Weather Dry Grass and Hospital Benefit Event
Weather remains very dry with just a light shower. grounds are parched and rain has been scarce. A Wellington hospital benefit meeting was held at the local hall to plan a dance, appoint a secretary, and form committees, with further meetings scheduled for June to discuss walkers comforts and a wallaing competition. Local sports notes include tennis selections and a couple of junior players earning a win in a Railway Club tournament.
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Mya Weld
Tatana
Ton
Keith Webb
Fy McDowell
Port Kembla
Wellington
T. [Hobby
B. B. Colreavy
Meaars
Dibhelde
Iwusu
X. McDowell
Blacklery
I Setock
Gum Flat
Dripstone
Neares
W.ax
M. da
AL Cronin
E. Dubevelde
A. Hatich
P. Mestilian
Arthurville Dance Recap Adds Light to Local Bulkhead News
A successful dance at the Church of England in Arthurville drew good attendance from surrounding districts. The event featured an orchestra and a spot prize won by Donn and partner with Mr Veeck and partner. A supper was provided by the Indies and a trophy awarded to G H Anderson of Suntop. Reg Spargo suffered a painful finger injury. well wishes go to Mrs Wittiness of Wellington. The bulkhead at local sites is being emptied as trains run more freely. A first aid class meeting in Arthurville hall drew strong turnout with instruction from Mr Hablet and sapper activity after lane finishing. next class set for Monday night.
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Church of England
Wales
Donn
Veecknd
Indies
G. H. Anderson
Suntop
Reg Spargo
Mian
A. Wittiness
Tn Wellington
Che
Arthurville Hall
Hablet
Sapper
Baltimore Church Dance Draws Crowd at Gaiety Night
A nearly full turnout at a Church of England dance in Baltimore Friday enjoyed good music by the Gaiety band with Miss Yeo providing extras. Mr P Mines served as secretary and Mr N Johnson as ticket seller, while door keepers included Messrs Bleke Mort Mines Johnston and Rindfleish acted as MC. Novelty dance won by Miss Aileen De Lore of Taree. Patrons reported petrol cap thefts and car owners lacking fuel. Comobella tenants played in Baltimore last Sunday, losing 16 to 8.
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Baltimore Teall
P. ‘Mines
N. Johnson
B. Blekemort
J. "Mines
B. Johnston
E. Rindfleish
M.C
Miss Yeo
Georie
Aileen de Lore
Taree
Pinakelar
Baltimore
Fiatelar
Eda Cockareil
A. Vi Cockerall
Comobella
Asta
Georie Successful Tennis Tournament at Local Courts
A Sunday tennis event featured men and ladies doubles with partner draws. Ron Sicard won with 27 games. in the ladies division, Mins B Whiteley and E Hettson and Mre W R Whiteley tied with 21 games, with Whiteley winning the prize on a draw. Results list many players and game counts. a Saturday party in Memorial Hall raised funds for the Catholic ball, with prizes awarded. A birth notice and travel plans for Bathurst are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt and Indy
Ron Sicard
Mins
Whiteley
E. Hettson
Mre
W. R. Whiteley
T. Dewnon
T. Kelly
J. Fogarty
P. Pursegtore
G. Cantril
W Deoghar
Bindawella
Wallington
Barrell
Bathurst
Man
Andy
Beano
Sports At Standstill As Mild Weather Continues
The report notes a near standstill in sport due to calm mild conditions with bright days and cool evenings. It mentions Mr C Pearse and party traveling to Sydney for a few days, Mrs T Furner improving health, Ky Davin returning from Oberonistic, and MPG AL Mousley on the road to recovery. Mr BE Price enjoys holidays. tennis and golf activity occurs in scattered locations with Mrs G Bushanan runner-up in golf at Stuart Town.
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Apting
Ax Porte
C. Pearavk Fett
Sydney
Mikula
Vinces
T. Furnur
AL Mousley
Jay
BE. Price
G. Bushanan
Stuart Town
Buchanyi
Collars and crops in district report and fund ball
Report from Allin and Golan CW A committees notes a poor wheat sowing start, with late fraud and comfort fund ball at Got fan hall raising over 50 pounds after expenses. Ten percent to the VA and remainder to the comfort fund. Thanks give to volunteers, a knit for ALF urged, and Dunblane players beat Westella in tennis.
