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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1938

Page

5

Notable Local Obituaries and Engagements in Orange District

A roundup from Orange district includes several obituaries and engagements. Notables named include Mears, Stevenson, and Harry O'Brien all listed as eye patients aged 277 combined years at Orange District Hospital. Mrs Ame lia Leaney of Parkes dies at 77. Catherine Elizabeth Cairns to Keith Gerard? New Guinea. Edith Evelyn May Lord to Leo Stevenson. Connie Colman dies at 44 in Orange. Also mentions engagements of Noreen Margaret Smith to Ronald Hawke. Kathleen Keppie to Clive Walken-Brown. Annie May Mentey to Dr Stanley Stevens. Olivia Howell to Iton. Kathleen Keppie to Clive Walken-Brown. Deaths: John Clancy at 60. Mr Harry Froh 72. Mary Jane Oldfield of Mudgee. James McNamara of Amatoo. John Dignam of Molong. Bertie Harold Wray of Lithgow at 14. many local civic figures noted, with church weddings and community ties across Cootamundra, Parkes, Cowra, Mudgee, and Molong. The report records multiple engagements, deaths, and weddings across the Orange district and surrounding towns.

Pecelen Orange District Mears Stevenson Bourke Sraith Canowindre Harry O'Brien Orange John ‘Hous Leaney Amelia Leaney Gapp Street Parkes Parke Diatrict Hanpla Catherine Elizabeth B. Cairns

Why Worry: a rambling musing on success health and fate

The piece presents a rambling view that worry is pointless if you are successful and only two worries remain if not health and fate. It threads through health being good or ill, possibilities of illness or death, and finally Heaven or the hereafter, concluding with why worry.

Weil Heaven Weaver Hada

Historic Wellington tree linked to Oxley discovery urged preservation

In a letter to the Wellington town authorities Liborical Society member J M Whiteley urges preserving a historic tree Oxley marked, now at risk after years of neglect. He notes the tree’s tourist and historic value and cites local figures Sturt, Renard, and public debate as reasons to act.

Beaert J.M. Whiteley Osley Joneson Bell Macquarie John Pxley Wellington Liborical Society Jackson Oxley

Market Report From Grange Yarding Totals Over 400 Head

On the land market report from the Grange stock yards shows upwards of 400 head yarded on Thursday last. Fat cattle improved with good trade and prime quality, while plain lines and stores were in lower condition. Fat sheep fetched higher quotes with excellent clearance, as buyers remained active through the sale.

Levdy Brox Grange Pleyards Cuttie

Wheat Market Falls Drive Calls for Government Action

A Sydney report notes wheat prices at low levels with farmers pressing the New South Wales Government to impose immediate measures and seek federal support. Delegations plan to urge Ministers Stevens and Relay to implement Empire Producers Conference decisions and secure a home consumption price.

Sydney New South Wales Stevens Empire Producers Australian Agricultural Council E. Field Demon Conceyn Earle Posey London Stuiner Impsrat

What the maid did what the maid did

Fifty two years ago the Archbishop of Canterbury began a Cromwell book in the British Museum reading room transcribing state papers. A maid at his lodging burned the manuscript, and Lang recalled the anecdote at a British Museum exhibition opening, joking about critics.

Canterbury Oxford Thomas Cromwell British Museum Lang

Wyangala Dam Costs Questioned at Meeting

At the Oowandia branch meeting of the Farmers and Bettlers Association McSweeney urged immediate use of stored Wyangala water in irrigation schemes like Kangaroo by weir, arguing the $2,000,000 spent on Wyangala Dam has produced little benefit and workers paid for construction are the only ones to gain.

Wyangale McSweeney Oonowindia Farmers and Bettlers’ Association Wyanala Weir Ni Pewilly Wyanvalay

Markets Report on Weaner Prices and Store Stock

The markets were gain very satisfactory and competitive. Present good rates should be maintained. recommendation to consign stock reflects current strong prices and steady demand for weaners and store cattle. The remarks note expedient competition and generally favorable trading conditions.

Euchareena Downgrades Orange in Local Soccer Clash

Euchareena defeated Orange Railway 6 goals to 0 after a sharp start by Euchareena. B Myatt scored four goals and D Sheribury two from corners as Orange struggled on defense. Euchareena shows promising team play despite poor weather. Also mentions planned electric lighting at local premises and Kellie Thompson’s daughter receiving eye treatment in Dudley Hospital, Orange.

