Edith May Froome and James Roan wed at St Phillip's Church
The July wedding at St Phillip's Puddle dock joined Edith May Froome and James Roan with Rev A W Coates officiating. Attendants included Miss Cook and best man James Froome. A Bible was presented to the bride, and a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s father’s residence.
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St. Phillip's Church
Puddledock
Edith May
James W. Froome
Charles Vivers
Charles Roan
Armidale
A. W. Coates
Miss Cook
Health inspections show good sanitary conditions in shire
Inspector Mr. O Akin reported to the council on regular checks of food shops hairdressing salons bakeries backyards and depots at Guyra Tingha Ben Lomond and Black Mountain finding most conditions satisfactory. Ten 1207 tins of processed cheese were condemned and surrendered. Several premises were told to stop discharging sullage into water tables. Slaughtering scenes licenses were renewed at multiple centres and taxi licenses approved. The engineer from the Public Works Department reviewed water supply sites for Guyra and Tripa. Only one small notifiable disease case scarlet fever at Tingha was reported.
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C Ouneil
N. R. Jones
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Stephen's Martyrdom and Early Christian Festivals
The note traces Stephen as the first Christian martyr, stoned in 37, and links early martyr festivals to Polycarp about 169, with St. Alban named as the English protomartyr in 286, reflecting ancient dates and figures.
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Stephen
Polycarp
St. Alban
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Mentioned in Chemist Store Scene
A narrator recalls purchasing a “Phen’ parcelled me up the foods” from a chemist. The exchange centers on a cold remedy labeled Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, with tepid acknowledgment of the product and its packaging.
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Tepac
Solemnized Weddings in Guyra and Tingha Churches
The article covers two recent weddings. Catherine Rita Ellis wed Alfred John Giles at St Mary of the Angels Guyra with a formal reception and vows officiated by Rev Father B O Brien. Ellen Maud Cox and Harold Francis Willis also married at St Andrew’s Tingha with a reception, a three decker wedding cake, and gifts including pearls for the bride and a gold bracelet for the bridesmaid.
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Guyra
Catherine Rita
St. Andrew's Church of England
Tingha
Ellen Maud
J. Cox
Harold Francis
In C Willis
C. Cox
Margaret Willis
Pte. C. Willis
A.lf
Man Mra. Hayden
Artis Henry
Linsay Duncan
Bride and groom plan Guyra home after wedding
The bridegroom received a leather wallet at the wedding. The bride wore a royal blue frock with mantle trimmings and black accessories for the ceremony. They will reside in Guyra where the groom works for the Machinery Pool.
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Guyra
Machinery Pool
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