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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
2
Ex service men in Armidale hear RS L president denounce New South Wales for cutting land settlement funding. He cites Edgeroi Estate gains since 1948 to argue policy is harming ex servicemen. He accuses state of using land policy to attack the Federal government.
Sergeant W. O. Hyland, in charge at Guyra Police Station for seven years, is transferred to Glen Innes and will assume duties next Monday. C. W. Hyland will replace the retiring Sergeant J. Scott at Glen Innes. Hyland has lived in Guyra seven years. Other short notices list holidays and visitors from Warwick, Brisbane, South Guyra, Ollera Street, Dutton Parade, Abbotsford, Sydney, Bradley Street.
Mrs A Watson of Sedge Fen Lakenheath Suffolk and her husband with 13 children eight sons and five daughters sail from Liverpool on September 23 to settle at Wandsworth Australia. The family includes 18 year old son Timothy and younger children age from one week to 18, with Mr Watson aged 42 and skilled in country life. The Ward family will relinquish their Willowgreen nine bedroom home as migrants arrive.
Emily Mary Rose 76 died at her Rocky River home on 20th alt after a stroke two years ago. Survived by six sons Rex Norman William Thomas Clarence Ray and Mrs E A Miller and two sisters Bert Bennett Lil Parton, the funeral was at Uralla from the Methodist Church to the cemetery. Captain Walker of the Salvation Army led the service praising her Christian fortitude and character.
A collage reviews holiday disappointments and the glamour of dreams, cites Dr. John Williams on music induced fainting fits and epileptic episodes, notes non musical sounds provoking attacks, and mentions Egypt’s headwear policy shifts plus a local broadcasting anecdote.
The chief ring steward H R Moffatt reports tests at Innes show centre and notes competitors must bring their own horses. Past bullock ridings were suggested for omission to divert prize money to a buckjumps contest as few entered the camp draft.
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