Urbenville CWA Meeting Plans and Local Gifts
Urbenville CWA meeting chaired by Mrs C E Hofman discussed the belle of the ball amusement with Killackey orchestra. Members agreed to transport to Bonaibo birthday party on August 1 and to donate £5 to the queen commut. Treasurer showed £17 4 9 in credit. Proceedings noted electricity extension delays and abeyance of the Masonic Lodge land issue until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbenville
C.W.A
C. E.hofman
Hoffman
A. & Donovan
Kill‘ackey
Brux
Bonaibo
Urdenville
Woodenbong
Eld
Nd Hall
Casino
Masonic Lodge
CWA
Communist rise in Southeast Asia forecast by U S envoy
New York dispatch quotes Edward Stanton arriving on furlough after five years in Bangka. He predicts a likely Communist move into Southeast Asia, possibly via Siam, as Chinese Communist reverses in Korea push them to regain prestige. He does not confirm specific targets or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commmunists
Southeast Asia
Edward Stanton
Mir Stanton
Banga
Stanton
Korea
Urbenville Social Notes Include Visits and Holiday Plans
Mrs George Pheeney visits her daughter at Muilumbimbu s while Hughie Thompson holidaying with her daughter Mrs Niger at Con's Harbour. Micol remains patient in Youle Memorial Hospital. Mr Ross Hofman lists his parents Mr and C E Hofl- as part of the community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbenville
George Pheeney
Muilumbimbus
Hughie Thompson
Niger
Con's Harbour
Micol
Youle
Ross Hofman Isting
Cn C. E. Hofl
Unclear fragmentary report mentions Rosewood names and travels
Fragmentary OCR notes include Mr Colliery and Mrs ee and Darryl with Ken and Messrs Gordon and others returning to Rosewood. references to a payee Sheehan and a Bess Whiterth, a weekly lay, a holiday attd Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olliery
Mre
Darryl
Ken
Messrs
Gordon
Pers
Rosewood
Inglewood Residents Welcome Visitors and Relatives
Mr and Mrs R J Millard and children are home at Inglewood with relatives from Conlanguitta and Coolangat. Mr and Mrs C J Neal and Mrs Hodge formerly of Warwick have taken up residence in Inglewood. Mr and Mrs H Cresswell are visiting Brisbane. Sgt Liz Thompson and Desa Vigited Toowoomba are noted. Mr and Mrs W Watson and Mr and Mrs J Smith traveled to Toowoomba after a week in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
R.J
Millard
Hodge
Warwick
Brisbane
H Cresswell
Swerwice
Liz Jompson
Toowoomba
Sie
W. Watson
J. Smith
Toowoom
Fiewce
H. A
Shoowoom
Stanthorpe Visitors Visit Over Holiday Break
Stanthorpe residents hosted visitors during the holiday break. Michael Danaher of the Commonwealth Bank staff visited his mother in Stanthorpe. John Gibson of Kyogle stayed with Miss Mars Hilton and the R Eilien family in Stanthorpe. Mrs Gibson’s illness improved. Bob Bennett Robyn renewed acquaintances at Dalby. J OBrien and Miss Paul OBrien left for Southport. John Ryan of the National Bank, recently transferred to Peranga, spends annual leave with his parents in Symes Street. Downlands alumni Peter Hilton and Cecilia attended the annual Toowoomba reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTA Urpe
O. K. Phillips
John
Bris
Patricia
Jacquline Pierpoint
Michael Danaher
Commonwealth
Brisbane
Stanhare
John Gibson
Kyogle
Tie France
Mars Hilton
Denham
Southport
Robert
Lbourne
John Ryan
The
National Bank
Ambulance Ladies hold Urbenville meeting and queen event
The Urbenville Ambulance Ladies Auxiliary met on Saturday with an attendance of members. President Mrs A E Donovan chaired as secretary Mrs M Orth resigned due to ill health, replaced by Mrs H Moss. The group approved queen crowning plans for July 27 at Woodenbong and arranged catering for a police ball with a Brisbane orchestra. Also reported profits from a monthly street stall organized by Mrs H Mulachy. Inglewood club ball drew a large crowd with MC Mr C Rawlings and doorman Mr A Ralph. notable attire noted among attendees.
