Quiet wedding at Holy Trinity Glen Innes to Bernard Sweeney and Virgy Hadley
A quiet wedding united Bernard William Sweeney and Virgy Evelyn Hadley at Holy Trinity Church of England Glen Innes with Rev G H Rae officiating. The couple, honeymooning to Sydney then the south, will reside in Forbes where Sweeney is a railway officer. Also reported are a motorbike collision involving L P Dutton with injuries, and a concerted effort by White and Sons to fund and build a Bald Blair school with a local teacher appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church of England
Glen Irnes
Bernard William Sweeney
Itt
Thomas Sweeney
Tamworth
Virgy Evelyn Hadley
Police
Alfred Hadley
Hadley
Guyra
G. H. Rae
Rita Hadley
D. F. Sweeney
Hunt's Cafe
Glen Innes
Sydney
Mrs. Sweeney
Forbes
Mr. Sweeney
L. P. Dutton
Mr. Dutton
Dutton
Bald Blair Station
Education Department
Messrs
F. J. White and Sons
Bald Blair
Rockvale
C. Hawkins
Welcome home socials planned by Soldiers Welfare and Comforts Fund
The Soldiers Welfare and Comforts Funds committee discussed welcoming home returning service personnel. They agreed the Shire Council should be advised, and invited Red Cross Society ladies to help with socials. The first welcome home social is set for October 16 with monthly repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Welfare and Comforts Funds
W. J. Brodie
Sules
Returned Soldiers’ League
Shire Council
Soldiers Welfare and Comforts Fund
G. A. Jones
Comforts Fund
Max Pearson
T. TL. Cardy
W. Chisholm
Jones
Red Cross Society
Messrs
Pete Jones
T. L. Caddy
Ladies of the Red Cross Society
Prince of Wales Dies From Cricket Ball Accident
Frederick, Prince of Wales, father of George III, died after being struck by a cricket ball in a tragic accident. The event shocked the royal circle and raised questions about sporting dangers among nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George III
Frederick Prince of Wales
Armidale News Publisher Credit Line
Printed and published by Roy Leslie Blake for The Guyre Argus proprietors The Armidale News paper Co. Ltd at 113 Faulkner Street Armidale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leslie Blake
Guyre “Argus
The
Armidale Newspaper Co. Ltd
Faulkner-street
Armidale
Tenterden ACF Announces Patriotic Sports Carnival
The Tenterden sub branch of the Comforts Fund plans a sports carnival on the hall allotment last Saturday of the month to aid the Red Cross Society. Earlier the branch raised 7/7 from a dance, with proceeds shared equally between the Red Cross Society and the Comforts Fund. Secretary J B Mould noted the social event was satisfactory and drew several couples from Guyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterden
The
Comforts Fund
Red Cross Society
Pow Cross Society
J. 8. Mould
Guyra
Navy Personnel Count Sees Surprising Fluctuation in 1911 and 1944
Analyzing isolated figures shows in December 1911 the Navy roster listed 4H personnel numbers, while by year end 1944 the total stood at 3,227,525. The record highlights shifts across eras, reflecting wartime expansion and reorganization.
Inverell Cordials Get New Agent At July Fourth
Notice announces W. C. Cave of GT appointed agent for Inverell Cordials to be sold under Snowclad Products. Contact Mr Cave at the Argus Office for requirements. The company states boosting product sales boosts profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cave
Inverell
Cave
Argus
Inverell Cordials Ltd
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Prom
Sweeney-Hadley
Tenterden Acf
Mark
Savings Bank
Hank
Victory
Golden Fleece Oils & Greases
H. C. Sleigh
R. B. MacDonald
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