Wongarthon CWA Monthly Meeting and Reports
The Won] garten CWA held its monthly meeting at Mrs P Bute Aernseth's Boundary Road home Dubbo. Attendees included Mesdames Greenwood Payne Maris Kelly and others with Miss Butterworth hosting social tributes. Reports noted a successful stall at the Dubbo exhibition and discussed ongoing subscription and publication matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won
Joyes Butterworth
Sesame
Meckie
E. Maz
M. Connell
Hal Murrap
Abe
Dubbo
Wangarbon
C.W.A
Ingita
Little River
Georie
Memors
Association
Montly
W. O'Bren
Little
Enyne
Eumangerie
Mesdames Clenyey and
Murray
Butterworth
Out Crops Maturing at Avery Mill and Local Happenings
Maturing crops show strong growth after warm weather with fronts visible by absence of frost. Local events include tennis matches at Wongerton, a club event at Farnham, and preparations for a forthcoming conference with speaker Gir Crane. Community news covers holidays, hospital care, and social visits among residents and families in Dubbo districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Mill
Imported Player Revered After Weekend Sports Events
The village hosted a football match and tennis tournament over the weekend drawing many enthusiasts. Controversy arose over remarks about an imported player from Montendres, Dray, but opinions shifted after a strong exhibition. A mixed doubles event is planned for Sunday, with next Wednesday’s game expected to surpass prior entertainments. Organisers include Mesdames Gates and Sutton and Mr Bob Lay, with Mrs Gawilry visiting from Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arek
Montendres
Sunilay
Mesdames Gates
Sutton
Bob Lay
Gawilry
Orange
W. McCarthy
Tennis Draws Reach Wellington For Weekend Tournament
The report notes visitors to Wellington for the annual tennis event amid ideal weather with frost each morning and sunny days. Among arrivals are Mrs M Tucker and her two children from Wongarbon to see relatives, Mrs Redvers and her son Milton from Port Macquarie visiting Mr T South, and Mrs McGrath from Sydney holidaying with Mrs Newton. Mrs C Jeffrey is returning from an outing while her daughter Ernn remains at Wellington hospital. Mrs J Chariton of Oaky Creek is in town due to her mother’s illness, with her condition improving.
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Severs
Wellington
M. Tucker
Wongarbon
Mee Hough
Redvers
Milton
Port Macquarie
T. South
Local Rugby Match and Nearby Deaths Highlight Weekend
The Euchureena district reports a rainy spell and improving rugby as the local union hosts a game on the posh oval despite misty conditions. The fixture ended with Hero R prevailing while the venue showcased a fair contest and refereeing debates. Separate notices announce the funeral of Emanuel Thompson of Oranga Peak, a noted sheep breeder, and the death of Terence Brady of Condobali, both widely known residents. Local tennis results saw Gum Flac win two sets and Lower Moockerawa defeat their opponents in a mixed weekend of sport and notices.
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Emanuel Thompson
Oranga Peak
Euchirvena
Thompson
Distriét
Ar. Thompson
Terence Brady
Condobali
Brady
Euchureena
Siuuri
Condobalin
Focal Ruby Union
Hero R
Gum Flac
Lower Moockerawa
Whareenaly
Thy Vets
Local Visitors Return After Holiday At Mumbil
WUMBIL LOCAL VICTORY reports Mr and Mrs Buckley guests with Mrs Wiian Buckley spending the holiday at their son and daughter in law home. Bran Buckley’s father and sister in law Mr and Mrs Colin Buckley hosted at Railway Hotel, returning home Monday. May returned to Wellington after a brief visit to her brother and sister around Mrs Forrest at Mumbil. Mrs C Stibbard also went to Orange by train with Mrs J Inwood. Mr Bede Sullivan recovers from tonsillitis and Golflinks at Stuart Town. C Goninan and Mr Herring win the grade doubles at the Wellington tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbil
Fuxhion's Mount
C. Stibbard
Orange
J. Inwood
Will
Bede Sullivan
Waryvale Hospital Dance Highlights Mixed Attendance
Waryvale hospital dance drew a decent crowd but not as high as previous years. Mr Geo Squire acted as MC, several dances and competitions were held, with J Hooper and Follett winning the first event and K Boss with M Brown taking the one step.
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Moony
Equity
Geo, Squire
J. Hooper
Follett
Commbell
Wand
Tex
Compbetlsie
M. Colling
Aoe Hy Percival
P. Msey
Beatie
W. Hubbard
Mra. Garnsey
L. Down
M. Vallanece
Mex
Ws Philipton
G. Vallance
P. R. Bicchall
Fashion's Mount Wiping Out Rabbits Action Packed Weekend
Delightful weather in new stevchi ngs boosts activities after last week’s bleak spell. Lamb marking stations report progress while Bert Baten Don Codner and Tom Dawson relay updates to the Wellington region. Tennis highlights include Steve Merving and Carl Genman winning a cup for Fashion’s Mount Cut as a local court match draws a visiting Stuart Town team.
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Rabbita
Bert Baten
Don Codner
Tom Dawson
Steve Merving
Carl Genman
Nitetaful
Mount Cut
Stuart Town
Mes
Hert Goninun
Bodangora News Keeps Up With Weekend Events
Odangora crops look well and rain may aid a strong winter. Dubbo visitors Tom Beggs and partner stay at Bodangora. Mr and Mrs W J Tonkin visited Manildra. Jim Montgomery returns from Wellington Hospital in good shape. Bob Montgomery injured at Parkes match, likely out for a while. Bodangora notable tennis players compete in Wellington event. Daphne Moncrieff wins under 19 mixed doubles with Harold Po. Mike Kit Robinson hospitalized for appendicitis. New residents Mr and Mrs Murd Miller move to Geenohiby Lincoln. Bodangora players draw Wellington reserves 2 2. Lon Connetty injured at cyanide works, out of work for several weeks.