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Nick
P. Crick
C-W.a
C.W.A
Gotfan
Galan
C.W.A. Comforts Fund
Indien
Z. Crick
Golfan Cwsin
Gollan C.W.A
ALF
Dunblane
Bowls Final Set For Neutral Ground At Wallington
The Dutine ant Maweges and the second club prepare for a decisive bowls match to be held on Sunday afternoon at a neutral venue with Wallington selected as the support site. Both teams have shown form this season and anticipation runs high for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Ollowe
Joan
Wellington A. Graders
Succession of frosts changes weather tone in midwinter
Weather notes report a string of frosts since last Thursday with no rain and improving conditions. Local residents Miss Matting, R. Bien Wir, and Phyllis Lay are mentioned for hospital, home, and travel updates. A mixed doubles tournament on Mantellones courts drew nine pairs, with GreenTree and Mrs Vaybier winning as top contenders.
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R. Bienwir
Honday Inet
Bourke
Keentres
Mis
Jay
Soliowsi
Greentree
Vaybier
Sey
L Murray Genite
Selly
Sutton
Ney
Murray
E. Ryerett
Local News Briefs From Dubbo District
Mic Stam domes, the test school Iniater, confined to bed but now back at work. Mrs Beth Giddings underwent an appendectomy and is recovering well. Mindy Sulliven has returned home to Narroming after a hospital stay. Mrs BL Gilson left to Maryvale for railway work. A number of dance-goers traveled to Ballimore for the annual Church of England gathering. Two blocks of land were won by A H Rindifetsh and W J Blackburn out of about 40 applicants. On 7th May local schoolchildren earned praise for a successful Colibera ls event and shield win. Mrs Arthur Glin has settled into the new role as in ft ray ganmer. Next Sunday is the dud's vil journey on Dap ver. Pests are prevalent. residents hope for rain.
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Mic
Beth Giddings
Dub Bo
Mindy Sulliven
Dubbo Disit
Narroming
Neiy
BL Gilson
Maryvale
Ballimore
Englan Tall
A. H. Rindifetsh
W. J. Blackburn
Tracy
Arthur Glin
Ganmer
Costs You Leas and a Better Cough Remedy Costs You Leas
An old timey advertisement promotes HEENZO as a money saving cough remedy suitable for adults and children. It claims quick relief from coughs colds catarrh throat pain and similar ailments while urging readers to buy a pint sized bottle from a local druggist.
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Cauke
Send Off to Prowse Family in Memorial Hall
A large gathering at the Memorial hall bids farewell to Mr and Mrs Prowse who leave the district for new duties. Neighbors praise their service, present gifts, and thank caretakers and organizers who hosted the farewell event with a substantial wallet of notes and handkerchiefs.
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Rack Creek
Eucharvens
Amy
Ara
C. Prowse
Mae
Ind
Richardsom
Peudgett
Tey
Noleon
Ruthie
Frudzelt
Boyd
Prove
Robert Baprete
Prowse
Prows
Snl
Anem
Paphi Richardson
Alor
Warne
Auburn
Personal items from the Houghs tennis trip end in defeat
A local clipping notes Houghs tennis team journey to Yarrabin last Sunday, losing by a single dot. It mentions Mrs. Smith of River View, Mrs Idee singing, and Mrs Rodgers a Mudgee River native. Also reports Mr. Austin Seppings at a military camp in Wallgrove admitted to the Prince of Wales Hospital Randwick for a septic hand. patient reported satisfactory later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Seppings
Wallgrove
Prince of Wales
Randwick
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Bra
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Wuulumen
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Necesdtal
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Toutles Hetherington
Faen
J. Miller
Tumi
Arthurville
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Lin Ia
Cannes
Keith G Titheradge
Percy
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Euchareena
Burrendong
Houghs
Aura
Malirath
Botner
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Mra
McGeath
GALLO
Darcy Walker Dodge
Standard & Packard
SWIFT
Westin Motors
R. D.aitchen
Civen Uulbransen
Swift Street
Wellington Motors
Wall
T. Robinson & CO
Royal Leavers
John Beore
Abo
Say
P. Wall
A. J. Bayly
Thornton ST
Western Assurance CO
Goldsibrough, Mort & CO
Eading Food Specialists
Tin
Edgell
Olive Castle
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