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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists optometrists and optical traders visiting Peale for a Thursday event on August 18 and Friday September 14. It mentions Sydney connections and local commerce groups, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A partial OCR filled page notes topics on current affairs and theatre. It mentions a survey plan start, world events, entertainment, and community notices with names and places such as Caneur and GOMRAE. It lists events like dances, bazaar openings, and theatre performances, including names of performers and venues, with a mix of local social items and weekly notices.
A government notice outlines a revised tax deduction schedule for wages and allowances, affecting employee payments and dependents. It notes potential increases in petrol allocation, with policy decisions to be considered by the War Cabinet and ministerial bodies. It also reports on munitions production boosts and release of material from the Army, as explained by Minister for Munitions Tar Makin.
The page notes a series of personal notices from Gloucester and surrounding towns. It lists engagements, marriages, births, anniversaries, and congratulations for residents and families, naming individuals such as Annie Sulton, Elizabeth Ward, Libizabath, Betty Meare Moti Famp, and Mrs W. S Ward, among others, with scattered details about locations, institutions, and recent celebrations.
A fragmented report highlights Wapapemman and Airman Ay Bmili of the Scone invecut era, famed bomber squadron service and Victoria Cross heroics. It notes cameraman Jolla im, a Sydney cattle show presence, and RAF medical graft work by surgeon plant on wounds, with later updates on health and mobility affecting travel.
An archival note describes a remedy nicknamed Great Peppermint Cure for quick relief from influenza and cold symptoms. It highlights claimed fast comfort and traditional use, reflecting era medical beliefs and consumer remedies.
UNRRA chief Dr Evatt warned Australia must boost clothing donations for Europe as war shortages bite. He cited 128,000,000 to 129,000,000 destitute clothing needs, urged appeals nationwide, and noted that uniforms and fabrics are scarce due to wartime shipping limits and Allied supply constraints.
A bulletin from medical advisers Dr Holt and Dr Pennington reports that Prime Minister Curtin's condition has deteriorated in the fortnight. The bulletin notes uncertainty about his retirement and ongoing concerns about his health amid rumours of possible changes in leadership.
Weekend golf notes record competition at Fulton Lup with new member Mr Morgans posting strong play and a 55 handicap. Rosenhith trimmed his handicap by one stroke and leaders in the Fulton Cap SNC include Morgans 188 8 4 WWST Chariton 128 76 T3140 7 B smith 32 8 114. The final round set for next weekend while associate members meet at Mrs Hodges home on Micott street Thursday at 3 30.
A notice lists Bennett and Gray as parties, describing a blue enamel wing brooch with a missing piece. Reward offered upon return to the rectory.
Walter John Braham died Saturday in Copeland after long illness from heart and liver disease. A 64 year old former resident of Waderlle, he taught at Copeland Public School for about forty years and served in the Education Department. He is survived by his wife, one son, two daughters, and two grandchildren. The funeral was held at Clowchester Church with Rev. O. R. May officiating. Burial followed at the cemetery.
The Commissioner for Railways Sydney invites sealed tenders for removal and replacement of two timber-vashed residences at Mon Heikat near Dungog. Complete plans and specifications available at 2/8 York Street. Tenders close with deposit. unaccompanied bids may be rejected.
Gloucester District Rural School Motter Club seeks a gramophone cabinet model in good order. Call or write to the secretary B McDonald Han. Mer for details and offers.
In loving memory of Brian John who passed away on 2 July 3044 at age 3 months. Forever remembered by his mother Catherine and sister Margaret, and his grandparents. Silent prayers accompany his soul in heaven.
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