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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1942
Page
3
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial readable phrases about a local item. No clear event, date, or names are extractable, leaving ambiguity about the subject and outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text fragment appears to be garbled with no clear event or named entities to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
The readable words show a jagged fragment with names and dates unclear. Readers are left without a coherent event, place, or outcome to summarize accurately.
The President Mr H Muddle lauds Mrs Lean for over twenty years of service in the district and eight years as P. and C. Secretary. She travelled five miles on poor roads to attend meetings and received a cash token of appreciation from the association, with Rev J A Smith and Mr Thompson sharing remarks before Auld Lang Syne.
The Church of England notes high attendance at 7.30 p.m. Evensong despite temperatures over 100 degrees. The Rector plans to be away until Friday and asks parishioners to contact Mr. Channell if in need. Parochial Treasurer requests remaining balances be paid and centres display paid-up signs at year end. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Cecil Glover on the birth of a son.
Methodist Church holds services at Gloucester 11 am and 7 45 pm with Rev H Lynn. Free Presbyterians meet at Lower Church 11 am led by Elders. Church of England lists Gloucester 11 am Cope land 11 am Tugrabahk 2 pm Gloucester 7 30 pm. Gospel meeting Sunday 7 30 pm January 11 at School of Arts Hall Gloucester led by Mr J Bains. All welcome.
The town property lot 15 section 1 withdrawn from sale by Messrs W E Sparke Pty Ltd due to security concerns for the national emergency. Meteorological services limit info via press and broadcast. confidential info supply arranged to government departments utilities and authorities. Treasurer Chifley introduces a 1d tax rise and company tax increase to raise about £24 million yearly, with thresholds and exemptions outlined for weekly earnings and dependants.
At December council meeting, a new traffic bridge from Church Street to Leman's Flint was favored to replace an unsafe 65 year old span. Costs rose after six piles were incorrectly driven on land owned by W. Sellick, prompting debate over using the old bridge as a staging site to save money. Engineers differed on pile suitability, with Dr. Wilson endorsing the old site and council ultimately opting to erect the traffic bridge on the old site while ensuring Sellick’s consent.
The President announced that driving gear would be sent free of charge. A report is to be tabled at the January Council meeting concerning the matter.
Furnished rooms to let in a private home with all conveniences in central position. Apply at the Advocate office for details and arrangements.
Lost between Gloucester and Stroud a Gent's Grey Coat with glasses two keys and socks. Reward at Garners Store Gloucester. Tenders invited by Acting Deputy Director Posts and Telegraphs Sydney until 3 pm Monday 12 1 42 for heavy wooden telegraph poles between Gloucester and Krambach. Forms at Gloucester Krambach Taree and Newcastle office of Divisional Engineer R W Hamilton Telegraphs.
Piano sought at low price for cash. Interested parties should send particulars and price to the Teacher at this Office, Department of Railways.
Railway notice states excursion return tickets at a single fare for travel by ordinary trains during the second week of January. Tickets valid for return within two months, available to districts where stations qualify. Station Masters will provide details of selected trains issuing excursion tickets. BR. NICHOLAS, Acting Secretary for Railways.
Occupiers of land and owners of stock in the Armidale Pastures Protection District must file returns of land and stock with the Secretary of the Pastures Protection Board by January 10 each year. Returns cover land and stock as at December 31 preceding the return, with penalties up to twenty pounds for late or false information. Forms were mailed. those who did not receive them may obtain them from E. R. Patston, Secretary.
In loving memory of John Goodger Geale Jack who died on 27 December 1930. Beloved husband, father and father in law. Deeply missed by Edie E Geale and children Harold Sid Tom Jack Alf Archie abroad Ethel Sybil Joyce and Jean. Forever treasured, Till we meet.
Memorial notice from a husband and daughter Betty and son-in-law Tom honoring Ethel Isobel Stanton who died January 4 1939. The verse speaks of a beautiful memory to cherish forever and enduring sweetness of her memory.
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