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Tom Beggs
Daenter
Dubbo
Ark
Bodangora
Albert Begas
W. J
Tonkin
Manildea
Topkin
Jim Montgomery
Bodangera
Wellington
Jim
Bob Montgomery
Bodangors
Wellingtim
Ap Ar Parkes
Inez
Bob
Bodungork
Maye
Daphne Moncrieff
Harold Por
Mike Kit Robinson
District Hospital
Murald Miller
Geenohiby
Lincoln
Bodangara
Averal Wellington
Lon Connetty
Wok
Two Tennis Matches Reported By Local Club
Two tennis teams returned to Sydney after holidays as Westellnens Tyluyers played two matches on Sunday. One crew traveled to Gollan and lost 21 16 while the other beat Lunblane. Next Sunday each team will play again with venues at Bubba and Westella, featuring M Woodley J Maney June Mawbey Mrs Reilly and others in the Westellnare lineup.
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Mra
Kerr
Som
Peter
Sydney
Quaxpwi
Kerr' Imother
Tweedy
Mies
Condon
San
Allan
Gollan
Lunblane
Luibbo
Westella
Baltimore
Bubba
Mines M. Woodley
J. Maney
June Mawbey
Mrs Reilly
Messe
J. Samuels
J. Woodley
A. Morris
B. Tweedy
3. Kelly
J. Caré
Geurie Younger Set Ball A Great Wellington Event
Last Wednesday about ten couples attended the CWA Younger Set ball at the Stem-Wid Hall. Music was supplied by the Wellington Lyre dance band with visitors from Ar hurville Wongutbon Maryvale and Wellington. Supper tables carried Iceland poppies and ferns and a savoury spread. Proceeds will aid Mrs D. Bannon toward the upkeep of a cup won three times to be outright. Runner-up was Mrs Arthur Gibbs in a steady golf display. The 12 holes winner was Mrs Hannon with net 42, and the fours’ cup went to J. Whiteley June. A team of members toured Wongarbon yielding a drawn result. Next Sunday no match due to tourney plans. Mr and Mrs Glover and Jon Robbins returned from Sydney. Mrs Jones’s daughter holidaying with her parents Mr and Mrs L. Jones. At a CWA meeting Mrs W Pruden was elected president, replacing Mrs Hart who has left Geurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Wellington
Arhurville
Wongutbon
Maryvale
Mem Gore
Mids Helen Martin
Geur'e
D. Bannon
Gil
Mire
Arthur Gibbs
Mra. Hannon
Memfours
J. Whiteley
Wongarbon Jagt
Panto
Mins
L. Jones
W. Pruden
Hart
Stuart Town Anniversary Dance Fails to Impress
Cold southerly winds set the tone as Stuart Town held its annual anniversary fete in aid of the School of Arin Hall. The event drew a weak attendance last Friday, netting 10 pounds 47 shillings 18 pence, barely covering expenses. The committee faces a needed push to improve future finances. Also marked were the deaths of Mr B Thompson of Ive, aged 81, a familiar village figure, and Mr Torene Brady, long-time district landholder and noted charity supporter. Condolences extended to bereaved families. The hospital ball planned for Sunday is boosted by Mrs James Cameron who is arranging special refreshments to fill the hall to capacity. Last week Newton, from a local police force, reported the passing of his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arin
B. Thompson
Kveh
Condalolin
Torsene Brady
Comine Hospital
Sune al
James Cameron
Newton
Focal
Arthurville Foxes Trouble Herders and Hall Plans
Local farmers report mild winter with scarce frosts and poor wheat prospects this season. Cookery win at Wellington draws praise for Elwell G and Giddings from Rotedale. Tennis Club fundraiser and hall dance planned. community urges value of a centrally located hall for church, meeting rooms, and events. Foxes trouble poultry keepers due to lack of rabbit control.
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Wellington
Mra G
Elwell
Missen L
Giddings
Rotedale
Pived
Rabbive
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Rhymon Farbon Agricultural Bureau
H.R. Batten
Bonnefields
Eulomogo
Messry
Melly
A. Henry
H. Batten
K. Morphet
Orrespl
Tr Ald
Reid
Crane Hedd
Tt Assistany
Septemer
Mamta
Morris
R Payne
Aipce
Blunden Bros
W. Cax
EK. Dubbelde
Gore
Wouleman
Frog Station
Farnham
Gir
Crane
Duxtons
Dubsbo
Hhe
A. Radburn
Coe-eo
Thiika
Moore
Dubbo Hospital
A. Pearson
Webbe Tistrie
Geo. Pearson
Rome
Merdames E. Powter
0. Wilsie
Pearson
D. Caddell
E. McDonall
Bi Renshaw
Mia Dna Lynch
Wongerton
Geurie Club
Wongerton Courts
Wonrarton
Nts
Ontefiores
Wumbil
G. Buen
Tor
C. Goninan
Herring Om
Wellingon
W. McAtamney &Co
Swift Sags
Fashion
Odangora
Tore Yu
I Wilmot
Ofice
Arthurville
Ashford
Ware Waki
Maunghan
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