Yeoval Weekend Weather Notes and Local Notices
The weekend weather near Yeoval was showery with light hail at times and only light rain recorded. A nic-nac sale for Miss Della Sparkes and her marriage to Mr. F McLean of Baldry featured speeches and dancing at the picture theatre on the 24th. Other items include a seed bed lecture by Mr. B M Arthur, exam results from Good Samaritan Convent, a Patterson Cup tennis match win by Yeoval, theatre renovations, a Googodery Cup tennis match, and local personal notices including Mary Ritchie’s return to nursing and several residents visiting cities or returning home. The death of Miss Kathleen Miller is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Sparkes
Picture Theatre
F. McLean
Baldry
J. A. Stapleton
Miss Sparkes
B. M. Arthur
Agricultural Bureau
Southern Crogs Business College
Good Samaritan Convent
Echool
St. Columba's
Clare Arthur
Pegey Laing
George Ryan
Molong
Star
Roxy Talkies
Les Matthews
Art Craft
Sydney
Cumnock
Yeoval
Yeovaal
Mary Ritchie
J. Vaughan
F. Kerin
Obley
Agricultural College
Tmawkesury
C. Clifford
Parkes
R. Downey
L. Whiteley
Nyngan
Weather and union notes from Maryvale update
No heavy rain, crops need soaking but some promising fields exist. Severe colds on the rise. Local Agricultural Bureau and Wheat Growers Union meetings planned for Maryvale on August 5 to discuss a price fair to wheat growers and collective action within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Bureau
R. TF. Oakes
Maryvale
Wheat Growers’ Union
N.S.W
Local resident laid to rest in Catholic cemetery
The death of a long time district resident shocked the community. She leaves three brothers and three sisters including Mrs Lovegrove Yeoval Mrs Brody Smithtown and Marie Yeoval. Surviving siblings live in Louis Cassilis Leo Sydney Stanley Ashfield. The body rested in a polished out casket and burial followed in the Catholic portion with prayers by Rev Father Brosnan of Molony. The writer extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovegrove
Yeoval
Brody
Smithtown
Marie
Louis
Cassilis
Leo
Sydney
Stanley
Ashfield
Father Brosnan
Molony
Bennisoni Watchmaker and Jeweller Named
F Bennisoni identified as a practical watchmaker and jeweller operating opposite Bowling Green on Percy Street, with location details indicating a downtown shopfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bennisoni
Bowling Green
Percy Street
Georie Drought Signs Amid Flooding and Frost Hopes
The Georie region reports variable weather with frequent clouds and rain expected, followed by warming days and crops showing moisture. Local wheat is moving from silos and a new courthouse and shops are planned, while concerns over drought and the Department of Agriculture persist. a dam accident, a social event, and golf activities accompany ongoing community notes and a town versus country girl competition featuring Miss Joyce Sicard and Miss Joyce Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georie
Geurie
Dixon
Gulgong-Wellington
Wals Tuan Efartad Feuer
Town News Deluge of Deaths And Local Fundraiser
In Stuart town three deaths occur in one week with J Thompson taken ill and died in Wellington. Mrs Eddy of Farnham also dies, followed by John Hughes of our town. A farewell for Rev and Mrs Bromley was held, and thanks offered by secretary Broadhurst for a successful event. Wellington Dramatic Society plans a fundraiser show for the District Hospital X-ray plant, ending with a dance. Weather remains harsh with bleak cold and scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Wellington
Eddy
Farnham
John Hughes
Our Town
Haley
Fashion's Mount Flu Abating at Dubbo Race Meeting
Congratulations to Mr James Quirk of Redbank on the success he had at the race meeting in Dubbo last week two of his horses ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James, Quirk
Redbank
Dubbo
Arthurville Gossip and Local Events In Brief
