Local Notices and Social Roundup from the Week
Exclusive week summary reports a cold southerly wind with light showers, desires for more rain, and a variety of local items. Updates include road work by Button Brothers on an old hotel job, Mrs Tapsy Uswoont under care, the common trust letter from Mr Tony Smith resigning, and hospital news at Memorial Hospital in Berwell Syuod. Householders and local figures such as Mra Vii Boos return from Wellington Hospital. Jean Wallin, second daughter of Mee Walley, visits. Dowd and Sullivan buy Syd Newell’s property next to their dwelling.
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Cowie
Dally
Bnesneer
Ecouhora Ghire
Ing Mort
Button Brothers
Apocialiat
Byrnes
Common Trust
Mrr
Tony Smith
Smith
Aoelal
Gunde
Krowles Ae
Antes Went
Dubbo
Bodangora
Adeteo
Allan Kuss Acoma
Baers
Hall
Ais
Jean Wallin
Mee Walley
Lawal Post
Sydney
Hoyas
Memorial Hospith Berwell Syuod
Waverley
Maryue Saiiers
Ydeed
Wan Asuyiif
Mico Wallis
Miss Wallin
Eald
Messrs Dowd
Sullivan
Syd. Newell
Dolding
Something Better in Coffee Something Better in Coffee
A garbled OCR passage mentions coffee and names such as Halil Tis, Sydney, and MibeWo. It reads like an experimental note or misread text with scattered phrases about a year, places, and possible titles but no coherent event or clear participants.
Royal Show banquet honored Dunn and others at table
The report praises Mr W. W. Dunn for his place at the Royal Show banquet. A baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. George Messing, both mother and child reported well. Master Day Dutfield, Tim, studies at Bathurett Agricultural College and enjoyed holidays. Mrs. Mary Lang marked her twenty first birthday with a party. dancing and songs were enjoyed. In cricket Burrundong beat Latin by seven runs in a five-inn innings after a long match with Stuaet Town bowling noted as weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dunn
Fabour
George Messing
Day Dutfield
Tim
Bathuret
Maater
Arthurville quarrying woes and land justice concerns
Local notes reveal fears the Moloungefiubbu railway line takeover may trigger quarry closure and harmful blasting. A returned soldier’s land dispute over street expansion and compensation is cited as a broader injustice. Other items mention phosphates delivery at Arthurville station for wheat lands, droughty autumn, and residents still in Sydney on holidays.
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Molungefiubbu
Guy
North Shore Bridge
Arthurville
Sydney
Dry weather pockets danger as fires hit properties
The passage notes continued dry conditions with little change expected. A blaze destroyed a table end chaff shed owned by J Yoo of Aldérindy and damaged a horse stable and an adjacent building tied to an Overland motor car. M Simmune also lost possessions in a similar fire, while a narrow escape occurred when a house lit by petrol fire threatened the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
J. Yoo
Aldérindy
Waam Overland
M. Simmune
Every Lady Must Read This Te Mvs Wret Tar
Fragmentary note reads Every Lady must read this urging awareness. No clear event or attribution found. text is incomplete and lacks identifiable persons or organizations.
Easter Monday events brighten town programme
On Easter Monday the kiddies enjoyed a lively day with many events for young and old. The programme ran smoothly thanks to the tireless efforts of the tasher. Mr and Mrs Curry, back from a fortnight in the city, returned home refreshed. Mo J We Yeo of Hyedown sent a truck of wethers to Fleming ton yards, securing 45/ each. The sheep were sold through local agents Geo. Rindfleish and others. Thoehy, M.L.A., passed through en route to a Dunedoo meeting. The Dubbo to Binnaway motor train remains popular, with trains well patronised and passenger comfort improved over the old mixed-service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younge
D. Curry
Mo. J. We Yeo
Hyedown
Flemington
Oval
Dubbo
Cundumbul hall to install tank and piano amid rain hopes
Trustees plan a 1000 gallon tank and fire equipment for the hall after paying for the building and report a near sixty three dollar sports balance sheet. A piano purchase is planned, and the annual school picnic on May 2 is expected to be a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Pama
Swindle Haw
Hin
Nebrasks
Bull
Mulligan
Taylor
I Tennnis
Harsh winter affects pastures and ploughing in Georgia.