Orange Railway Euchareena Lust Eat Inds Lorsongs B. Myatt D. Sheribury Wes Incuryeldenteary Thei My. Kellie Thompson Tittle Orange Val Dudley Hospital

Wellington Tennis Club Tourney Draws Lively Crowds

The Wellington Tennis Club annual tournament again attracted large crowds, with play noted as high standard.

Wellington

Wool market action urged for minimum reserve price in Australia

Discussion among growers on a plebiscite to back a minimum reserve price for wool and abolition acts. 78,000 small growers with flocks of 500 to 2000 sheep urged consideration while larger producers feared a plebiscite. Officials criticized Sir Earle Page over delaying proclamations and pledged protest to the Premier if needed. A cooperative effort with buyers had failed, prompting a push for legislative action set to take effect July 1.

HK. Nock Australia Wome Earle Page Australian Agricultural Council Bradford London N. S. Henley Mil.c FSA Thwae

Refined Foods and Natural Diets Hot Topic in Sydney Talk

Mrs Price, arriving in Sydney to promote a health camp, urges eating natural foods over refined items to ease physical and mental ailments. She cites carrot juice as a key for a three week plan and notes Hollywood stars use such diets to stay healthy and return to work.

M. Price Sydney Australia Prise America Sianrunt Californi Price New Zemland

Newspapers Reach 27 Miles Away by Beams of Light

An extract claims a beacon could project light so readers 27 miles distant might read newspapers. It notes a flight at 7,000 feet and asserts passengers could read from such distance, with a sensational claim about the light’s intensity being vastly weaker than sunlight.

Howe Chisago Jts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Methodist Church Cootamundra Edith Evelyn May A. E. Lord Frampton Leo Stevenson A. W. Salter Salter Junee Bane Hospital Connie Colman F. Colin Noreen Margaret Smith H. W. Smith Pymble Ronald Richard Hawke A. J. Hawke Dubbo R. Hawke Wollstonecraft John Clancy Treland My. 8 Warren Butchary Pevleer Lorne Joyce Joby Rich Gresham Russell Walter Kable Arthur Kable Annie May Ci Mentiey Mra. Menzies Nyngan Bondi Stanley Stevens Mra. G. §. Stevens View Lune Olivia Ind W. Howell Mavle Lane Cephaiuble Iton Stns Lansiule Annandate Cecil Joseph Casey") Wilson Gresnethorpe Cowra District Hospital G. Wilton Maybank Liverpool Bumbard Kathleen Margaret Keppie D. G. Keppie Taree Clive Walken- Brown Cowes C. P. Walken-Brown Mary Jane Oldfield Mudgee Wattle Ratpert Clark George Cath Molong Jamen" McNamare Amatoo Monsignor Flanagan Coonambie Presbyterian Church R. R. Williamson Elisabeth Victoria Nelson Mms T. Nelson Margery Schofield House Point Pijun CB. Ward Arnold P. J. Cum Tyneside Lav Brennan Timothy Hrennion Oberon Prince of Wales Hopital Randwick Bertie Harold Wray Malvern Street Lithgow St. Matthew's Church Manly A. R. Ebbs Eunice Hinton F. B. Hinton Mosman Canowinum Mgr Geoffrey Allen Taine Av J. Lane Glenira Cunowinus Ron Sydney John Dignam Molong “Argus Murray Bros Undertakers Sarcomes Monument Works Maughan St Orange Weekly Stock Sales F.S.A OLD Bodangora Band Bodangora Laiit Bodangore Wyangala Dam District News H.C McAtamney & CO Mee Uihie Philco Radio Philco Veillon Manu Aetiorgen Eidia Minon Fenly Maral Yandran Azwendele Dog Hoey Hlerpie Boyers cHristiE’s SEE Lee Street Phone Suntof-Anthurville Athurville Hall Zeck Halva of Habler Wellington District Hospital Ars Inst Stenaling Betty Wral Australis Stuart Town Wolteton Rissa Sen Wien Ball, & Son Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board Teena Colle Reyard Welter OL & Son
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