Butter and Milk Pay and Local News Roundup
For April the Gloucester Co op Dairy Co Ltd produced 170 618 lb of butter and 585 lb of second grade. First grade paid 1s 1d and 1s per lb respectively, with vital distribution £9790 11s 8d. From 9d to 27th April the factory paid 22 102 gallons of mille at 10d per gallon, distributing £1337 12s to dairymen. Robbery at Ocean View Hotel Brunswick Heads. wire net is owned by J Carolan of Gloucester, once stolen in Armidale and recovered by Tamworth Police. Collisions in Bullahdelah. injuries minor. A man fined £20 for dairy cow mistreatment. youth left in charge while owner away. Infant bitten by dog. dog bitten by infant. Obituary: Mr Lewis Street, Gloucester Bowling Club founder and president. Film: Marie Antoinette at Majestic Theatre praised for Norma Shearer performance and overall production.
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Gloucester Co-op
Dairy Co. Ltd
Grafton
Ocean View Hotel
Brunswick Heads
Jack Carolan
J. Carolan
Gloucester
Armidale
Tamworth
Carolan
Tumur
Sydney
F. Grugeon
P.M
Debutantes Presented at Church of England Ball at Majestic
The Church of England Annual Ball at the Majestic Theatre featured the presentation of twenty three debutantes to Bishop of Newcastle and Mrs. F de Witt Batty on Thursday night. honored guests included Very Rev T M Armour and other clergy. The event showcased a horseshoe shaped debutantes cake, roses and greenery, music by Vineer's Orchestra, and reflections by Canon Williamson praising organizers Mrs Hicks and Mrs Thompson.
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England
Majestic Theatre
Newcastle
F. de Witt Batty
de Witt Batty
T. M. Armour
Newesade
Mra. Single
Maitland
McCullough
Canon Williamson
EE. Weekes
Edith Wharton
Hazel Taylor
Danny Portens
Peggy Mills
Joan Maunder
Lilian Merchant
Joyce Merchant
Phyllis Smith
Mavis Bithrey
Gwen Taylor
Leslie Burrage
Alice Ninhels
Norma Harris
Daphne Morgan
Jean Ninneas
Doreen Arrowsmith
Stella Penfold
Helen Tonks
Doris Rudkin
Joyce Bithrey
Cynthia Perram
June Robinson
H. J. Channel
Star Theatre
Ladies’ Guild
Hicks
Thompson
Vineer
Reg. Andrews
M.C
Surprise party for Miss Joan Deards at Deards home
After a CWA Younger Set meeting, Miss Joan Deards received a silver cake dish and flowers from the group as she nears marriage. Isabel Aston presented the gifts while music filled the evening. Also noted: Mr. Carthew becomes Gloucester postmaster tomorrow, with Mrs. Carthew arriving from Cootamundra. Local health and hospital updates follow.
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C.W
Joan Deards
P. H. Deards
Miss Deards
Isabel Aston
Joan
Narraweems Hospital
Stan Isaac
Mr. Power
Cobar
Gloucester
Dick Lloyd
Cobarkt
M. J. Graham
St. Luke's Hospital
Sydney
A. Brown
Commercial Hotel
John Major
R. Jenkins
Gloucester PP Board Elects Wilson Chairman Again
The Gloucester PP Board yesterday unanimously re elected J G Wilson as chairman for the ninth year in a row. Directors praised his harmony keeping and impartial handling of meetings and business. A J B Laurie was named Deputy Chairman, with high praise for his diligent public duties. King reported 45 points of rain at Copeland Tops for the week ending May 22.
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Gloucester PP
J. G. Wilson
Laurie
Wilson
P.P. Board
J. King
Copeland
Gloucester Court Hears False Pretences Case
Edward Freeman Naylor faced charges of false pretences at Gloucester Police Court. He allegedly passed a forged Bank of NSW cheque for 260 pounds to obtain a Nash sedan, claiming it was genuine and intending to defraud Northern Motors and George J Robinson. Evidence linked him to dealings in Sydney and Maitland, with the car later found at a Hornsby garage. He was committed for trial at Taree Quarter Sessions and granted bail.
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Gloucester
R. Selling
Edward Freeman Naylor
John Phillip Chapman
George Jesse Robinson
Bank
N.8.w
West Maitland
Northern Motors
Cran Chapman
Nash
Howard Constant Chisagne
No. 4
Sydney
Naylor
Hornsby
Maitland
Robinson
Joan Phillip Chapman
Defendant
Chapman
Maudie Philips
Mauches
Taree
Geo. J. Robinson
Geo. J. Robinon
Chamagne
George J. Robinson
Harvey George Robinson
Lnst
Mr. Chapman
Trial Date Set for Defendant at Taree Quarter Sessions
A prior case was committed to stand trial at Taree Quarter Sessions on 10 July 1940 or another time as Bay may be appointed. Bail was allowed with self in £5 and one surety at £5.
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Taree
Self
Gloucester butcher faces notice to slaughter case
Police Court proceedings in Gloucester involve Cy il Hamberger, a butcher, for failing to give notice before slaughtering one heifer and two pigs. The case stands over to the June court to allow progress with other actions and possible remission considerations.
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Gloucester
Cy Il Hamberger
Gungat
Ib. P. Dawson
Hamberger
W. W. Howvaont
Dawson
Une Séc. Tion Unier
Haydon
Hawison
Dawnon
Jiine
Motor Traffic Cases Involving Couple and Offender
In a mina motor traffic matter two fines of 2:5 were imposed while in a third case no conviction was recorded. The offenders' representative was required to pay court costs.
