Annual Xmas Tree Event Ends Week With Charity Program
Heat wave marked the week end as temperatures reached 104 degrees while harvesting neared completion in the district. J McLaughlin chaired a Christmas program featuring the P and C Association, schoolchildren acts, and performances by Valmise Job Norman Dowton Gwen Wykee and others. Father Christmas distributed gifts, followed by a supper concluding the successful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McLaughlin
P.and C- Association
A. Thompson
Valmise Job
Strawberry Lane
Norman
Nola Dowton
Blueberry Hill
Max Dowton
Valma McLaughlin
Berkley Square
Gwen Wykee
Sarah
Creme Charmoean gains fame among women in summer
Advertises Creme Charmoean as ideal for hot sun protection and dust winds. Claims it preserves complexion and fixes powder for hours, appealing to women seeking long lasting coverage and protection during summer heat.
Greaseless cream's fame spans chemists and stores
A widely sold greaseless preparation, famed in markets and chain stores, widely available through chemists, drapers, and retailers. It is a well known product popular across diverse shops.
Charmosen Hand Care Pledge Promises Gentle Renewal
A quirky ad touts Charmosen as a liquid hand treatment for smoother skin. It markets immediate feel of improved softness and “bends of charm” as the product’s key benefit, signaling a novelty beauty tonics style.
Hand Lotion Market Message Sparks Broad Availability
A non sticky hand lotion dubbed em jon greany is described as widely sold at drug and stores, including chain outlets. The note suggests broad distribution and consumer accessibility across retail channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon-Greany
Local Weather Says Fruit Hard Hit by Dry Season
Ongoing dry weather and flying foxes suppress fruit yields this season. Mrs. Rodgers of Sydney visits relatives at River View. Death of Mr S E Campbell at 64 ends a district link. survived by wife, son Bruce, daughter Mrs Glaeson, sister Mrs Hugh. Burial at Wellington Presbyterian Cemetery. Funeral by C J Shakespeare and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Sydney
L. Smith
River View
S. E. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Bruce II
Bonada
R. Glaeson
Orange
C.campbell
Kate
W.M. Hugh
Wellington Cemetery
Messrs
C. J. Shakespeare and Sons
Goob Crops and Local War Preparations Signal Busy Season
Local lads traveled to Dubbo on Wednesday and Thursday for medical exams before joining the universal trainees. The district expects the second wheat stack to finish before Xmas with carting continuing afterward. Harvests exceed expectations with an average near seven bags per acre. some holdings reach nine bags per acre. Tom Kennedy improves after pneumonia and should return home soon. his Sydney sister visited last weekend. John and Maureen Bleekmore will spend Xmas with parents at Warrawilla. Don Bell of Narran is the latest A.S.P. selection to enter camp after Xmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Army
Tom Kennedy
Notice to Trespassers on Mt Nenima
Notice warns all persons that trespassing on Mt Nenima will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Issued by D. H. Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Nenima
D. H. Barton
Cobbor a Shire elects president at meeting in Georie
Four councillors attended Cobbers Shire monthly meeting in Georie with Dr Nott elected President and Dr Yeo reelected deputy. Absent were Dr Whiteley and Dr McLeod. The council agreed to forward names for department approval and fixed the president’s allowance at £50 per year amid war related travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbers Shire
Georie
Cr. Nott
J. E. Whiteley
C. McLeod
Alowance
Dr. Nett
Whiteley
Yeo
McLeod
Nott
Ler
Dr. Gollan
Maurice
Cr. Gollan
Gollan
Heny
Electric lighting for Cumnock Police Station delayed
Mr George Wilson reports a reply from the Chief Secretary regarding Cummock Urban Committee's request for electric lighting at Cumnock Police Station. The Department of Public Works was asked to install, but funds are currently unavailable due to financial stringency. The work will proceed as soon as finances permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
M-La
G. Black
Cummock Urbaa Committee
Cumnock
Department of Public Works
Tee Capades
A fragmentary notice announces events titled Tee Capades and Who Killed Aunt Maggie for Wednesday and Friday. Limited readable details emphasize upcoming shows without full context or venue information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Arthurville School Break-Up Party Honors District Children
A Thursday night break-up party at Arthurville School featured May pole dancing, games, and refreshments by ladies. Gifts were given to district children. several locals including Ted Chandler and the Frogleys attended. News notes a rain event, low water supply, and condolences for Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Sale
Ted ‘Chandler
Nell
Hath Frogley
H. O'Brien
Kath Frogley
Harry O'Brien
Miller
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P, and
C. Association
Wellington District Hospital
Eloyd Stan Eewatawsaw
P.D
Stuart Town
Court House
Maughan St
Wellington
Cobbora
Shire
Whiteley and McLeod
Dr. Yeo
Arthurville
Wao
Meee Et
Amisful
Seterns
Gbs
Feea
A. Shimeberg
UPC
Harold Ketree
Griffiths Pharmac
Phonics
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