Epidemic illness grips the district with a persistent flu that eases with rain. L J Milson improves and plans to return home soon. Arthurville-Suntop parish tennis tournament at Fairview courts yields cups to Mrs Cosier and A McKenzie amid illness and rain. Frances Harris wins a trophy while lunch and tea are served at the Miller home. Mount Carmel stall raises funds for Convent Ball Fund. next totals not yet published. Errigolia property to improve pasture with subterranean clover. Dance organisers face flu-related postponement choices. Hall Anniversary dance proceeds managed by Mrs Chandler. Arthurville tennis team defeats Yeoval Club at home. Ambulance fundraiser dance planned at Ponto Hall. Nell Frogley seeks specialist care in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinuenes
L. J. Milson
Arthurville-Suntop
Convent
Fairview
R. Cosier
A. McKenzie
Frances Harris
Mount Carmel
Mesdames
Bloomfield
Holland
Errigolia
Arbor Day Planting At Local School In Bleak Weather
Arbor Day activities were held at the local school last Friday afternoon with about thirty trees planted in the grounds. Trees donated by Misys Blatchford of Mumbii. Also notes a farewell service for Rev Bromley last Sunday and his move to Eugowra in August. Recoveries include Mrs Duggan and Mr Spratt. Crop outlook for Mr Meehan’s wheat praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misys Blatchford
Mumbii
Bromley
Eugowra
Spratt
Local School Closed As Flu Takes Toll On Teacher
The article notes many children have recovered from the flu, but the teacher remains in hospital due to the illness. The local school will be closed for a fortnight. It also mentions tennis players visiting Dripstone, and Jack Quirk, a fourteen year old, leaving for treatment with a specialist. The piece attributes sickness to changeable weather with frosts and cold winds, awaiting warmer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeal
Dripstone
Jack Quirk
Ageney
Jack
Kim Ball Case Highlights Coffee and Tea Debate
A fragmented item mentions hot pies and hot coffee at Kim Ball, suggesting a dining or cafe-related event. No dates or additional names available to confirm full context.
EUCHAREENA Popular People Honored
Sleety showers and fogs linger as residents battle illness with flu keeping children home from school. Mr. T McBligott shows improvement while Val Dickerson and Ena Richardson are celebrated for their engagement with gifts and speeches at Memorial Hall, and a later supper, as notes on village affairs and local hospital stays are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McBligott
Memorial Hall
Val, Dickerson
Ena Richardson
W. B. Edwards
Miss Richardson
W. Richardson
P Hannelly
I’. Hubbard
T. L. Richardeon
Dickerson
G. Lyons
Mr W. Brazier
Dudley Hospital
Orange
Montefiore Weather Lingers Then Pleasant Outlook
Unsettled conditions dominated the past week with several rain chances. by Monday night only a light shower occurred. Mrs J Courteney sails to America after visiting relatives. Mrs Pearson from Sydney enjoys a long holiday with brother Mr C Gardell. Mrs W Bourke under postoperative care in District Hospital. Mr W Lay remains steady though affected by flu. Doris Lay born yesterday after a week of illness. Mrs Gavin and daughters Tibbie Pattie plus Bruce Mearns stricken with flu. Friends of Mr Bb Rennett sorrowful as he receives care from wife and family. Local wedding planned for September between Mr Ted Law of Montefiore and Miss Ivy Tonkin of Bodangora. Lois King injured from bicycle fall last Thursday with a cut to her foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr . Price
J. Courteney
America
Pearson
Sydney
C. Gardell
W. Bourke
W. Lay
Doris Lay
Gavin
Tibbie and
Pattie
Ales Thal Pattie
Bruce Mearns
Bb. Rennett
Arty J
Ted Law
Montefiores
Ivy Tonkin
Bodangora
Lois King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau
E. S. Astridge
Maughan Street
P.O
S. Hansford
General Commission
Budangora
Saxa
D. Lemon
J. Lemon
Wellington Hospital
Jend
W. Graham
W. Brooks
G. Jackson
W. Dewar
Niblick
Associates
Proden
Moseley
M. Stewart
Miss Stewart
Church of England
Joyce Sicard
Joyce Morley
Stuart Town
Fashion’s Mount
W. McAtamney & Co
Arthurville
Mumbil
Arbor Day
Pias
Kimball's
R. A. Brown
LEE Street
the Farmers & Graziers
F. T. Hennessy
Land, Stock & General Commission
Insurance Office of Australia
The
Norwich Union Insurance Society
Office
Hardie
the Western Stores
Edgleys
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