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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
5
Local farming notes report rain aftermath and delayed crops with remarks on weather and growing pastures. Mr and Mrs South visit Natromino, reminiscing at the Mitchell Creek mine. Mary O Brien remembered for helping settle Curra Creek. Public concerns include catapult fines and animal health. several hospital admissions noted. Tennis event hosted by Mr Peters at Mrs Tonkin's court with local club players.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs Mutirath and family after the drowning tragedy. Reports note health concerns for Mrs Hough and a visit by Mrs King and Mrs Kannon to Yeach Indy. School reopens next week at local centres. T. Smith led a team of ten fin players to meet the Rocky Glen Jam on Saturday. no results reported.
Kathleen Quirk moved to Sydney after a lively fortnight with her parents. A teen tennis team traveled to Mimbil and beat a local side. Visitors from Wellington, Yourubin, Barrendong, and Murchiony Mount attended a social with dancing, supper, and a tribute to a late Mr Jack McGrath.
Sorman Honeyman assisted by a Wellingtonian drafted from Mir. Puterstein into auve, Bost Angora won. Wellington players were entertained in our town homes during lunch hour and tea was served by ladies at the court. The day ended with hurars and counter viears, the speech having been immune as players packed their caps and things. We look forward to meeting these players again.
Mr G Whesler, camped on the reserve, died at the Orange Dintelet Hospital from internal trouble. On Thursday Mr Ta Bi words, President of the Macquarie Council, addressed employed at the Relief Depot and said a full Food Relief inquiry is under way into dole reductions, with no results yet. Mr Edwards outlined relief work likely to be adopted by the Shire Council. No definite announcements. council still negotiating with the Loan Council, but notices will go to the unemployed as soon as finalized. Address well attended. Edwards praised for aiding the unemployed. Cold weather with light showers, not enough to fill tanks. Mrs Nicholls remodeling dining room, new floor and renovation. Ambilane dance to test new use of room. Farnham footballers defeated Dripstone. See Farnham-Stuart Town Football Noten Personal. Who stole mother’s currant bread and ate it in bed? Who was the man born and raised in Farnham who got bushed and returned sober?
A Wongarbon gathering celebrated Mrs Saunders resignation after 22 years as postmistress with speeches by Gee Love Murray and Elyhick, a departing presentation of gifts including a handbag and cheques to Miss Saunders and Miss Baker. Earlier, Mel Woodley’s death drew sympathy from the community, and local club euchre rounds at the Wongarbon Lodge closed with Mrs Ranshaw and Miss Furney winning. Weather brings cold nights and bright days as crops struggle.
A fragmented listing notes June T and eight Liberal advances for the new season. Pryke Bros provide heat while Haters and Co act as agents. References to Phone 14 day and 2 TH mlehte indicate miscellaneous notices. H. Ronnizon appears as a watchman and jeweller with a Green Rowliins address on IFerry Street.
Light showers and bitter cold set the scene as Yeoval held a double wedding at Union Church last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jean Sparkes and Miss Sylvia Sparkes wed Keith Afil ter Miller and Baron Miller with family and friends in attendance. The Rev J Hunter officiated, and the reception followed at the Renown Gate. The couples depart for Queensland for a honeymoon, while local events moved on with a mission lecture, a mixed tennis handicap, and a football match between the Black and Whites and Dubbo Tails, with Yeoval reserves also competing.
Arthurville reports over half an inch of rain with sixty points, wheat crops progressing slowly. Tennis club results were mixed with losses but good sport observed. Obituary notes: Mr John OBrien of Suntop, longtime resident, passes, and sympathies extended to bereaved relatives. Local incidents include injuries at Glenore and Ravilandes wrist injury, plus calls for cattle land care and eradicating pests.
The community in Stuart Town reports progress toward a new public hall. A recent fundraising dance raised over £40 with strong support despite cold weather. A Sunday meeting confirmed plans and named trustees to drive the project, while local residents expressed sympathy for the late Mr. Duck McGrath.
A public meeting on Wednesday night, backed by Mr and Mrs Spergo, organized aid for M. Dilton after her husband’s death. Four attendees were appointed to collect donations and distribution forms were handed out for items including dressed sheep and poultry. Local residents urged small contributions to support the charity.
In Georgia, a week of fine weather with sunny days and cold nights is forecast as crops look to flourish. Telephone line upgrades are underway with new poles and cables. local residents note minor inconvenience, while others welcome the improved service. Leo Lemon nears recovery and Georgie footballers beat Wellington Rovers in a recent match. local golf and athletics continue with events and upcoming open meetings.
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