mercer
A. I. Cavanough
A.hazelwood
MPLE
King C OF TI
Dolores Uostella
Roger Daniel
Alan Dinehart
Gotan
NEN ’S
Walter Pidgeon
Virginia Bruce
Mickey Rooney
Adventures OF Huckleberry Finn
Whyte
Saxby
Hazelwood’s
Mullen's
Sree
Saxbys
Matron McCarthy Tote
Kempeey
Roma
Gloucester Actorate
Stanley Peate
Wal Neilson
Kempsey
Kempsey Show
Mesers
A J. Everett
Chas. Taylor
Guernsey
Mr. Taylor
Snake
Pumpkin
Tullymorgan
Noel Gallagher
Optometrists
D. J. McDonald
C.A
F.sm.c
London
Webster
Jack & McDonald
Méjestie Progrestine
Wingham
Messia Paterson Easton and Co
Durham
Messrs
H. E
League
Library Notes
Librarian
Isso
Oad
Lounat
Gloucester Shire Yards
Margery
Flereford
Chas Lynch
Piretly
McLaughin
Wyomalia
Bowen Bros
Bowen
Bert
Laurie
Newenring
Fletcher
Maurievijie
Devon
Ave E
Hyem and Sons
Mernot
Hereford
Farley Bros
Gloucester River
Laurie Bros
Mandeville
Dev
Ave W. Ridgeway
Dillon
A. G. Cleaver
Burrell Creek
Speyer
H. Corrigan
Upper Siyall
Hayne
Upper
Hunter River
M. H. Jansson
Niangata
G. Filcka
Rimmuikka
Wed
R. Wharton
Yoralta
Yealers
Feat
Ae Ao Stopheny
Tomalla
Pentace
Murray
Windeyer
Lyall
Vo Priestley
Hl. A. Grant
Sam Taylor
Muyers Ly
Tom Hicks
W. E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty., Ltd
Bowman
S. A. Cox
Publie
Nowendoc
Gloucester) Pty
Ounchasers Orchestra
H. McCarthy
W. J. Henderson
Gangat
Augustus Hamberger
Bowman Creek
H. A. Grant
H. G. Elrington
Kempset
Paterson. Easton & Co
Bock
C/o
Thia
G. Glover
Hume Street
F. Burnett
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