Musical Evening Delights Large Audience In Cobh Hall
A diverse concert drew a large audience to the Ve Rtajentie ball night featuring vocal solos by Noaline Planning and Thelma McDonald plus instrumental works from D. Sansom and others. Performances included arias and light classics with piano duets and ensembles, praised for clear singing, accurate phrasing, and refined accompaniment by Mrs. Flanery and Mr. A Cavanough.
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Vale
Mimaber
Pirpine Iano
Pater Iyatisn
Campbell
Ann
Nes
Allews Deysiv Laurie
Thelma Mio- Davidh
Fore Atking
Shirley Misin
Thosheles Norm Blanch
Nota Phopha
Iin Beck
Vadmie Midatehirook
Rather Morfatt
Gongs
Mary Ruston
Moa Masten
Lorming Wood
Mea
Ste~ Sens
Mise Vi Reiman
Mba Uithongals Fanvencet
Kevil Maunder
Akvis
BPI
Cavanough
Flanery
Donegal
Nimset
Ikea Lgde
Val Sweet
Tyttle Alewin Jenkins
Tlales
Ms Webch
Fiano
Nola Chaplin
Favino Jenkins
Jucy Easton
Rundbeck
Norma Blanch
Dean Atkin
Pontus
Mr. D.M. J. HU
Mise D. Sansom
Mes
Re Irwin
Keith Went
Thelma ‘McDonald
Keith West
Mlannery
Albumblatt
Heather Mattatt
Daphne San‘som
Mra. D. Hi
Music club concert yields praise and thanks
Muse Rhonifae Laurencn and Wolk showcased Graingers Country Gardens and Chopin pieces with refined touch. Misa Noelline Planners performed Rain Up Prelude while a national anthem concluded the program. J T Hicks spoke for the Red Cross and VAD committees thanking Misa Jon King, the musicians, and sponsors for gifts and flower tributes.
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Rhonifae Laurencn
Grainger
Chopin
Wis Wolk
Misa Noelline
Oni
J.T Hicks
Iocat
VAD
Red Cross Society
AC Panda
Jon King
Ciearists
Mise Jenkins
Eversime
Country Women's Association monthly meeting notes
The Country Women's Association held a monthly meeting on November 7 with B Hoket presiding. Attendees included Freeman Bide, Hanaan, Newton, Easton, McGingor, Hebblewhite, Tilbrook, Windward, Denrda, Lowe, and Dut Crosson Mortis Smit. apologies from Laurance Hodges and McCalhi. Minutes were read and confirmed. the annual meeting and tea will be December 11 at the School of Arts at 2 pm. several members sent in funds.
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CWA
B. Hoket
Freeman
Bideslower
Hanaan
Newton
Easton
McGingor
Hebblewhite
James Hoke
Jagging
Hicks
Devids
Carthesy
Lowe
Cox Inc Co-operative Meat Company Profit Figures Revealed
The report shows 4,288 in likely revenue and a profit of £2,624 for the preceding six months. Cox Inc Co-operative Meat Company Ltd closes the year with a net profit of £10,807 as figures were submitted to the gathering of shareholders.
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Cox- Inc Co-operative Meat Company
Gloucester Race Meeting Shows Small Fields and Tight Finishes
Gloucester race card details a sparse meeting with only about 20 starters. Jy P Maxton and Good Paddy dominate early segments, including a tight finish with Dark Robin and Some Boy at close margins, while other races feature narrow necks and short-heads as bettors focus on improving form amid restricted handicaps.
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Glouv
Rach Chou
Saturdy
Goel Amashos Wave Ween
Jy P Maxton
Davie
Robin Ty
Caguhyoue
Moe Vokny
Widiy
Hey Boy
Picton
P. Feansore
Gunacown
Aindaul
Cunboog
TyberwstIg
Eastls
Toatel
Gloucen
Windonst
Padus
Rte
Olntors Morvik
Mares Jonnie Hanis
Padua
Glystueters
Robby
Jones
Rettig
Paddy
Bumw Boy
Wolengli
Power System in Danger in Railways and Power Plants
Eleven unions plan a nationwide power and railway stoppage on December 10 affecting Newcastle Lithgow Urnfield and White Bay power plants and all electric trains. The action targets improved working conditions and involves a deputation to Transport Minister and Health Minister via Matlater for Railways.
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Matlater
O'Sullivan
Kelly
Pennet
Notice on Editorial Deadlines for Insertion of Matter
The notice states that all material must reach the office by mid day prior to publication day due to early closing and staff shortages. It notes Cory required mid day and warns that insertion cannot be guaranteed for items submitted late.
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Cory
Ers
Mally
Statf
Wyenett
Obituary: Mrs Mary Eileen Engel of Callaghan Cronk
Mrs Eileen Engel died at Carlyle Private Hospital Wingham on November 18 1945 age and family details note her Gloucester Craven Newcastle connections and survivor list. Her only brother Jank was killed by a taxi in Talington seven years ago. A wide circle in Upper Manning mourns her loss with condolences to husband and Ringel family. funeral at Gahohe Church Wink rm conducted by Rev Mutherth J Whibbes.
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Carlyle Private Hospital
Wingham
Mary Eileen Engel
Callaghan’ Cronk
Gloucester
Indy
Manning
Alee Mtr
Ail
Ringel
Gahohe
Wink Rm
Mutherth J. Whibbes
Wingham General Cemetery Catholic Section
Wingham Chronicle notes the Catholic section at Wingham General Cemetery, detailing burial plots and recent interments. Nearby parishes coordinate memorial mass schedules and cemetery caretakers report maintenance updates.
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Wingham
Winghem Chronicle
Japan Aims to Enter Davis Cup Competition
The Japanese Lawn Tennis Association, revived by former officials, submitted a plan to compete in the Davis Cup. New South Wales LTA officials opposed allowing Japan back into the event, arguing it would be an affront.
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Berm
Duck Percival
Sun
Star
Tokio
Hay
Davis Co
New South Wales L.T A
Japan
Tam Armas
Vjco-Pruvident
Cl Danone
Pty Barna
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