Wedding at Methodist Church Stroud Road
Thelma May Wood and Thomas Albert Watkins wed at the Methodist Church Stroud Road with Rev Bohanna officiating. The Bride wore ivory crepe marianne. bridesmaid Miss Joyce Wood. flower girl Miss Lilly Wood. Reception at the bride's home for about 65 guests. couple departed for Sydney.
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Stroud Road
Thelma May
W. D. Wood
Thomas Albert
Watkins
Sydney
Bohanna
Dun- Rog
Joyce Wood
Lilly Wood
Dungog Chronicle
Farm Bureau Women urged to educate youth in New South Wales
Mrs. W. W. Watson, presiding at the New South Wales State agricultural conference, urged women in the Agricultural Bureau to mobilize for youth education. She highlighted leisure on farms and the need to guide young people toward useful work and civic participation through Junior Farmers and local bureau activities. The Bureau, with 400 branches, aims to foster self reliance and community welfare. pamphlets detailing aims are available from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
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Agricultural Bureau of New South Wales
W. W. Watson
Bureau
Farmers’ Club
New South Wales
Department of Agriculture
G.P.O
Sydney
Optometrist Visit by D I McDonald in Gloucester
Optometrist D I McDonald F B C A Honours FSM from London will consult at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday October 18 from 9 am to 5 pm. Appointments may be booked at AT Cavanough's Chemist.
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D. I. McDonald
London
Webster
Jack
McDonald
Sydney
Artclans
Optometrists
Commercial
Gloucester
Expedition Returns From Central Australia Amid Feats and Drought Risk
Dr Reuben Patton and Ma Kell Cheney return with specimens after a 4500 mile Central Australia trek from Alice Springs. They saved Trevor Kulvington after a rifle accident, travelled to Central Mount Stuart, reported unusually rich grasslands, dying mulga, and shifting soils. They faced sand, flooded streams, bogged vehicles, and improvised repairs during the journey.
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Australia
Trevor Kulvington
nwiKs
Alce Springs
Reuben Patton
Melbourne University
Kell Cheney
Melbourne
Melbourné Herald
Alice Springs
Patton
Kilington
Oodnedatta
Compulsory training for boys 16 and over at Chalons
The decision orders compulsory shooting training for all boys aged 16 and older at Chalons sur Marne, the American headquarters in France during the war.
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Chalons-sur-Marne
France
Tragedy of Missing Wife on Clyde Raft Rescue Efforts
After Mrs. Clyde Smith disappeared from a rubber raft off Bute during a family holiday, a heavy sea search by police, fishermen, and holidaymakers failed to find her. The raft drifted with a strong wind as Captain W. Smith swam to reach her, but the couple could not reunite. The raft was located between Largs and Skelmorie, Ayrshire. Innes and Robertson of Paisley found it. Also noted are Mussolini releasing Signor Malapartesi and Hanover civil servants urged to resign from church organizations.
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Clyde
Smith
W. Smith
Cults
Aberdeenshire
Tanellan
Bute
Mrs. Smith
Dunoon
Rothesay
Largs
Wemyss Bay
Firth
Harold Jamieson
William Montgomery
Snellan
David Innes
William Rovertson
Paisley
Skelmorlie
Ayrshire
Firth of Clyde
Innellan
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