Wedding at St Pauls Gloucester Sees Heston Bagley Union
Teaber Heston of Gloucester and Nigel Bagley joined in marriage at St Pauls Gloucester with Canon officiating. The bride wore sapphire blue velvet and floral muff, bridesmaid Maisie Easton in brown velvet, and Nigel Bagley attended by his brother W Bagley. Lily Easton sang during register signing. Wedding March by Mrs Rye. Mothers carried posies. buffet supper followed at the bride’s home. Honeymoon spent on the Blue Mountains.
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St. Paul's of England
Gloucester
Canon
Teaber
Wm. Heston
Nigel Bagley
ALF
Abra R Bagley
Render Ter Obey
Maisie Easton
W. Bagley
Jerilderie
Lily Easton
J. Rye
T. ‘Hicks
Blue Mountains
Stormy Weather and Local News From Gloucester District
Current topics note weekly showers across the Gloucester district with Copeland and Rawdon Vale receiving inches and rains replenishing tanks. Obituary for George Schmierer, farmer in Gloucester, survived by widow and eight children. A police court incident ends with a sergeant burned by a hat comb. Pantheon the stallion dies and sows racing lineage. United National Service planned at Gloucester School of Art on Aug 16. 110 points of rain reported at Copeland Tops in 24 hours. Auction planned by W Bailey and Sons for 200 Shorthorn Bullocks on Aug 7.
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Buckkelts
Copeland
Rawdon Vale
Gosterd
George Schmierer
Gloucester
William Schmierer
Delhurst
Singleton
Navy
Mediterranean
Rhuvchés
Bernhard Martens
Copeland Congregational Mission
Gloucester School of Arte
Messrs. W. Bailey and Sons
Alpha Downs
Major social ball at Majestic Theatre organized by C W A Y oung er Set
A successful ball was held in the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday night by the C W A Younger Set with strong attendance and music from Jesters Orchestra. Supper at the School of Arts hall praised, decorations from the Patriotic Ball reused, and takings near £41 reported. Next, a War Chest Fund dance at Mr Vic Blade’s residence Forbesdale. An Upper Bowman Hall dance for the War Chest Fund is planned for 17 August.
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Majestic Theatre
C.W.A. Younger
Jester
School of Arts
Majestic
War Chest Fund
Vic. Blade
Forbesdale
Bowman Hall
Leachers
Jioel
Hale
McGown
Depa
Tate
Thes
Teachers and Mothers Club
Eric Morris
Shepherd
P. & ©. Association
Morrison
ELADE
Ufunesgie
Pyncheil
Germany Losing the War Aims to Regain Ground
In a Voigt edited review from the Nineteenth Century, Germany is seen as losing the war to British and Allied might. The piece analyzes Germany's aerial losses, sustained seven-year effort, and possible German strategies including invasions, intensified blockades, and focusing pressure on Italy, Spain, and the Balkans to disrupt British command in the Mediterranean.
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TAF
Germany
England
Britain
Voigt
King- Ian
Italy
Spain
Balkans
Mediterranean
Japan Defiant Over British Protests In Arrests
London reports Britain protests Japan over arrests of Britons under Military Secrets rules. Six Britons released, seven detained, including AP Asia staffer Russell Brings. Japanese espionage roundup extends to Tianjin as Tokyo questions British concession officer and Major G H Walker in Kiangsu.
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London
Foreign Office
Suma
Japan
Ades
Russel Brings
Tokyo
Associated Press of America
Melville Cox
Tientsin
G. H. Walker
Peitaho
Kiangsu Province
China
No Royal Show in Sydney After Troop Move 1941
The Royal Agricultural Society announced on Wednesday that troops occupying the Showground require abandoning the fixture. The decision followed a day of discussion between Prime Minister Menzies and Society representatives.
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Sydney
Royal Agricultural Society
Menzies
Society
Ban on Plane P C Association fuels British stance
London reports a Roosevelt inspired ban on U S aviation fuel for Britain Germany Italy and Japan as a move to protect American defenses. Japanese orders for high octane fuel allegedly hindered. British officials expect no immediate disruption to the war effort though tension with Washington remains. Local P & C Association meeting notes cover insurance on a piano drive, fundraising, and plans for a poster sale to support war efforts.
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London
Roosevelt
Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
U.S
America
Lome
Washington
School Notes and Rural Cup Final Narratives
School notes list top pupils by class with Betty Smith Julie Williams Peggy Goldy and Mervyn Jacobs among others. The Rural Cup final saw Tronsides beat Magpies 8 to 3, with Tonks scoring two tries and a goal, sparking a late rally by the winners.
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Betty Smith
Thelma McDonald
Marie McIntosh
Julie Williams
Gwen Morris
Leslie Wilinen
Peggy Goldy
Ray Jacobs
Jan McLeod
Bill Reeven
Railway Excursions for State Schools Close Day in August
State schools will close on Phiins day August 22. Tickets to Sydney and intermediate stations will issue at reduced single fares with return validity two months. Children under 14 may buy half fare returns. those 14 and over use standard school concession certificates. Inquiries at local stations for timetable details.
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Telum
Sydney
Showl
Compulsory Training Proclaimed in Australia
Canberra reports four Australian age groups 20 22 23 and 24 in the year ended June 30 are now required to serve in the Citizen Forces by proclamation. The law covers male residents of six months in Australia who are British subjects and unmarried or widowed without children as of July 81. Under the Defence Act Section 54, all male inhabitants 18 to 60 not exempted may be called for wartime service if British subjects residing six months in Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
Golf Notes Associates Prompt Semi finals and draws
Results of last Wednesday's play show Mrs Street def Miss Cleaver and Mrs Yates def Miss Parish in the Cham pionship semi finals. Miss Middlebrook won the stroke handicap. Draws for Tyewray next in Monthly Medal and Locke Cup include Yates vs Newton Parish vs Munro Cleaver vs Reif Middlebrook vs Street Garner vs Hawtson Parish vs Boorer. Opto visit by D I McDonald FBC A hon FMC London in Gloucester at Commercial Hotel on Saturday August 17 from 9 am to 5 pm.
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D. I. McDonald
F.B.C
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Comforts for Soldiers Call for Enough Clothing
Daisy Kaye argues that soldiers are not hoarding underclothes to blame for colds. She recounts her son’s government issue including a navy pullover, wool socks, fleecy shirts and underpants, towels, and shaving gear. She believes issued clothing should keep men warm during the day and notes broad cold epidemics among civilians.
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ALF
Daisy Kaye
Fragmented Local Crime Report From An Unclear Page
A garbled OCR fragment references accusations and a fatal incident tied to a city scene. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the text hints at a legal or police action and an arrest with unclear outcomes.
Craven Red Cross Charity Day At Stratford
Craven Red Cross raised funds with a July 27 tennis tournament and social event in Stratford public hall. Stratford clubs lent courts. the day included a euchre party and dance. The event honored Red Cross aid with proceeds totaling £8 10s, and prizes were awarded in tennis and euchre.
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Craven School
Red Cross
Craven Red Cross
Stratford
Eal Brome
Adic
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