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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment references MPA with an updated plant and orders for clients, mentioning quality, a meet, and an address placeholder. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
A Wellington district social celebrated Harold Pickford and Miss Coxter coming of age with a double birthday dance. Guests enjoyed indoor games, singing, and toasts while Mrs Pickford and Mr Coster spoke. An accident near the Pickford home sent Mrs Wykes and a baby to hospital. her elbow injury and bruises were treated by a doctor after the fall.
Bowhay of succom with sheep at the Orange Show merinos taken to the show Tuesday morning and awarded three first prizes and a second. Elections loom as Mr Armstrong delivers an address and Mr A W Yeo to speak Saturday. Moore of Black Rox Yooval store returns to work after operation, with extended holiday. Mrs Englert of Maclean visiting relatives. Ellix and wife visit Mudgee for the weekend, detained returning home. A tax meeting held to commemorate Empire Day with plantings and dances for local pupils. A fundraiser plan discussed to assist Jack Morgan and family with a day of sport and a juvenile event. A cricket match from Pinnacle Road, Orange, ended with hosts prevailing. Gratitude expressed for community aid after the accident, with thanks to Tim related helpers. An illness in Stuart Town prompts hospital transfer. hopeful recovery. Monday’s paper notes the engagement of A Mills and Stella Clynes, well known in the district.
Rev Pathar Curran preaches on John the sole shepherd and the Catholic Church as one fold. He cites papal history from Pepin to Napoleon, argues Church unity through doctrine, and notes 326 million Catholics worldwide while urging faithful unity in faith and worship.
From Our Own Correspondents reports glimpses of religious practice and interdenominational discussions across Alpine regions and continental churches. The piece cites a Protestant missionary book on Christian occupation and universal worship, noting widespread prayer in Catholic and other churches while traveling through European locales.
The text argues for living faith over mere doctrine and recalls Judas’s betrayal as a warning. It notes pilgrims flocking to Rome for the Holy Year and cites Macaulay praising the Catholic Church as foundational, enduring through centuries before Britain’s and Rome’s eras. It envisions future travelers observing St Paul’s ruins from London Bridge.
Large attendance marked the weekend at tlw Aveny services and the Bt Mawhewe Ghureh turnout. Sunday worship occurred at HO and Union Churches led by Father Cunmek and Kos, with a Friday Reynolds Hall dance and RC Building Fund drive praised for support. A Macquarie-style social program featured music by Mr Ny Gardinar and performances by W Moxley Atlas Clothier, as planning moves toward a hospital social in Moyet Hall in May.
Weather remains cloudy with a few rain showers recorded during the week. A local election campaign features Progressive candidates stirring voters as farmers weigh candidates for Parliament. A chaff-cutter on Norman Rutherford’s property and a motor lorry accident, blamed on a unionist, mark local disruptions. Allan Minning plans to lease his property to Colin Davies and relocate to Sydney with family.
A Friday evening event at Gollan The . of B. Souja featured strong attendance from Fronall, Gourin, Elon and Spi cer's Crook. Mr. Henozen led an excellent orchestra with young musicians praised, while MC Mr. Bull steered the program. Competitions ended early as oil painting donated by Mrs. Alt Yeo sold for £4 10. Other items raised funds for a good cause, including Dermus presented by Mr. Tom Yeo fetching £6 2. Good Little Pig by Mina Muriel Hollow and envelopes from the charity stall contributed, with thanks to donors and organizers. Guests enjoyed a substantial repast prepared by local volunteers.
A Saturday evening Anzac Memorial Service was held at the Church of England conducted by Rev H Le Pratt a Great War veteran who was severely wounded. The Railway Carriage Commissioner will be at Yeoval on Friday at 2 0 pm to inspect and resolve depots. On Sunday Yeoval football club opened the season by beating Cumnock 22 to 0.
Fashion's Mount remains a lively hub of gaiety with dances hosted by Br. and Mrs. T. Daw son and Violin by W. Lee and Mrs. Norman Cohen. The column also notes illness of Mayrie Peterson at South Coast Hospital and political tensions around Labor candidate Ritchie. A motor bus runs from Bur rontong to Mumbii serving as mortuary conveyance for dowd rabbits turned-by.
Prolonged dry spell drains rainwater supplies in Howe Tunky leaving households faced with hard brackish well water for laundry cooking and drinking. Several residents travel to Orange for the Show while the stork brings a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Gough. Local school visits by Mr Price reveal satisfactory progress but enrollment and attendance remain below ideal levels for keeping the school open.
An advertising fragment promotes taking home a box of ice cream from the Golden Key, noting a freshness claim that it will keep for an hour. The clipped text emphasizes convenience and a short storage window.
In Memoriam notices list a charge of four and sixpence for a line, with an approximate 14 word line. Advance payment is required unless an account exists in the books. Orders by post must be prepaid.
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