Church Services for Sunday Next February 16
Church of England and Methodist services listed for Gloucester Stroud and surrounding areas with times at 4 am 7 30 pm 11 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm notes of annual meetings and midweek gatherings. Congregational and Baptist notices include Craven Creek Copeland Allworth and Mall services with pastors named and supply arrangements.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Barrington Hall Tl Ao
Heatherdate
Canon Presbyterian
Strayford
Bowman Farm
Feny
D_ Glyn Jones
Buccs
Booral Union Mall
Fitzgerald plans Gloucester seat bid and local recruitment drives
In Gloucester on Saturday RB L Fitzgerald of Dungog signaled intent to contest the Gloucester seat at the next State election, likely backing the present Government. Rumor notes three Tour candidates may face electors as local defense recruitment and parade changes unfold, with War Chest plans and property sales weaving through Gloucester affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. L. Fitzgerald
Dungog
Gloucester
Fitzgerald
Auctions announced for dairy cattle and beef cattle in February
The notices list multiple livestock sales. Tom Hicks and W Sparke Pty Ltd announce auctions at Barrington on February 173 in two auctions offering a high grade dairy herd of 30 cows and 15 dairy heifers plus farming plant. Subsequent sales include 400 head of locally bred cattle at Gloucester Shire Yards on February 18, 1300 beef cattle at Kempsey on February 20, and 400 head of station bred cattle at Gloucester Shire Yards on February 25. Multiple firms conduct these sales across Barrington, Gloucester, and Kempsey regions with varied cattle types and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Tom Hicks
W. TH. Sparke
Ger.) Pty, Ltd
Barrington
M. J. Sanders
A. Shelton
Stockley
Next Kendall's
Elringtom Pty, Ltd
Durham
Tom Hicks
Gloucester
Giaucenter Diatrict
New England
Kempsey
O'Sullivan Bros
Fee Dee
Sears
Hereford
Fee Beg
New South Wales
Vietoritr
Tiinetehens
H. G. Flrington
Gloucester Shire
Borest
W. E. Sparke
Ger) Pty Ltd
M. J. Landers
Albert Shelton
UK Choice Jersey
E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty., Ltd
Gloucester Co op Dairy reports record January production
The Gloucester Co op Dairy Company Ltd reports January 1941 output of 361,429 lb of butterfat and 3,053 tons of second grade butter, totaling about 163 tons, up 34 tons from January 1940. Suppliers were paid at £2 1s per cwt for choicest and 1s per cwt for second grade, with total distribution £19,576 6s 6d, surpassing the March 1939 record by £2,079 2s 1d. The finance reflects strong supplier tribute amid severe drought and highlights high cream quality with inferior grade under 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coléest
Gloucester
Loads Exceeded Limit in Road Transport Breaches
Police charged Neil Bisach John Wells and Archie Penning with breaches of the Road Transport Act for driving a motor truck and trailer over 40 feet in length._all three fined £2 8s or five days hard labour. Constable testified on December accident with a 87 foot load and improper brakes. Wells faced extra charges for an unbraked trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po-lce
Neil Bisach
John Thos. Wells
Archie Jos
Penning
Blanch
Constably
Casey
Pacific Highway
Fanning
Wells
Bowis final in Anniversary Day pairs handicap
The final saw Bawson and Ebbeck junior lose to Tens and Lynn 10 7 on Saturday. Lowe beat B Carolan in the first Consistency Handicap game, Carolan led to the 19th end, then Lowe surged to a 9 on the next end and finished seven ahead. Test games for the championship fours began with Sheldon Carolan Adams Kendall 34 to Lynn Hougtton Smith Whatson 24, Highfield Hebblewhite Hawdon Woodward 38 to Teal Andrews Epbeck Boorer 16. Winners to play next Saturday. A social game Bronson Gray Laurantas 36 versus Carthew Ebberkjum Rye 34. Consistency Handicap first round set for Saturday March 1 with mutual arrangement of play. Draws list sections including Pen Smith Sheldon B Carolan Lews Adams Ebbecksen Carey Hawdon Brorgon Deaths Highfield Andrews Ebbeckson Kendall Boorev Houghton Laurantas Rye Whatson Woodwart Hebblewhite Monra Gray. Electric Light Handicap draws Hawdon Lowe Carey Gray 8 on Ebbeck and Ebbeck sen scr vy Hebblewhite Highfield scr Rye B Carolan 6 on v Temi Laurantas 6 on Houghton Deards 6 on v Boorer Branson set. Time limit fixed for first round Saturday February 22.
