Mt Russell Social and War Function Notes
Local events wrap up a busy week with social gatherings at the Reed Hall. Mt Russell War Punctiona plans a June 9 meeting while C W A ladies set a June 18 social for King’s Birthday funds for the British Children’s Relief Fund. Mr Bowster assumes railway station duties as Mr Griffiths departs.
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Bowster
Leu
Griffiths
Macdonaldtown
Mt. Russell
Mr. Russell
British Children's Relief Fund
Rob Roy Dance Honors Local Benefactors During Empire Night
At Empire night a ceremony praised Mr and Mrs Bendeich for long service to the community. Speakers lauded their work as hall committee members while Miss Hilda Bendeich and others were recognized for association with local clubs and church roles. Empire Day celebrations faced bad weather but attracted attendees and prizes. A hospital dance last Saturday raised over £21, underscoring local support.
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Bendeich
Go Lenard
Ft Pieffer
GG Lavard
Tents Club
Hilda Betieich
Gies Walersel
Chub
Frank Crawford
Chitech
Endeich
Rob Roy
Garley
Geoll
Lismisay
Peatleas
Berkelel
Bentearh
Benderen Wee
Tierraiy
Meir Mimi Pena
Alan Campbell
Parents and Clivens Association
H. J. Campbell
Tingha Queen of the Roses event and Tingha wedding
A Tingha community evening featured music by Mesdames Hayden and White, a garden setting, and a queen competition won by Enid Duncan with 57 points. The same weekend, Dore teen McDonald married William John in St Andrew's Tingha, with reception at the bride's home and Rev Evans officiating.
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Mesdames Hayden
BE. White
Val Harding
Wistaria
Will
Enid Duncan
Nola Dettmann
Joy Nielaen
Madame Butterfl
Beulah Biewart
Madame Bouljet
Joy Hines
Rose Marie
Paules
J. Symen
Symes
Tingha
Stark
Huth Dunran
Bey
Donald
Avery Prey
St Andrew's
Tinghta
Wites Dore Teen
Mra Ro
McDonald
Tinglia
Williamn Joh
Upqulidee
Tinta
Miss Stark
Audrey Foster
Georgette
D Wilson
Urquhart
Evans
Long Street Talk Ends With Plumber Hint
Two women chatted in the street for a long time when one abruptly ends the talk saying she must go to the plumber because her husband is at home with his thumb on a burst pipe until he arrives.
Local Hall Committee Reports Evening Competitions
The hall committee lists results from competitions held. Euchregeni and E Finn placed first and second in the gentlemen’s event while Mrs. Bendeich and Pinney led the ladies’ division with Mrs. McDonald also winning a prize.
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Euchregeni
E. Finn
E. Eddy
Bendeich
Ee Pinney
Aes
McDonald
Copeton dances raise funds for philanthropic objectives
Residents of Copeton hosted dances to support philanthropic objectives with proceeds including pillow shams and sweets donated by Mr Flood Mrs Moore and Mrs Gale. Prizes such as a chocolate waltz won by Mr and Mrs Monckton and a mystery parcel by Mrs Leese highlighted the evening, which featured a supper and charged 16 admission, ending with God Save the King. The next dance is June 28 with finalisation of a pound cake prize.
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Pathiser
Flood
Moore
H. E. Gale
Copeton
Copeton Boyally
God Save the King
Need for Unity Labor Member's View
Labor MLA Herbert Yeates writes to party leaders amid Canberra talks about unity and leadership. He notes timing and emphasis on presenting a united front in Parliament during a tense period, urging cohesion as the Opposition weighs strategy and policy alignment.
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Herbert Yeates
Queensand
Hernia
Thase Beer
Canberra
Djeulyra
Inc
Wil
CuUrtlin
Loncon
Toe Inc
Latour
Alian Marty
Face powder myths and aging questions debated
Readers discuss whether face powder ages or improves appearance. The dialogue touches on brands, effects, and cultural beliefs, with questions about powder usage, aging, and self presentation. A host of names and terms appear as readers raise concerns about cosmetics and identity.
Charmosan Face Powder Broad Retail Distribution
Charmosan face powder marketed for nationwide chemist and draper stores with chain outlets listed. Product labeled in Rachel Naturelle Peene Susan Ross and Blanche Small bon 14 Large box 26, Solu distributed to chemists and stores.
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Rachel
Naturelle Peene
Susan Ross & Blanche
Small Bon
Solu
Drapers
Are you clever about your skin
A vintage style skincare blurb promotes the Charmo san cold cream as a nightly routine. It claims nine months of care, removing makeup and dust, toning, refreshing, and firming the skin through regular use.
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Tlis
Charmosan Cold Cream Sold by Chemists and Stores
An advertisement notes Charmosan cold cream available in Boudoir jars of 26 and tubes of 11 sold by all chemists drapers and stores including Chain Stores.
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