Yeoval News Tennis Championship Sees Many Titles Won
Yeoval hosts a large tennis championship with severe weather yet strong public backing. Miss Fanny Matthews of Conobolin won the ladies open singles, defeating Miss Betty Taylor. Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Dyball of Yeoval won the ladies open doubles. Junior and mixed events continued with multiple matches and unfinished finals.
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Yeoval
Fanny Matthews
Conobolin
Betty Taylor
Taylor
Lola Dwyer
McKay
Cumnock
Rose
Dybail
Fiddies
F. Cooper
John Dwyer
Mick Dwyer
Ivy Fiddies
Shirley Agnew
Peter Cannon
F. Matthews
H. Lyons
A. O'Dea
W. Cooper
J. Woodhouse
Everette
K. McKenzie
J. Cannon
H Lyons
P. Cannon
A. Cooper
F Everett
Peter
Hullis
Hall
B. Taylor
N. McKay
Miss Matthews
L. Dwyer
N. Johnson
Everett
J. Kenny
O'Dea
Kenny
Crockett
Goninan
Hollis
LD. Isbester
Isbester
Yeoval Happenings and Local Travel Notices
Pte. R. Tonkin spent leave in Yooval returning from the islands with Thursday night to Sydney. Miss Monica Wilkin of Glebe Point enjoys school holidays with parents at Roma. Mrs. P. Dawson and her son Peter, Marrickville, holiday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Coady of Obley. Mrs. P. Carney family vacationing with Johnsons who arrived Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Miller and child visit Mr. and Mrs. E. Sutton. Mrs. L. Mullins and daughters stay with Forbes residents E. J. Hodges. Dianne relapsed pneumonia in Yeoval Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wilson return to Sydney after fortnight in Yeoval. Children from colleges home for vacation include Ian Stevenson, Les and Bruce Hume, Geniа Knight, Ronald Knight, Peter Brown. N. Brownlow left for Portland. Ray Carpenter called up for police service and left Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hallcroft welcomed a daughter at Yeoval Hospital last Tuesday. This makes the pigeon pair.
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Yeoval Hospital
B. Wilson
Sydney
Yeoval
Ian Stevenson
Les
Bruce Hume
Glenia
Ronald Knight
Peter Brown
N. Brownlow
Portland
Ray Carpenter
Red Cross Annual Meeting and Report Highlights
At the Yeoval Red Cross annual meeting Mrs. J. Stevenson presented the first postwar report urging continued, intensified relief work for wounded and disabled soldiers. She thanked secretary Mrs. Owen and treasurer Mrs. Neville for steadfast support and welcomed new members Osmond and Mrs. Marshall Brown. Despatched goods to headquarters included 24 red dressing gowns, 6 dozen knitted washers, 72 khaki handkerchiefs, 20 dilly bags, and 10 tablecloths, all made in Red Cross rooms with regular help from Mrs. Howarth, Mrs. Osmond, and Mrs. Ellis.
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Yeoval Red Cross
J. Stevenson
Red Cross
Owen
Neville
Osmond
Marshall Brown
Trefle
Sutton
Leslie
C.wa
Saville
Yeoval Union Church Fete Raises Record £200
The Yeoval Union Church fete on Saturday August 17 raised a record £200 for church funds. Stalls, games, a tennis tournament and various donations contributed to the total. Organisers thanked all workers, with Mrs Munro, Mrs Tremain and others highlighted for their roles. The event featured a poultry luncheon, flower and cake stalls, produce, fancy goods, teas, and a Knock-em-Boys game adding funds.
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Yeoval Union Church
Cramp
Election of Officers At Local Society Meeting
A brief report notes Mrs Sutton assisted with sewing and washing while 241 tins of food were collected for Britain. The writer thanks supporters and expresses wish to do more. The co year officers elected include President Mrs Zekecaren and Secretary.
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Mirs. Zfekcaren
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Yeoval News
F. Everett
Johnson
Mrs. Smith
Matthews Ea
A. Taylor
Western ND Goldsbrough, Mort & CO
Kurrajongs
Finley
Gearie
RED Cross Annual Meeting
John
Stevenson
Motor & General Engineer
International Harvester Coy
J. Stevenson, M.1.a.m. Yeoval
Forbes St
Lloyd Bros
Produce Merchants
Mitchell - Shearer Farm Machinery
Allis Chalmers Tractors
Cooper Engineering Co
Cooper Dips
Union Church Fete
Chris Howarth
Cee, Tremain
Wes. N. McLean
Car
Ross
Res. Russ
A. Hunter
Saxby
G. Pickford
Ray Grimes
Mary
H. Neville
Dr. Cramp
A. B. Ellis
C. Howarth
Messrs
Black Bros
Tremain
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