Webster and McDonald Appointment Notice
Webster and McDonald invite consultation on Friday August 9 from 9 am to 4 pm at their locale. Appointments may be booked by phone or in person at 2408 and McDonald Street, Sydney, Tamworth, Taree.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1953
Page
2
Webster and McDonald invite consultation on Friday August 9 from 9 am to 4 pm at their locale. Appointments may be booked by phone or in person at 2408 and McDonald Street, Sydney, Tamworth, Taree.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a record at Gloucester and references weigh-ins, locations such as Damascus and Casa lanes, plus a murder witness situation. The item mentions post office activity, a police or justice context, and voter or public interest in events, with unclear names and dates.
The rector of St. Pauls Church Engbend Gloucester called parishioners to renewed faith during a Sunday night service. He urged continued devotion amid years of struggle, reminding the faithful that the church endures as its members come and go.
Mr A Mudale resigns to enter business on own account after wartime service with FLALAF as pilot. He had driven milk delivery for Sir Franke Reiman and led local bank duties for six years. Details indicate shift in duties and tomorrow’s transition away from Readinaty’s business.
The stall wall date changed from July 9 to July 7 and was canceled. Queen's Coronation medal event at Taree Wes Manning district Ambulance superintendent Mr E Wiseman praised at a meeting of the ambulance committee.
Johnson portrays a tiny Mace town where everyone knows everyone and reads the local chapter to learn who has been range ATL. The piece hints at gossip culture and communal vigilance shaping daily life.
Death notices report the death of former Gloucester resident Gordon Falconer aged 47 at a private hospital. Details note heart failure as cause, with survivors including widow and two sons. Burial and service plans reference Stratford area churches and local cemeteries.
Wyandotte poultry breeders earned a notable victory at a regional show. Local entrant Enis Ben claimed top honors amid a field that included Shannon Ponte and the Poultry Clan as judges and organizers highlighted the event's competitive scores and prizes.
Fragmentary report notes a telephone office opening at Bulliack with references to equipment and a sublet arrangement. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply an arrival or installation event linked to local telephony services.
Mr. KE Stapleton, noted for his service as magistrate in Gloucester, departs after one month in the role. Ay Tyler, SAC, is appointed to succeed him and will begin duties on January 16, according to local sources.
Ambiguous notes describe an Associates golf event with mention of Mies Wratten and Mire Migema among players. Several names appear uncertainly, with references to draws, rounds, and potential matchups, all suggesting a local tournament buildup and possible title chase.
Eric Corrigan clinched the week end golf competition while Dud Beards and Tirfe Gor Higaal led with strong scores from handicap races. The report covers Sunday medal results, McNeish Cup semi finals, and upcoming match play details at the Gloucester club.
A fragmented church notes section lists multiple worship services and meetings across England and nearby towns. It mentions Bowman Faraitam David A May as rector, various denominations including Presbyterian and Baptist, Bible study times, and youth events at churches in Gloucestershire and Stratford with scattered dates and times.
Fragment reads as a garbled note about a meeting and sale context with unclear participants. Preserve essential named entities and infer likely archival record while avoiding invented details.
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