Obituary of Mrs Emily Jane Atkins of Forbesdale
Mrs Emily Jane Atkins of Forbesdale died Thursday after a stroke following a long illness. Born to Thomas and Mrs McMahon, she lived in Copeland and Moppy in her youth and married J J Atkins in Copeland. She supported farming, Jersey cattle, and church works at Stratford and Forbesdale, and leaves eight sons Joe Ray Jim Lindsay Bill Laurie Les Merven and two daughters Emily and Rita, plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral service was at St Pauls Church of England and burial at Gloucester cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Jane Atkins
Forbesdale
Copeland
Eldes
Thomas McMahon
McMahon
Canemc
J. J. Atkins
Rushforth
Stroud
Atkins
Moppy
Mra Atkins
Drur. Og
Eve
L. A. Harris
Jersey
Atking
Stratford
Church of England Women's Guild
Church of England
Newcastle
Street
Parish
Bill Atking
Narraweema
For Chest Colds the Woods Great Peppermint Cure
A compact patent remedy story discusses Woods Great Peppermint Cure claimed to ease chest colds. It notes preparations, claimed ingredients, and public interest in simple home remedies from a historic era.
Rabbit netting shortage cripples Australian rabbit control
The Australian government faces a severe shortage of wire netting import approvals hindering rabbit control efforts. The American Foundation reports 16 000 miles of netting registered in the US, with 42 inch mesh as most needed, urging urgent government action and distribution through Pastures Protection Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncenees
Uneir
Avestralia
American Industrial Research Foundation
Gloucester P.P
Ihs
Mew
Walen
Meah
Chalis Howse
Martin Place
Sydney
U.S
U.S.A
Pastures Protection Boards
Itms
Foundation
Australia
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
France
Births and local police relief duties noted in brief
Mr and Mrs Tom Ritter of Philip Street welcome a daughter at Rome Private Hospital. Sgt Jack Casey from Bullahdelah is on relieving duty at the local Police Station with Mrs Casey and their sons John and Peter visiting Mrs Casey’s mother Mrs Oldfield. EF Watson of Forbesdale is admitted to Narraweema Private Hospital, and Miss Shirley Ninness of Bowman Farm was admitted during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ritter
Phillip Street
Rome
Yeaterday
Jack Casey
Bullahdelah
Casey
John
Peter
Oldfield
Barrington Street
EF. Watson
Forbesdale
Narraweema
Shirley Ninness
Bowman Farm
MLA. Working passage as galley hand
Mr Evelyn Darby Liberal member for Manly travels to England as galley hand and second steward. Crew and captain do not know his identity. Mrs Darby says he left Sydney last month to learn how working men feel about socialization and to promote his plan for Australian adoption of thousands of British babies. He visited Gloucester related to the recent Referendum and spoke to electors at Church Bt. Combat Coughs Colda Influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Darby
Manly
Legislative Assembly
England
Darby
Sydney
Gloucester
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James S. McGarry
Masonite Corporation Aust. Ltd
Raymond Terrace
Masonite Corporation
Craven
Wards River
Buzz
Loretan Es
Australasia
Federated Retail Jewellers
Anon
Church St
Elizabeth
AWA Radiola
Electric and Battery
Harvey Ivers
Churoch
Lotwater Systema
H. C. Hewitt
Pittson
Burrowa
Frank Foley Sein
Aboness
EB Sparke
Hunter Street
Devery
L. Z. Gleeson
Wingham
L. J. Gleeson Wingham
Emily Jane Atkins
Sweeny Bros
Alf
Bakers Phone
Procera
The
Bonniebelle Cafe
Smallgoods Fresh Daily
School of Arta
B. Hazelwood
DON Mills Bootmaker & Repairer
Hing ST
Street & Parish PY. Ltd
D. Bowen
Gor
Taree
Mack
L J. Gleeson
J. J. Edstein & Sons
Monumental Masons
Manning Street
Len. Monro
P.c
G. A. Dan
Church St., Gloucester
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