Obituary of Joseph George Ele Warn at Narromine
Obituary notes the sudden death of Joseph George Ele Warn at Narromine on November 27 at 64 after long illness. He was born in Stuart Town, son of Howard Warn and the late Mrs Warn, married May Rose in 1923 at Wellington. He lived in Strathfield, worked as a bus driver, then ran a business in Wellington, later moved to Narromine. Served four years and two months with the 1th Light Horse in WWII. Active in RSL and local music, helped pioneer the Strathfield band, played in military bands, joined the Wellington Band after return. Survived by wife May and four sons Alan, Norman, Lawrence, and one serving in Korea. six siblings and several in-laws. Funeral held Tuesday after service at Narromine Methodist Church led by Rev Parker. Sympathy extended to Mrs Warn and family.
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Marro
Joseph George
Strathfield
Warn
Wellington
Narroming
Nasromine
1Th Light Horse Regiment
RSL
Mr. Warnbutt
Stuart Town
AJP
Alan
Sydney
Norman
Pen
Lowence
Korea
Alga
Gulgongi_ Leslie
Scone
Arthur
C Morinsett
Howard
Brisbane
Emily
Cheyne
Weggal
Berths
Malden
Adelaide
Marie
Further Postponement of Ejection Order in Wellington
In Wellington Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday last Stipendiary Magistrate BR Palmer granted William Joseph Bourke a further six months postponement of an order for possession of premises where Bourke resides. The order was first made on May 1, 1948, with Ace Magistrates handling successive postponement applications since.
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BR. Palmer
Wellington
Wine sale to boy leads to conviction
A man named Somerville was found guilty of selling wine to a minor after a police inquiry. The case hinged on a key identification by a witness, with the court noting the severity of supplying liquor to juveniles. He was fined £3 with costs, and a mark may be recorded if no appeal is made.
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Palmer
Nis
Vorough
Stewart
Gil
Brian Somerville
Davidson
Penfold
Central Hotel License Transferred in Wellmeton Court
In Wellmeton Licensing Court on Wednesday Magistrate R. Palmer approved Ethel Emily Cashel's application to transfer the Central Hotel license to Harry Lewis Woolcott. Woolcott stated he is married and his wife will manage the homes and hotel arrangements.
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Wellmeton
R. Palmer
Ethel Emily Cashel
Central Hotel
Harry Lewis Woolcott
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