Campbelltown Aldermen Review 1932 Year End Meeting
The Campbelltown Council held its last 1932 meeting on December 22 with most aldermen present. Items included correspondence on Christmas flag displays, rail passenger drop offs, Wedderburn Road maintenance, Minto water supply costs, and tenancy tenders for the council quarry paddock. The Mayor extended season’s greetings and paid tribute to the late Alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown
T. Devlin
A. Munnery
Ald
Ald. A. Munnery
W. A. Edwards
Liverpool
England
Trans
Railway Department
Re Council
Sydney
Drainage Board
Ingleburn
Woodbury
Fitzgibbon
Wedderburn Road
Minto Water Supply
Westbury
Minto
Water Board
Camden
Ald. Westbury
Water and Sewerage Board
Unemployment Relief Council
Wedderburn
Ducat
Railway Street
Westbury and
Marlow
Works Committee
Railway Dept
Bessie Nicol
F. Colver
Death of Ernest Alfred Bugden Prompts Local Mourning
With profound regret the town records the death of Ernest Alfred Barney Bugden of Queen Street Campbelltown. His passing Monday afternoon shocked the community, as he was widely known and respected across the town and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Alfred
Barney) Bugden
Queen Street
Campbelltown
Bugden
Obituary: Albert Frank Leumeah Mitcherson Dies at 23
Albert Frank Leumeah Mitcherson of River Road East Minto died at Sydney Royal Prince Alfred Hospital after a month of illness. A native of Leumeah East Minto he was 23. His funeral was held Tuesday at Campbelltown Presbyterian cemetery with Rev J F Christian officiating. C A Nicol managed arrangements. The community extends condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menangle
Louis Bugden
Camden
Messrs. Poole and Wasson
Campbelltown
Arthur Phillips
Messrs. Phillips
Bugden
Ruby Fletcher
Queen Street
St. John’s
Father McHugh
Madeline
Bert
Joe
Kitty
Norman
Dorothy
C. A. Nicol
Albert Frank Leumeah Mitcherson
George Mitcherson
Arthur
William
Harry
Millie
Bob
Gladys
Violet
Mabel
Allan
River Road
East Minto
Sydney Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Leumeah
Campbelltown Presbyterian
J. F. Christian
Albert Edward Vicary dies after long illness
Albert Edward Vicary aged 82 died at Cobbutty residence on the 28th of December and was interred on the 29th in the Church of England cemetery of the village. The long time ill health marked the end of a valued resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Vicary
Cobbutty
Death of Mrs. Sarah Piggott of Campbelltown and Guildford
Word reached Campebelltown of the death in Guildford of Mrs. Sarah Piggott relict of the late Charles Piggott of Minto in her 79th year. She leaves four sons and three daughters and was buried in Campbelltown Congregational cemetery on Thursday.
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Campebelltown
Sarah Piggott
Charles Piggott
Minto
W. Dick
Messrs
George
Bert
Charles
Cecil
Alice
Danes
Campbelltown Congregational
Rainfall in Campbelltown Brings New Year Gifts
The Campbelltown district received appreciable rainfall this week, with the Campbelltown News gauge recording 103 points up to 8 am yesterday. A Wednesday evening storm brought hail but caused no serious damage. that storm added 38 points.
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Campbelltown
1933 Show Dates With A Childrens Fancy Dress Ball
The schedule lists show dates across towns from January 6 to March 31 including Dapto Albion Park Kiama Wollongong Berry Nowra Milton Kangaroo Valley Robertson Moss Vale Bowral Campbelltown Camden. A children s fancy dress ball at Ingleburn School of Arts drew a crowded hall with prize winners listed and thanks extended to donors.
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Dapto
Albion Park
Kiama
Wollongong
Berry
Nowra
Milton
Kangaroo Valley
Robertson
Mossvale
Bowral
Campbelltown
Camden
School of Arts
Ingleburn
D. Chivers
Perriette
Miss Bain
Miss Chivers
Bo Peep
Miss Maples
Miss Martin
Rainbow
Graham
Fairy
Miss Dunlop
Red Riding Hood
Moon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbelliswn Council
Cobbitty
Bringelly
Camden Sale
W. Larkin
Una Vicary
Ernest Alfred Bugden
Albert Edward Vicary
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