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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1952
Page
2
The Gloucester Advocate reports that Jack Webster and McDonald will visit Gloucester on Friday September 12 1952 from 9am to 8pm. They may form a commercial appointments list at Street and Paruh Pry Ltd with contact of B Miancerte. The event is part of their ariner limited OCR notice.
The district mourns as Mrs Margaret Whatams dies at King Street and Mrs Susan Hoyle notes her passing. Services and funeral arrangements are set in Glouster England with burial at a local churchyard. The Foyle family loss is reported with obituaries and condolences offered to relatives.
A jumble of local notices and social events from Gloucester highlights a gathering of Gloucester residents at a country conference near Higdney with attendees such as Judith Bogieten and Gordon Clark renewing old friendships. The item mentions business tips, weddings in progress, and travels, including a minister McLean and various couples planning nuptials while others return from trips abroad.
The Gloucester District Cricket Association issues notices of meetings, water interruption, and transport tenders. The document lists a secretary’s contact, a meeting date in Gloucester, and a range of offers for mail service and railway-related services with specified routes, deadlines, and offices. It features references to dates in September 1959 and October 1962, along with various local government and railway departments.
Wires show W710S defeating Woods in a contested match, with rivals North Coast described as the champion. Events list a date near late September, and references to celebrations, a baby show, and a floral meeting. Includes Australian cricketers and a parish event with performances and judging times noted.
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