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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
8
The club will hold qualifying rounds for the championship next Sunday starting at 3:30 am. Players will play 18 holes with a two-tee start and a 96 hole stroke handicap. Two teams or players are listed with unclear names in the provided text.
The UCHA event drew a record turnout of two dozen players for a Friday night match. Mrs Carrol won the ladies prize with 8 games, while Sir Tyann led the men with 9 wins. Next Friday closes the month with a billed encore and a strong field including Genta Wright and G Thompson among contenders.
The meeting discusses a pit left in dangerous condition under council control and calls for action. The mayor, Aldermen, and PP Board members debate ownership, land rights, and possible ministerial intervention to secure a suitable site and supplies for the town.
The scrambled OCR lists numerous players and pairs including Crowley, MADE, Danssil, Kien, Lamson, Cameron, Daley, Wilkine, Nermcott, Graham, Thomson, Tonkin, Sehmiede, Reid, and More. It notes a start time at 130 to allow the entire field to finish the round, with Pigg beginning to pace the event.
Tomorrow an 18 hole stroke play in conjunction with the second round of the championship determines eight to qualify for match play. In the A grade Mrs Snow and Ming M Mitchell lead with pairs including Crossley Vernon Lonadale Rayner Presa OGrady Underwood and others. Yesterday a four ball event produced results for Vernon Coleman Snow Rumble McFarland Robson Dunbar Snodgrass and Crostes.
Fragmented text describes a mare and rider event with references to a town crowd, a few names, and an escape trip. The legible items include mentions of Johnston, Hank Whe Verh, and Mieka, with scattered partial phrases about people watching, riders, and a planned trip.
A fragmented advert style notice extols a cosmetic powder praised by younger users. It mentions beauty benefits and claims of improving complexion while appealing to a youthful audience. The text uses promotional language and hints at personal care products.
An old advertisement notes Gnarmosan face powder widely available in Laenes and other stores. It highlights tan improvements and mentions a bold impact, with mentions of chemists drapers and shuren and a reference to the Angeal saree in the copy.
Readers report a garbled message about a face massage and cleansing with scattered phrases. The note mentions an unnamed woman, makeup removal, dust, and a cryptic reference to Charmovan cold creein. No clear person, place, or event is established.
The ceremony featured Miss Evelyn Woodland of Tumut and Miss Dorothy Tomlinson of Inverell as bridesmaids. The bride wore heaven blue taffeta with blue gloves and rose posies, while the bridegroom’s party included Alan Tongue as best man and Noel Swain as groomsman. A reception followed at the Blue Room and the couple planned a North Coast tour, with the bride’s parents and other relatives attending in elegant attire.
The article recalls the marriage of Lamon and Proves vouween, noting family ties and the community gathers for the ceremony. It describes the bride, guests, and the warm reception, mentioning the couple’s hopeful future and the celebratory atmosphere.
Report highlights a plentiful duck population as a hunter recently traveled the western country following the season and observed many birds along waterways and swampland.
The annual report reveals 227 prosecutions for selling liquor without a license. It notes that unlicensed premises already run a huge business and the scale is increasing to an alarming extent.
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