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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists eye care providers and locations including Bon Meio and McDonald UGraerere with references to dates in July. It mentions a fiveet Part Phy and phone contacts, with names such as Eppotntruania and Thyamer FE.
The Glouceste page reports on district finance delays and staffing cuts at Hunt District Water and Beverage. It notes a push for bank support and government backing to avoid further layoffs while highlighting 1952 performances and community concerns, including dairy industry cautions and local entertainment listings.
A sprawling extract records a rural community gathering with dairy cooperative leaders, annual Country Party details, and a wakeful note on Mr. Nell Mevensan’s death in Raymond Terrace. It mentions managers, secretaries, and the Hunter Valley dairy context, plus a hospital ambulance incident and assorted local tributes.
A chaotic, OCR damaged account recalls a 90th birthday celebration for Mrs Foreman. Attendees include relatives and friends from nearby areas. neighbors and family congratulated her with flowers and kind words. The event featured singing and a toast, with a parade of greetings from the community and a happy, festive atmosphere.
A Pinto Day golf gathering was held with participants including Mrs Rayhis and Mrs S. Pena. The afternoon featured a trophy presentation and a round of play where Mew Mertere won with a net score. The Second round of the tecke Cup is scheduled for Wednesday with a draw announced and attendees listed.
Readable lines show scores and names from a high school sports summary. Bax 10 Butler delat 2 Sipe Hewes 2 Gloucester 41 Wramaey 7 Wingpucm 34 Raling dewey meADE Old Bar B 8 Cape Hawke 10 Sigwn e Ch 2 Purest 3 Wineham 2 Kerembach Glojcester 7 rp Gry Bulandetan 15010 Bar 0 Cape Rawkr D Brown's Crack 5 AR Tunes
The Dungog poultry show featured poultry classes with winners including notable juniors and adult exhibitors. Prominent names such as Mr Hooke dominated championships while local cattle sales at Dalgety’s drew attention with values listed for bullocks and yethers.
Congregations in the Upper Bowmen district, including Stroud BupLlet Church, announce services this Sunday afternoon. Rev GC MMenell is listed as preacher with evening prayers at 7 pm and 230 pm events nearby, inviting parishioners to attend.
The above club will be in operation and applications for members accepted. Each application accompanied by a beer warrant of 1 pound. Applications close on Sun 30 June. The annual general meeting of members will be held on Monday 6 June 1857 in the Bodiets' Room at Tas pm. Ad Woodward Brady.
Gloucester 1952 poultry show details include entries like Best Leghorn and Best Game with prices and exhibitors listed. the notice also covers probate and codicil of George Hargle Matthews, late of Gloucester, with appointment of executors and required creditor claims. The mixed OCR shows event listings for June 19 and 14 plus legal notices from Haw Don & Dawson and others in Gloucestrer.
Reports describe gale force winds and heavy rain flooding rivers across multiple towns. Structures damaged, crops ruined, and evacuations rising as Forbes and surrounding districts brace for ongoing danger.
Probate notices announce will applications for Thomas Smith of Gloucester Street and Norman Robert Girrimm of New South Wales. Names include Ernst Tatthea Smith and Arthur Aubrey Smith all under the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Creditors urged to file claims with solicitors Mallory Halloran and Gaw.
Fragmentary ad copy touts extending life of lines by threefold with a flatMur parked machine and a math outlay. It mentions contact for more details but is incomplete and unclear.
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