Weather fragment reports light showers and warm weekend
Fragmentary weather note reports light showers and sunny warm conditions toward weekend. Contains garbled names and dates, but indicates mild springlike weather with occasional showers.
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
16
Fragmentary weather note reports light showers and sunny warm conditions toward weekend. Contains garbled names and dates, but indicates mild springlike weather with occasional showers.
A quiet ceremony took place at Slavis Church on Turstay the 8th, with Jean Ryan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Ryan married to Elilent Sim Me Ryan. Jean wore a navy frock with matching accessories, escorted by her father who gave her away. Miss Lettie Jer assisted as bridesmaid. Mr. A Condy led the ushers. The Rev Fatty Bl urs conducted the rite.
Personal updates from Union Bank staff and Wellington residents recounts of sickness returns to work, medical treatments, and hospital stays. Tebefirel Imurggey and Mr Ligtien are mentioned with varied health statuses while Sydney undergoes redial treatment.
Moynilatvay and Yeovil residents report health improvements at Bion Hospital while Myf Thums and Gur family update residence. Mel Longmore returns from holidays with son and wife. Carney undergoes Wellington hospital operation for non vita ailment. Footballer Kay Mishall injured, Jos Macleay and Davis travel Sydney, rumor of Royal Hotel sale. G Oakvoot buys picture business and installs new talking machine. Orange resident Mrs Whitehead visits Mrs Agnew.
Miss Jean Arthure was honored with a tea tendered by friends in a picture theitra gm on Monday and the event marked her engagement with Me O Ryan at St Devil Church on Tuesday. Guests and attendants included Mi Loner and other friends, with floral tributes and music supplied by Mrs C as part of the celebration.
The Country Women’s Association held its usual monthly meeting in Mrs Barber’s room on Saturday June 5. Members listed include S Munin, G Smith, W Moore, H Hunt, R Wykes and H Howarth. The group discussed future initiatives and agreed on a committee to plan community work.
A benefit social raised £21 for a local cause. Attendees express thanks to the republic for support and note the Jo.ws.l orchestra provided music. Funds were collected during the evening with refreshments served by volunteers.
A local tennis event and Go! program gathered players and volunteers to support community aid efforts. Organizers reported strong participation, with sponsors and schools contributing equipment and funds to assist youths through sport and recreation initiatives.
Road crews report steady work on the Ibuckinbah Bridge project with significant progress and remaining tasks. Officials caution the completion will require additional time before the structure is fully ready for traffic.
Fragmentary report discusses proposed changes to football ground jurisdiction and management. Ambiguous notes mention a new approach to leverage venue advantage and a potential shift in local authority control. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mr J Coady came home from Orange Hospital last Saturday week with many friends hoping for a quick recovery from pneumonia. Mr C MacKenzie spent a few May days in Parkes settling back home as conditions improve after recent showers. Sixty five points were registered altogether. The rain will be boon to bring the wheat up.
Weekend cycling results list riders from Minton, Purton, Wyhes, and other clubs. Vague times and places appear, with partial scores and team affiliations noted amid garbled OCR.
Mails arrive in country tents on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings. Weinerton coach via Parkes also serves Tuesday noon Cumnock Thursday and Saturday noon. Evening mails occur Tuesday Thursday Saturday nights. A concession allows Yeoval to post letters Sunday to reach Dubbo via Wellington for Monday morning delivery to Sydney Monday night and Friday noon Wellinton coach.
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