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Bawson
Ebbeck
Lynn
Lowe
B. Carolan
Carolan
Hougtton
Smith
Whatson
Highfield
Hebblewhite
Hawdon
Woodward
Teal
Andrews Epbeck
Boorer
Bronson
Gray
Laurantas
Carthew
Ebberk Jum
Rye
j—Pen' Smith
Sheldon
B. Cayolan
Lews Adams
Ebbecksen
Carey
Brorgon
Deaths
Andrews
Ebbeckson
Kendall
Boorev
Houghton Léurantas
Woodwart
Monra
Sydney Welcomes Warship After Restful Return
Sydney children enjoyed a holiday as the warship Sydney arrived at Watsons Bay after a string of battles with enemy surface craft shore batteries and submarines. The Minister for the Navy Mr Hughes said the vessel logged 80 000 miles of action without loss and fired over 4000 shells in engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Umas
Watson's Bay
Mr Hughes
Australia
Bartolomeo Colleoni
Hughes
Matae
Gee State
Trouble at the Upper Bowmen Hall party case
A local police court case recounts a New Year party intrusion by William Henry Grady at the Grant home birthday gathering. Allegations of an unprovoked assault on master of ceremonies William Taylor led to evidence from witnesses, with glasses broken and ribs damaged. The judge ruled Grady not guilty and ordered costs to the defense totaling several pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmen Hall
Grant
Alan
Short Bone
Facalilies
William ‘Taylor
William Henry Grady
W. W. Hawdon
Max Borthwick
Grady
Cayitt
Taylor
Defendant
Jack Grady
Bill
Bill Newton
Borthwick
Gray
Bergstord
Wi Taylor
Tobin
Witness
Beresford Taylor
P.M
Ron Wiele
John Allan Grant
Kenneth &. Gren
Edward Morgan Bartlett
John Frederick Grady
Thomas Miler Creagh
Ken. Grant
Geant
Rink
Albert Benymain
Nash
Mr. Hawdon
Whi. Taylor
Line of twelve cattle from Parish sale at Homebush
At Homebush on Thursday a line of twelve cattle from A B Parish of Gloucester fetched prices around twelve pounds fifteen shillings or twelve pounds ten shillings fourpence at Wineticombe Carsons action. Light supplies of cattle remain for upcoming sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
A. 8. C. Parish
Gloucester
Wineticombe Carson
Late War News From Europe and Africa Across Fronts
Genoa, Italy, a major port and industrial hub, faced dawn bombardment by British naval forces. British advances push west toward Tripoli as Italian defenses crumble after evacuating Benghazi. U S House votes 260 to 165 to pass Roosevelt’s cease or lend bill aiding Britain, Greece, and China. Reports of unrest in unoccupied France and Petain Darlan loyalty swings denied. A Japanese newspaper claims a mass evacuation of New York women and children due to business decline.
