Obituary of E G Bell Manilla resident at 23
Mr E G Bell died after a long illness at Hughes Creek Road Manilla aged 23. He was the second youngest son of Mr and Mrs W Bell of Riverview Manilla and ran a poultry farm two miles from Manilla. He married Mabel Jones and left two children Mervyn and Nevil. Brothers Archie Edward and Robert Bell. Funeral held Sunday with Rev R G White officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee George Well
Hughes Creel Road
Manilla
Mr Bell
W. Bell
Riverview
Mabel Jones
al’ Jones
Numoi River
Mervyn
Nevil
Archie and
Edward
Robert Bell
Queensland
Mr. Bell
Aoultry Fim
R. G. White
Juvenile Ball at Memorial Hall Draws Large Crowd
The Tuverily Gall event hosted last Wednesday by Vie WAC Church ladies drew about 300 attendees including many children inLaney costumes. Lorraine Tonks won best fanny dress. Jeanette Stewart and Pat ONeill shared best patriotic costume. John Kime won best clown. Paddy Collins earned cheapest costume. Special prizes went to Gordy and Mau as Grenadier Guards, Phillips Coorey as Madama Pompadong, Barbara She as Fairy Queen, Marleny Uiseax as Queen of Hearts, and Don Stewart as Cowboy. A generous slipper balance delighted the kids as they enjoyed the lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Vie Wac
Laney
Lorraine Tonks
Fanny
Jeanette Stewvt
Franco
Pat O'Neill
John Kime
Paddy Collins
We Keation
Tol Gordy
Jin Mau
Greimdior
Phillips. Coorey
Madama Pompadong
Barbara She
Marleny Uiseax
Don Stewart
Untitled Red Cross Note From Australian Chess Society
Miss Ida Marks secretary of the London Committees of her Australian Ted Chess Society replies to a game sent from Sydney after an attack on an Australian house. She writes no all pay and stands on font though this pastiche of Witler has tried to discriminate without success. Only damage is broken windows and smashed furniture as they endeavor to the best of their eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Marks
Tondon Conmittes
Ted Chess Society
Sydney
Witler’s
War weary Londoners find a paradise convalescent rest
An RAAF sergeant writing from a Central Mediterranean convalescent home describes it as a paradise. He praises the staff, food, and leisure amenities arranged for recovering personnel, noting swimming, sunbathing, and trips as part of a near perfect holiday made possible largely by Ted Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwyer
Vehenten
RAAF
Mediterranea
Paradise
Ted Cross
Bomb Splinter Hits Bomber In Daring France Raid
Australian aircrew recount a daylight raid over France where a bomb splinter pierced a bomber near its wireless operator. Korsman of Myall Lasses and others chased the piece through rain and sky, wondering how a fragment seemed to come from above and nearly hit the crew. The close call highlighted the danger of midair debris as the aircraft returned to base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korsman
Myall Lasses
On.s.w
France
Koraistin
Korsmin
Lawsin
Melbommne
Canterbury
Nsw
Wheat Development Brings Mixed Reactions Across District
Farmers report rapid wheat development with most praising the flowering stage while a minority remain cautious. A light frost overnight caused minor concerns but is not expected to cause significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rati
Brida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clothing Department
Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd
Ready Money Store
York ‘Cafe
Canberra
Glitsos & Domino
Ferguson
Price Yard
Hayle
Merri
A. Ca
Coorey
C. N. Scott
E. G. Bell
M. C. Mackenzie & Sons
Gilroy
Wood
A. C. Baker
F. W. North
A. C. Coulton
Brodericks
Peel Street
Tamworth
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