The absence of rain marks a dull period for pastures with ground hardness hindering ploughing. Acreage seems reduced from prior years, signaling a smaller season crop. A social gathering at Mrs Gide dings Georte celebrated Mr Matthews and Miss Sparkes with gifts. Local trotting club eyes a May 18 meeting and tennis team of six prepares for competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsa
C. Matethews
Mise V
Sparkes
T- Gide Dings
Georte
Matthews
Mins Sparkes
Ineal
Elch
Geurie teams eye crucial match amid injuries
The Geurie club prepares for a key contest with Amaroo between Dubbo and Orange as home players Le Merle Dunlop Wellied McLeay Webster and Miller expected to start. In hospital news Gib of Geurie has fully recovered from a hand injury and returns home. A boy from Geurie was seriously injured by a tin accident last Thursday. treatment involved gas and several internal repairs, other children unharmed. A social dance to raise funds for the RC building fund will be held at Reynald’s hall Georie on Friday the 2nd, organized to boost finances.
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Ard
Ioc
Suor le Merle
K. Dunlop
T. Well
McLeay
PR. Webster
R. Miller
Amaroo Clit
Mo Ug
Orange
Gor Expon
Geurle
Thin Mateh
Wallington
Reynald’s
Georio
Local notes on travel and farming during wintry spell
Mr and Mrs H Lowcock returned home on Monday after an extended Sydney holiday. Mr B Pardell and family left Thursday for annual leave. A bleak wind and light rain marked midweek as farming ground stayed hard and tractors patrolled fields. Lint Hansford returned from Sydney with a new Austins and other locals reported racing buyers at Sydney horse sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lowcock
Sydney
B. Pardell
Lint Hansford
Motoriste
Chay
Peacock
Das
Quirk
Spicer's Creek notes on social events and weather hints
The column lists local happenings at Spicer's Creek including the Goolma Church of England social at Goolmia School Arts on the 29th, tennis match results with J Donnelly's team defeating locals, Burns family moving to Wellington, a flu epidemic spreading through households, anglers' disappointment on the Mudgee River, Mrs Hughie Ross's health improvement, L J Durdan's marriage in Lentville, road repairs progress, election candidates hopping around, and school reopens on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donnelly
Rpier's Creek
Burns
Wellington
PL McDonald
L. J. Duredan
Lenville
Vera Hallow
Forthcomine
Refined Flavour in Tea Weave Vioevimr mo a mary yor
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered phrases about tea flavor refinement and mentions various garbled terms. The legible content offers no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a factual news item.
Yeoval notes farewell to Dr Miles and local happenings
After the Eapter vacation rumors spread of more new cars arriving in Yeoval. On Monday a valedictory speech praised Dr Miles as a trusted medical man whose departure to Cabramatta would be hard to replace. The gathering presented him with a roll of bank notes and farewells were spoken by local figures. A memorial service for St Lukes Anglican Yeoval was planned for April 26.
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Milen
Yooval
Cabramatta
G. H. Bowhay
Moetar
Hin Abil
Ax & Citizen
Klum
Hie Wiley
Yeuval
Uiswiet
Wenge
Lae Wown
St. Lukes Church of England
Yeoval
Ayewe
Twhony
Uy Miskell
Yurneys
Jack Miskell
Wellington
Davin
Sonraweenak
Royal Motel
Tuealay
Motor car fire and court sentences in Cumnock
George Sull ivan s motor car caught alight Friday. Upholstery damaged. police court heard youths Nugent Templeton Tierney Nesbitt ages 16 to 18 charged with using a motor car without permission. Nugent fined £20 plus costs. others given 12 months probation and costs. Additional fines for drunkenness. Yeoval Wellington trip cancelled. depot details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sullivan
Patrick Nugent
Wyatt Templeton
Wm. Tierney
Mervyn, Nesbitt
Mn. G. Shepherd
P.M
Randolph Miller
Nugent
Wade
Anas
Temple~ Tan
Michael Hearty
Anzac Day Church Services Across Denominational Line
The bulletin lists Easter week and Anzac day services at Catholic, Baptist, Salvation Army, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches in Wellington Bodangora Geurie and surrounding areas. Times range from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m with memorial addresses and hymns available to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Wellington
Bert Bradford
Pam
F. J. Dunkley
Bodangora
Joseph Turnbull
Finger Post
F. J. Dunkle
Seatonyilie
Luke Bilock
Dancing Madame L. M. Chausaz Teaches Private Dancing
Madame L M Chausaz of France and long time Academie de Danse member offers private lessons in Boston area. Teaches Paris style dances for adults and juveniles including Boston, Jazz, Fox Trot, Blues, One Two and Five Steps. Swedish drill and children specialization available Thornton Street address and phone listed.
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L. M. Chausaz
France
Academie de Danse
Paris
Ill
Boston
Miss Magkay Announces Private Dancing Classes
Miss Magkay planned private dancing lessons for beginners every Wednesday at 8 p.m. and a daytime session from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in December. The start was postponed due to the heat.
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