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Genoa
Italy
Africa
el Abgella
Gulf of Sidra
Benghazi
Benghasi
Vichy
North Africa
New York
MAITLAND AND FLEMINGTON STOCK SALES REPORTS
Commercial Sydney markets show Flemington yarding of 955 cattle with mixed demand and unchanged market tone. Maitland fat cattle and calves trade slower in heat, with best bullocks to £15 10 shillings and calves reaching 120 shillings. pigs and store pigs also plentiful, prices mixed but near last quoted levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homerush
Sydney
Pitt, Son and Badgery
Flemington
H. A. Abbott
Glocester
P. Ball
Kempsey
Wincheninbe, Carson Ltd
Maitland
Yairly
Gloucester items note wars, retirements and local moves
Personal notices from Gloucester cover Roy N. Sheldon's recreation leave and replacement by Quemby, with Sheldon to compete at Country Week Bowls. Miss Jean Easton reports Private Charles Freeman killed in Libya on 21 January. Former Gloucester banker Freeman served after enlisting at war start. Jack Montgouris to run a Sydney cafe, brother Peter to manage Gloucester. Local support praised. 38 wounded listed, including M. Chisman and Chipman. Wedding news: Nell Westerman and Leo Clarke wed at Burwood. War Charity Dance at Majestic slated for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Sheldon
Gloucester Court House
Quemby
Gloucester
Sheldon
Jean, Easton
Charles Freeman
Libya
Commercial Bank
Mtullum
Kimby
Jack Montgouris
Garden of Roses Cafe
Pitt Street
Sydney
Peter
M. Chisman
Chipman
Brooks
Hume St
John Cornish
Mayfield
Cornish
St. Paul's Church
Burwood
Nell
Edwin Westerman
Sapper Leo
Clarke
Alf
Charles Clarke
Leongatha
Victoria
Smithton Tasmania
Mrs Stockley to Sell Household Furniture and Effects
Saturday February 1st at 2 PM Mrs W Stockley directs sale of her entire household furnishings and effects including lounges suites bedroom suite dining table dressing table chairs wireless blinds carpets pictures crockery and golf clubs all items described as first class and practically new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stockley
R. Kendall
W. B. Sparke
Ger.) Pty, Ltd
Stockley
Obituary for Lester Plummer Auctioneer and Agent
Gloom fell Wednesday morning February 5 1041 as Lester Plummer a well known auctioneer and agent died in his sleep. The Plummer family long played a prominent role in the district through their upright public service and progress toward community betterment earning affection and esteem from all who knew them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Plummer
Plummer
Pabiie
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City Price Draper and Mercer
A. 1. Cavanough
A.hazelwood
Linda D. Barnele
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Roland Young
Blotte Greenwood
Ann Sothers
John Carroll
Rita Dotmson
Terry and the Pirates
Swanee River
Don Ameche
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AI 4Olaun
Baby Sandy
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Tom Brown
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Palette
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Donald Duck
Mickey Rooney
Church Services
Roma
McCarthy
Arveys
the Glouceste
Brttalion
D. H. J. Hill
Bulheries
W. EB. Sharke Ger
Pty, Ltd
T.M. Murray
Forbesdale
4. Atkins
Reg. Cox
Bowman
H. G. Barham
Vivtor Sansom
Avon Valley
D. M. Newton
R.S.L. Volunteer Corps
Lance
RSL
Majestic
20Th Century-Fox
Majestic Theatre
Lins Darnell
Tim
Linda
Mollywood
Payne Roland Young
Charlotte Greenwood
Congo Maiate
Ann Sothern
John Carter
Rita Johnson
DL McDonald
F.5.c.a
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London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Commercial Hotel
Prof. Shah
M. Shah
Gloucester Co-op Dairy] Company Ltd
Gloucester Police Court
Mr . Sollng
Bowis
HLA
Seater Pollen Court
Beto
BR. Soting
Auctioneers
J. N. Channon
Queen St
Gloucesten
Sheaffer's
Good Howard
M. Newt
Loucester
Turner & Febeck
Ward's Rivers
D, R. Holstein
Hotel Morris
Jack Moutzouris
Presbyterian
E. M. Higgins
Porcesdale Church of England Womens’ Guild
Church Street
WAR Chest Dance
Players
Hon
Monro
Ray
Gloucester Shire Yards
Laurie G. R. Hicks
TA. Laurie
Margery Bros
Laurie
Avod
Hy Weismanter
Tom Hices
McNeill
Saxby’s
Mullens
Saxby
Arthur V. Eastwood
King ST
Munieralli Shah
Indo Oriental Mocsite
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