Arthurville Trucks Off Line Affects Rail Line
Arthurville roads report a line off track near the station with damaged sleepers. Sunday saw 84 points of rain, followed by fog. The weather is expected to benefit crops. Neil McNamara and cousin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hopper. J Fisher attended his sister Edna's wedding in Dubbo on Monday. M Patrick holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil McNamara
Hopper
J. Fisher
Dubbo
Edna
Priddle
M. Patrick
George Patrick
Rural NSW notes on weather and visitors in a small town
EUCHAREENA GOOD RAIN being registered and crops improving signal a good season. Mr and Mrs Blencow of Leeton return from a holiday with Mr and Mrs Ron Cassidy. Allen Richardson visits his mother at Wattle Dale with wife and sons Robert and William of Kenebri. Parkes visitors Mr and Mrs Allen enjoy holidays with friends. Master Robert Brazier returns from Molong Hospital. New ration books distributed by Mr Allen Sloane in charge, with many residents receiving them throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blencow
Leeton
Ron Cassid
Robert Brazier
Molong Hospital
Allen Sloane
Community Health Warnings Amid Busy Lifestyles
In a reflective note a speaker urges readers to rethink daily routines and stress, arguing modern life overworks people and strains nature. The message highlights rest as essential and hints at broader health concerns tied to work and haste. The piece frames a call to action for personal balance and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dr. Morse
Westella social ballroom features and rain outlook
Excellent music by Theobald's Orchestra with Misses June Mawbes and Noelle Gorrie. Euchre draws non dancers to a large table. winners Mrs. G. Mawbey and Mr. K. Wall. Free spot dance won by Mr B Gleeson and Miss R Bishop. Monte Carlo waltz won by Mr J England and Miss W Gortie. A sheep and £1 trophy drawn. winners Mr J Bruce, Inr., and Mr Gritin (Dubbo). Profit £23 will help furnish the supper room badly needed at Westella hall. Glorious rain of 130 points boosts crops and outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald
June Mawbes
Noelle Gorrie
G. Mawbey
K. Wall
B. Gleeson
R. Bishop
J. England
W. Gortie
J. Bruce
Inr
Gritin
Dubbo
Westella
Spicer's Creek Sheep Feed Brings Rain Benefit
Beneficial rain fell here from Saturday through noon Sunday with 90 points registered. The moisture should aid wheat and oat crops and later support grass and herbage for sheep feed. Nie Masters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Masters, is in hospital with scarlet fever. Mi Wo Pavisggsen in hospital with influenza shows progress. Mr. Rylan Jordan remains hospitalized but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Low Marnete have returned to Newcastle for a few days and are missed in Spivey's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Masters
Mi Wo Pavisggsen
Rylan Jordan
Low Marnete
Newcastle
MUMBIL GROWTH AT STANDSTILL REPORTS
An inth of rain was recorded here on Sunday with very little activity noted. Mr and Mrs J Rawlinson are on their annual holiday. During their absence gates are being attended to by Mrs Brown of Barcuret. Ration books were distributed at the school over the weekend with enough supply for all demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rawlinson
Brown
Barcuret
Fashion's Mount 92 Points and Weekend Gatherings
After a spell of fine weather clouds Sunday brought ninety two points of useful rain. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dutfield and family of Stock Yard spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. Tucker at Rocky Glen. G. Goninan was badly bruised by a falling gate while yarding sheep and is bedbound. Irene Dawson returns to Coonamile after months away. Mrs. E. T. Quirk and two children of Wuuluman stay at Red Bank visiting relatives. Miss M. Francis returns home from Viney after weeks with her son-in-law and daughter. New coupon issue distributes ration books and clothing coupons at the post office residence. G. E. Herring in charge.
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Tim Dutfield
Stock Yard
R. Tucker
Rocky Glen
E. T. Quirk
Wuuluman
Redbank
Francis
M. Francis
Colle
Viney
Bob Wright
Gunyah
Post Office
G. E. Herring
Youngest son of Wykes marked at majority celebration
A large crowd gathered at the Sunday School Hall on Friday night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. R Wykes to honor their RAAF son on reaching majority. The program included songs, games, and musical items with Rev. So Tone and several speakers offering praise and best wishes for a safe return from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R Wykes
RAAF
Ray Wyhes
E. Pickford
Brothe
Sid
Tone
So Tone
Jim
Nin Uod
Mr. Jykes
B.tredinnick
Massie L. Blatch
Wal Wykes
H. Lloyd
W. R. Wyken
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Arthurville
Spicer
Mumbil
Fashion
Bournewood
Jim Wykes
HM Ea
McWilliams
Mewilliams Wines
Vigeerons
Baremon
Joyce Biscuits Ltd
Jovee
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