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Mina
Obituary of Mr Kennedy 62 Political Activist in Wallamata District
The death occurred on May 1 at Glourun tor of defn Farlitat known as Nail Kennedy age 62 after years of ill health. He served on Vii Glohestry Shire Council road staff and later encouraged road building in Wallanball and the Upsor Wallamata estate subdivision. Survived by wife five children and siblings, funeral held at Gloucester Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev D Glyn Jones officiating.
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Glouruntor
Defn
St! Kennedy
Kurinady
Vii Glohestry Shire Council
Uppor Wallamata
Rice Wake
Renny
Progress Association
Wallanball
Wesdon
Bucca Wavika
Kennedy
Gloucester
Thomas
Ashworth
Bowman Farm
Dw Mills
Ruby
Thoras D. Kennedy
Borex Watka
Maxwell J. Kennedy
ALF
Palestine
C. L. Kennedy
Randwick
Franvia A. Kennedy
Bucci Wauka
Aiter
Glocaster
Gloucester Cemetery
D. Glyn Jones
May Weather Prospects by Mr Thigo Jones
Mr Thigo Jones outlines May weather with cycles and sunspot activity. He notes potential wet openings in the southern states due to sunspot groups in the south east and hints at cold periods that may curb rainfall. The forecast suggests arrears in season rainfall may be completed as the cycle progresses.
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Thigo Jones
Barefaced Drive for Mandatory Vision Tests
A note denounces the Institute of Optometrists proposal that all drivers be given optical exams at ages 40 50 and 60 and then every five years for motor licenses. The writer calls it an axe grinders’ scheme and argues reckless speeding and drunkenness are the true hazards, not average vision.
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Institute of Optometrists
Gloucester A H P Association Meeting Notes
Gloucester A H P Association members attended a Friday committee meeting. President Dawson thanked members for their work on Camp Lime, while remarks praised the committee’s cooperation and the show’s success under adverse conditions.
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Menta
Dawann
Dy C. Witvolt
Tt Inwin
W Radten
Ot Woodward
He Crowfoot
BD Workws
J. A. Atking
McRae
G. Wilson ackioWleaz
J. G. Wilson
SH Warlyy
J.S. Wilsen
Weekes
Hernia Specialist A Brown To Visit Local Hotel
RUPTURE SPECIALIST. Of great Interest the coming visit of MR. A BROWN, the well known Hernia Specialist. His new moulded to the form system of treatment has helped many who could not gain relief by other means. Consultation free. He will be at the Commercial Hotel on THURSDAY, 16th MAY, from 10-1, 2-5, 7-8.
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A. Brown
Brown
Comemreial
Church Services Across Denominations In Gloucester Area
Church of England services listed for Gloucester and surrounding areas show multiple a m and p m meetings at Barrington Hall Heatherdale Bucca Wanka Stratford and other venues with Canon William and Rev A Lynn noted. Presbyterian Gloucester holds a 7 30 p m service with no service at Stratford. Congregational Craven Creek Copeland and Stroud District Baptist notices follow with times and pastors named.
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Church of England
Gloucester
H.C
Hoensong
Barrington Hall
Heatherdale
Canon William
Stratford
A. Lynn
Presbyterian Gloucester
Bowman Farm
Craven Creek
Copeland
B. Martens
Stroud District Baptist Church
Girvan
Stroud
Booral Union Hall
A. B. Baker
T. M. Hooke
In Memoriam Germon Oscar James Jimmie
Sad memorial notice for Oscar James Jimmie Germon who died May 3 1939. Absence cannot take away the heart’s dear memory as loved ones, Jean Gwynne Fay and Joy remember their son and little brother. Memorial inserted by his mother father and sisters.
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Germon
Oscar James
Jimmie
Jean
Gwynne
Fay
Joy
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A. J. Cavanough
Hazelwood’s
Farciaus
A.hazelwood
Norma Shearer
Tyrone Powys
Marie Antoinette
John Barrymore
Robert Morley
Ani
Charles Starrett
Donald Grayson
Aris Meredith
Window
London
Laurel & Hardy
Blockheads
Jeanette MacDonald
Holeen Eddy
Bulldog Drummond
Secret Police
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Roma
McCarthy
Bullahdelah
Ted, Avery
Bette Bourke
Colin Newell
Ted Hackett
Newcastle Ambulance
Waratah Hospital
Clive Peek
Kendall
L. E. Street
New South Wales
Gloucester Bowling Club
Lewis Street
Street
Lew
Majestic
Tyronne Power
Anita Louise
Joseph Schildkraut
Gladys George
Miss Shearer
Antoinette
France
Debutantes
Man
R. Solling
Aoi Ernes Kennedy
Gloucester A. H
Fay Wardet
Cde
Wayeo
Newenade
Dom Messrs
Wilgon
My Newton
Rees
Berf Yards
McSwan
Wood
Church Services
Tom Wicks
Mtr Fl
Anderson
Mousehold
Church ‘Street
Glouceater
A. R. Wilson
Tom Hicks
Cali
L. M. Carson
Farrow
Berkshire Tamworth
Tamworth Bow
Berkshire
W. E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty. Ltd
Presbyterian
Victor S$. Johnston
Music Studios
Nelson Eddy
Rte
Firet Hall of
F. Burnett Grahame
Denigon Street
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