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Urbenville
A. E. Donovan
M. Orth
H. Moss
F. Donnelly
Brisbane
Garden Notes June Sowings and Planting Guide
Garden notes list June sowings including Alyssum Antirrhinum Bellis Calendula Calliopsis Candytuft Carnation Chrysanthemum Glarkis Dianthus Gaillardia Gedetia Gypsophila Heuchera Larkspur Linaria Lobelia Lupins Poppies Verbena Wallflower. Also bulbs and tubers for planting out roses carnations pelargoniums violets ornamental trees shrubs and vegetables like broad beans cabbage endive lettuce mustard onions parsley peas radish turnips under frames early tomatoes artichokes asparagus rhubarb roots garlic herbs.
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Ting
The Larkspur annuals for garden beds and borders
The Larkspur is a hardy free flowering plant ideal for all growth stages. It prefers fresh seed, responds to rich manure, and grows well in any soil with light staking in high winds. Seeds broadcast then thinned to eight inches apart yield sturdy plants. Two varieties reach three feet, with colors across pink white old rose crimson blue lilac and salmon, including mixed color blends.
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Derkspur
New Urbenville Show Society elects new officials
The Urbenville and District APH and I Society held its annual meeting at Urbenville on Saturday. President P M Connell accepted the chair and praised volunteers for cattle yards work and show grounds improvements. Secretary H G Reeks announced committee elections and officers, with Mr. P M Connell as president and several re-elected and new stewards named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Moss
D. Mulcahy
B. Martin
C. W. Graham
H. G. Reeks
Messrs
A. J. Reid
E. G. Brubbings
A. Iverson
J. M. Hayes
P.M. Connell
D. M. Mulcahy
M. Connell
W. J. Hayes
M. W. Reid
A. K. Mulcahy
M. H. Mulcahy
J. R. Iverson
A. W. Sommerlad
H. Moss
J. W. "Hayter
Smith
Jun
W. Wilson
J. K Mulcahy
H. Smith
Sea
P Connell
J. F. Bennett
C. E. Hoffman
D.T. Guest
R. J. Murphy
R.H. Clark
W. ‘Hill
P. M. Connell
A W. Sommeriad
J. W. Hayter
A. Mulcahyry
Ure Society
Sexviers
QPS
Conia
Digger Notes and Meeting Recap with Subscriptions
A weekly digger notes column reports a Monday executive meeting and the resignation of a member. It mentions inquiries into army goods and concessions for ex servicemen, plus reminders about late subscriptions. An obituary notes the death of Tom Jams, a foundation member of the Warwice unit.
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Mar Ono
Bob Waltisbuhl
Wright
Percy Hell
Canberra
Tom Jams
Bas Bane
Warwice
Jan Pean
God
Tannymorel School Sports Association Elections
Owing to clement weather attendance at the school sports day was smaller than last year. Shake and R were elected joint secretaries. Milward and another were named treasurer. A credit of about £22 was disclosed. The date was fixed for September 21. No changes this year. points to first second and third.
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Clement
Czear
Milward
Urbenville Junior Farmers Club Revival
Urbenville district Junior Farmers Club revives after wartime recess with 1951 executive led by President W Davies and Vice Presidents J W Hayter Connell and K Trustam. Committee appoints project supervisors for calf and cattle judging pig raising vegetable growing and poultry raising and flower gardening. Meetings set for the first day of each month with July to form a full executive.
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Urbenvilli
Urbenville
Junior Farmers’ Club
W. Davies
J. W. Hayter
Connell
K. Trustam
R. Murphy
P. Donnelly
J. W Wilson
My. Donnelly
Messrs
Murphy
J Hayter
P Connell
Wilson
Mesdames Connell
Murphy Tome
Davies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crowes
Palmerin Street
Iciaiiz
Australia
Urbenville Branch
Asia
Ataric
Bayle
Eleche
Electrice
Wang
Motor Service
Qld
Northern Rivers of Now
Howards Ltd
Adelaide St
SAMS
RAAF
Americ
US Navy
Stanthorpe
Masonic Hall
C. Rawlings
M.C
A. Ralph
M. Kleinhanns
Pradella
Orgavly
J. McDougall
McLennan
M .Toelman
Apsey
Pinte Taffery
0. Bridella
Plue Lacy
the Larkspur
Show Society
Tannymorel School Sports Association
Urbenville Junior Farmers’ Club
Sims
W. Carlton-Smith Optometrist
Whig
Vane A
Eooms
ARLTO
Poe i Seale
Ser
Camervic
Im Silver Service
McOnnell’s
King Street
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