Gloucester Flower Show Prompts Church Leaders Comments
The Gloucester Advocate reports the final word from the Church of England flower show led by Rev. FL May. The event spurred discussions on precincts and schedules, with updates on the Taural School fundraiser and venue changes. Local concerts, new hardware store openings, and a billiard table range are noted in community items.
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Gloucester
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Personal Pieces of Rome Hospital Injuries and Admissions
A clipped fragment reports patients and staff at Rome Hospital, including names such as Lea Bowen of Stratford and Peter John Wilson. It notes admissions for troutwent and infected conditions, with several individuals mentioned as receiving care during the week and others returning home.
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Guild Farewell to Mrs Chaplin
A local guild bids farewell to Mrs Chaplin with a warm ceremony and a picnic. The event honors her long service to the church and community, noting her work and charity as core to her legacy.
Gloucester's Fine Loan Effort
The report describes Gloucester's strong loan drive to support the coast. W Connolly and local organizers opened the campaign with ten days of effort, reaching about 122,000 in subscriptions and meeting one quota. Connolly praised the town’s generosity and compared it favorably with neighboring communities. The loan office opened Saturday, with bank managers set to release applications.
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Blessing and Opening of New Catholic Church
A new Catholic church will be blessed and opened by the archbishop. The ceremony includes a formal blessing and will serve the community with provisions for St. Joep and local school needs. Archbishop-led events at the site mark a significant town development toward religious and educational facilities.
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Toohey
Elaine
Early Hospital and Four Women Open at Tas Firat
Four women associated with Early Hospital opened a shelter at Tas Firat, with Lorement inspecting the town. Nurie Riley opened a pit on Diyninan Street, and Missiléy attended a meeting at St Paul Search of Birla Ware on Thursday. Revs DML ity commented on progress in Gloucaster and the church work being done.
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Diyninan
Aes Riley
Dafinite Church
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Dave
Cloucester
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Majestic Programme and Drama Feature This Week
The paper highlights an evening program at the Majestic with a drama romance piece and a wartime style feature. It notes associates and visitors, mentions a cup event and a winner, and refers to additional acts including Radar Secret Service and a performance titled Bat of the Baden. The piece hints at a Wednesday showcase and a mounting excitement surrounding the program.
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Tectmie Folie
Radar Secret Service
Clearing Dairy Sale At Barrington Lodge Event
A dairy sale is announced at Barrington Lodge on Thursday October 22. Items include four Frueian heifers aged 2 years 11 months, 12 18 month Jersey heifers, 14 Jersey heifers 11/19, three Prieslan and Jersey cows, plus one pure bred Priesian bull aged 7 years. Bred by KB Lamond, Lacie, available at EB. Sale proceeds and arrangements at the next Lodge meeting on 3/10/83.
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Prieslan
Jereey Boddis
KB Lamond
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Barrington
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Fragmentary Classified Item From Local Notices
Partial OCR text mentions selling rooting tiles and other items, includes stray names and dates, and references probate and witnesses. The readable fragments indicate a miscellaneous classifieds page with assorted notices and transactions.
Church of England group thanks helpers for Mae Produce success
The Church of England group Burley Mab and Tee Pera extend thanks to all who contributed to the Mae Produce project success. They acknowledge support from volunteers sponsors and local residents. The message celebrates community effort and aims to sustain future Produce events.
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Mab
Teepera
Cian
Mae
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