06 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
1
A cluttered item list from St. Jo and nearby towns notes school events at a convent and Star Theatre, December shopping mentions, job ads for a permanent office hammer, and a call for waste paper. It also references livestock sales, horse and horse racing mentions, a ranch letter, and government supply adjustments affecting mutton and potatoes.
A government spokesmen outlined plans to release rural workers from wartime labor, despite reports of power shortages on farms. Many farmhands reportedly juggle farm duties with factory shifts, while the Department of Manpower prioritizes directing rural workers to essential industry. The policy shift aims to prioritize experienced rural labor for early reallocation, replacing earlier lister system.
The Bishop of the Diocese urges renewed missionary efforts and fundraising for the church in New Guinea and surrounding areas. He highlights restoring schools, building churches, hospitals, and aiding the native communities that aided troops. Parish members are urged to show gratitude and support for those who contributed to the war effort.
Tax assessments face delays as the Australian Treasurer Mr. Chifley flags extended payment terms for many before mid March. The taxation department concedes the workload is heavy and some assessments have extended to 60 days for payment.
Fragmented news notes show Red Cross Day promotions, a 18 month old girl at St John's Road Glebe injured but alive and in Children's Hospital, Actoinette Kerine addressed at Bridge Road and a report of Christmas cards and art union offers. Mentions of Bribbaree lambs market, church notices at MAGE STIFF'S THE PLACE and Woolworth style grocer ads.
Sunday schedules from multiple denominations list services and leaders. Anglical, Presbyterian, Bland Presbyterian, Methodist, Seventh Day Adventist, and Salvation Army announce times and ministers including Rev A. S. Rowe, Hugh F. McDonald, J A Chapman, Major Sampson, with Sunday School and evening meetings noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Firet Suuliy of the Monti near Saint Joseph's Church with times around 7 to 9 am and locations Pullahook Caragatbal Piney Range and Bimbi. The text is garbled but indicates a sequence of morning events on a Sunday month marker with several place names and times.
A note outlines booking of Cooper Shear ng Gear for a Japan delivery with key supplies from United Intending pore Sluwert. It requests 10 or stey early and mentions B.B. Handpiecer Tre ills and Dan Greufells Pty Ltd with a contact phone 167.
Vintage catalog note lists MILANESE VESTS from 311 to 711 in Pinks Blues White and Apricot with 4 coupons. Includes SWAMI items such as SCANTIES PANTIES SLIPS PYJAMAS NIGHTS NIGHTS and MILANESE NIGHTS and PYJAMAS in Pink White and assorted sizes with prices and 11 or 4 coupons. Encourages inspection.
A noisy, garbled notice lists names and roles for an officers’ election and various appointments. It mentions presidencies, treasuries, and committee assignments with numerous unreadable phrases, indicating a local civic or organizational ballot and scheduling details.
A brief publication credit shows Latrola Sydney Howarth with Farberstreet Gren tell and Cedric Somerville Howarth in Grenfell area, printed at their afica on Maineret Grenfell. The text preserves names and location markers as read from the OCR fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hulls and individuals with names such as Keilay, Moy, and Vandy. It references a be aum fyee Wve depulety a hy mall and a visit or action at HH do and Vandy with unclear context or dates. The readable names suggest a local note or notice but specifics are missing.
An obscure clipping describes Grenfell and Brundah silos with fragmented phrases and references to Wiki Mme AVIAIE Aton tty chica. The readable content hints at a discussion or satirical note on storage structures and local topics without clear events. The piece presents no coherent narrative or identifiable persons beyond place names.
Citizens urged to place waste paper in Main Street receptacles to aid the Patriotic Fund. Local residents urged to cooperate with town sanitation efforts and support community fundraising initiatives.
In loving memory of a dear wife who passed away on December 19. Inserted by loving family members, with heartfelt remembrance and enduring affection.
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