Gryra Argus records from Thursday October 2, 1952
The Gryra Argus edition dated Thursday October 2, 1952 presents local notices and brief news items. It highlights community happenings, civic notices, and advertisements typical of mid century weekly papers, with emphasis on local identifiers and place names.
Tide of Welfare State Wanes and Duty to Work Urged
A writer argues that welfare gains are fading and calls for tightened work effort. Australia must return to farming staples like wool and wheat, acknowledging limits of industrial shift while praising sober unionism and dignity of labour to avert recession.
Local residents take long weekends at coastal and regional spots
Miss Beryl Mitchell returns from Coolangatta while others head to Nambucca, Casino, Ingara, and Tenterfield for holidays. Bank staff Elaine Cutmore resumes duties after annual leave. Len Lyes and Charles Mitchell depart for Sydney races. several locals attend Apex and tennis events in Moree and Tenterfield. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steele. Harold Love takes a new manager post at Berrigan. Harvey Kilminister attends a chemists conference in Tamworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smart
Commonwealth Bank
Emmagille
Harold Steele
Bald Blair Street
Odd Tales and Scientific News Across Continents
A mixed lot of brief items reports a Boesel woman hatching nine ducklings from eggs kept under her armpits after a hen strike, a West Berlin dentist hosting a small reptile zoo, Life Magazine on Australian trade unions, Otis Barton’s failed two mile dive, a New South Wales childhood accident survey, a major medical discovery on trypsin preventing blood clots, and British eggs turning rotten with improved preservation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
der Morgan
Brandenburg
Boesel
New South Wales
Institute For Child Health
Sydney University
F. W. Clements
Clements
Tingha Wedding Nupial Mass at St Francis Church
Sister Eileen Veronica McArdle wed Mr Robert Albert Day at St Francis Catholic Church Tingha officiated by Rev Father Doherty. The ceremony featured St Joseph’s choir, elaborate lace gown, orange blossom veil, and a three tiered cake. Honeymooned on the North Coast. couple reside in Glen Innes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ Catholic Church
Tingha
Gowebh
Eileen Veronica McArdle
S. E. McArdie
McArdle
Robert Albert Day
M. Day
Glen Innes
Day
Father Doherty
Bundarra
Herb
Len McArdle
Robyn
Ray Day
Frank McArdie
Tingha Palais
N. McArdle
L Duncan
Toddler Falls From Car Window in Ryand Ra Scene
A year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. James Cleary fell from a car window while passing a gate at a residence in Ryand Ra scene. The infant, named John, was unharmed and later evaluated at New Hospital with no injuries found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
James Cleary
Ryand Ra Seh
Shale
Obituary of William Ince of Tenterden 79
William Ince, 79, of Tenterden, died at Armidale and New England Hospital. A native of Armidale, he managed Mr. R. T. Vyner’s property for 11 years, then lived at his own Brighton estate for 46 years. He married Mary Baxter in 1902. she died twelve years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. E. H. Cook and nephew Roy. Funeral at Ollera Church, burial in Ollersa cemetery. Rev. R. Kirby officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
New England Hospital
Wiliam Ince
Tenterden
Newenden
R. T. Vyner
Brighton
Mary Baxter
Inne
E. H. Cook
Roy
Walter Baxter
Ollera Church
Ollersa
R. ‘. Kirby
Death of Mr Reuben Reeves of Guyra
Mr Reuben Reeves aged 50 a native of Wandsworth died recently in Armidale and New England Hospital. He was the son of Mrs E Reeves and the late Mr H Reeves of Guyra and pursued farming. He leaves three brothers H W J W E Reeves all of Guyra and three sisters Mrs L Copeland Guyra Mrs W Cook Newcastle and Mrs E T Cockburn Guyra. The Church of England service was conducted at St James and burial followed in the Guyra cemetery with Rev R F Kirby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Reeves
Wandsworth
Armidale
New England
H. Reeves
Guyra
Messrs. H, W. J
W. and
E. Reeves
L. Copeland
W. Cook
Newcastle
Prominent dog breeder now lives at Guyra
Mrs A C Ballard a prominent dog breeder and proprietor of Dalzar Kennels formerly of Lawrence registers with the RAS Kennel Club in 1931 She owns champions Norglen Bluebow and Miss Tempo with prize progeny Melford Mandy and Nat Rose winning multiple Brisbane Royal Exhibition prizes The Dalzar Kennels have earned numerous trophies and Mrs Ballard plans to exhibit at the Armidale Kennel Club show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ballard
Spa
Delzar
Mandy
Melford
Brisbane
Goidhrae Cheenah
Sydney
Dalzar Nal Rose
Trish
Bhiteh
Royal National Kennel Club
Nat Rose
Coff's Harbour
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Gryra
Yshere
Australia
Powerdrunk
Beryl Mitchell
Ollera Street
Coolangatta
Bex Don
S Ld
Elaine Cutmore
Commercial Bank
Len Lyes
Charles Mitchell
Bob Hennessey
John Archibald
Tom Phelan
Russell King
Moree Dor
A. Webeck
Milthorpe
Mrs. . Turner
O Ollera Street
F. Hirschberg
Manly
F. McCauley
Malpas Street
M. Rodenby
Tenterfield and
Brisne
Don Jackson
K. Lee
Guym
Tenterfield
Church ,of England Men's Society
Gunnedah
J. H. Love
Commercial Bank of Australia
Berrigan
Harvey Kilminister
Bradley Street
Chemists
Tamworth
West Berlin
Hans
Life Magazine
Robert Neville
Otis Barton
California
Barton
American College of Surgeons
Irving Innerfield
New York Medica College
London Daily Express
Food Ministry
Holmes
Publiny
Orisane
St. Joseph's
Doreen
Margaret McArdle
Hobyn Murphy
P. L. Martyn
the Steel Co
Oe Austentia
Guyra Post
Seok Ao
William Ince
Elf
Beesley
Lucas
H. Beesley & Sons Pty. Limited