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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1942

Page

2

Optometrist Visit to Gloucester on August 8

Optometrist D. McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney will visit Gloucester on Saturday August 8 and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. He holds F.B.C.A. Honours and F.5.M.C. (London).

McDonald F.B.C London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Gloucester Commercial Hotel

Horse Struck by Vehicle Near Town on Barrington Road

Early Friday night a horse was fatally injured when hit by a motor vehicle about a mile from town on Barrington Road. Drs Wilson and Breese attended with Mr Smiley Hoy, who had been inspecting Shire roads, found the animal in the roadway between seven and eight o'clock, police were notified, and the horse was shot to end its suffering.

Barrington Road J. G. Wilson and Breese Smiley Hoy

Welcome Home Alan Taylor Gloucester Air Force Boys Rally

A large Gloucester gathering at the Majestic welcomed home Alan Taylor from Port Moresby after six months overseas service. Loftus Fitzgerald was farewelled. Guests received tokens from the War Chest Fund and Ladies Auxiliary, with thanks given to the Returned Soldiers Social Committee and Red Cross for support. Dancing and supper followed despite influenza causing some absences.

Majestic Alan Taylor Port Moresby Alan Battle Station Fitzgerald Hicks Goucester War Chest Committee Arrowsmith War Chest Fund Tom Hicks Loftus Fitzgerald Diggers Gloucester A. E. Smith Ladies of the Returned Soldiers’ Social Committee J. H. Taylor Anderson Nippons Moresby War Chest Mrs. Arrowsmith Lofty Fitzgerald Returned Soldiers Ladies’ Auxiliary Red Cross Mr. Weekes

Dance at Kia Ora for Gloucester War Chest Funds

Readers are reminded of a dance at Kia Ora on Thursday 2 July to aid the Gloucester War Chest Funds. A cake stall will be in Church Street on Saturday where patrons may buy weekend cakes. the stall is run by the ladies of the Methodist Church.

Majestic Theatre Washington Frank Morgan Ann Rutherford Kent Taylor Hopalong Cassidy Colorado William Boyd Russell Hayden Margaret Hayes Green My Valley Richard Llewellyn Darryl F. Zanuck Lear Walter Pidgeon Mr. Gruffydd Maureen O'Hara Angharad Roddy McDowall Huw 20Th Century-Fox Majestic Kia Ora Gloucester War Chest Church Street the Methodist Church

Death at Gloucester River

Arthur Everett Boyd Freeman aged 62 died en route to Gloucester after health decline. He had lived at Gloucester River twelve years on Bowen Bros. Stratford property, leaving a widow and nine children. Funeral and Stratford Cemetery burial were held with Rev. D Glyn Jones officiating.

Arthur Everett Boyd Freeman Gloucester River Freeman Channon Gloucester Harry Stratford Cemetery D. Glyn Jones

Prisoners in Germany in Stalag XVII photo group

A Gloucester reader sent a photo of Australian prisoners in Stalag XVII Germany. Ronnie Watson and Joe Latham are among about thirty two. Letters from home speak of good care under a kind commandant, cold sheds with fires all day, and parcels arriving for many inmates.

George Watson Gloucester River Stalag XVII Germany Ronnie Watson Joe Latham Arthur Ninness Janet Ross Eric Crane

V D C Mounted Units Grow With Noted Progress

The V D C mounted units expand in the district with a Gangat unit of forty members supplying their own horses and adopting modern warfare gear. Mr FE Weekes and Advocate representative joined D C Les Farley to assess the progress, praising flanking drills and mobility for coastal defense. A Bowman Farm unit of 26 members trains every alternate Sunday under Farley, drawing members from Newcastle weekendly.

V.D Gangat FE. Weekes D.C Les. Farley Newcastle

Funeral wreath list corrected for Laurie widow

The obituary notice clarifies that Andrew Hill and a family should be read instead of Andrew Hill and family and adds new wreaths for Mr and Mrs A J Woodward and family, Mr and Mrs F Lowe and family, and S A Radford Barrington.

Laurie Andrew Hill A. J. Woodward F. Lowe S. A. Radford Barrington

Big Day at Gangat Brings Warm Sports Fund Drive

At Gangat on June 20 a successful day of horse events raised £93 10s 7d for the Gangat Red Cross and Gloucester War Chest Fund. A large crowd watched nearly a hundred horses race, with notable performances by Leo Dodd, Glen Easton, and others. Ross Knox sustained a fractured arm in a fall. The Luncheon booth supported by the Red Cross fed spectators well. committee members and helpers expressed gratitude as net proceeds reached £03 10s 17d after expenses.

Gangat Gangat Red Cross Gloucester War Chest Fund Joe Paterson Frank Green Jack Wilson Les. Farley V.D.C Leo Dodd Glen Easton Leo Tom Hicks Tom Mesdames Fred Parker Cliff Murray Andrew Leslie Cyril Hamberger J. McFadyen Sam Ridgeway Len Barrie Ray Adams Ross Knox Hogskin Flannery Messrs Leo Paff Dan Green Weir Schmierer George Moore Ted Paff Harold Lynch Geoff Taylor A. L. Schmierer F. Parker B. Lynch Paiis L. Barry Farley and Son G. Easton M. Andrews O. Dodd J. E. Rodd L. Schnieder Pony Gillon G. Toms J. F. Dodd J. F. Pudd Mrs Bob Enaston R. Dodd Miss Dodd J. German T. Green R. Paff

Horses Cut by Barbed Wire at Gangat Sports

A horse owned by Pat Mc Keogh and another horse owned by Geol. Taylor ran into a barbed wire fence the night before the Gangat sports. Both animals sustained cuts with Mc Keogh’s near the knee and Taylor’s across the chest and below the shoulder. Doctors expect no permanent injury.

Pat McKeogh Geol. Taylor McKeogh Taylor

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P. le Quesne Cavanough A.hazelwood Gloucester Hotel Glouces F. M. Smith Roma Private Hospital Matron McCarthy Optometrist Vic. Baker Vic Majestic Programme Tom Andrews George Carey Howls Aption Tec Gavatt Cice Air Force
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