Pro sea Association forms aims to improve Wellington ground
An informal meeting discussed funding for a recreation grounds project led by Wellington district ambulance volunteers. A small association formed with President T Hobbs Secretary T McMawell and Treasurer G Aithofer Juni. The plan seeks a grant for water access and beautification to aid sporting events.
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T' Hobbs
T. McMawell
G. Aithofer
Juni. Tremurer
Thore Breld
Orange
G. Lomdale
Sydney
Werkseman
N. Althofer
Ray Blunden
Miss Blackburn Honoured At Local Birthday Dance
In Arthurlville a large crowd gathered at the Mall for Miss Joan Blackburns birthday party with friends from Dubbo and surrounds. She received a dining table set amid warm congratulations while Miss Lanne Ghdinger spoke. later supper and dancing followed. Sympathy extended to the Martins and Bishops on their mother’s Sydney death. Rain totals reached thirty inches and locals toured the Macquarie Theatre in Wellington. The Toni Club beat Ponto Club in a weekend match after evenly played games.
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Arthuirville Mall
Joan Blackburn
Tors
Dubbo
Lanne Ghdinger
Wellington
A. Martin
GF. Bishop
Sydney
Macquarie Theatre
Mmeri
Glas von
Toni
Ponto Club
Farewell Party for Mr Penfuld and Family
A farewell gathering held at Aire W Cole’s home hosted about forty friends who enjoyed dancing and cards after supper. Mr A Sutton spoke, presenting a silver cake tray memento. Mr H Uray praised the departing family as Mr Penfold thanked guests. The Beaton family sail for Australia on Friday.
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Aire
W. Cole
A. Sutton
H. Uray
Penford
Rif
Beaton
Sydney
Australia
Mmya
Baan
Central Tennis Court
E Birehaut
May
Mesdames Ci ‘Owens
T. Breeball
Monte- Gores
Biwt
Drill Creek
Tos
Eam
R. Corby
Lagiealmand Prigete
Reneny
AL Moward
M. McConmell
Shwe Walt
GR Ruse
M. Howard
Mins
Howeard
Plemsuce
W. Lay
Syuney
Mra
Hoghen
Wigether
Friennia
Eay
Cinter
Mrns
Hy Dray
Howand
Moree
Norma
Bodangora Notes on Weather Folks and Local Events
A fragmented local note from Bodangora reports hopes for rain after recent light showers and mentions residents traveling to Sydney and Wellington. It notes Mrs Clem Mela’s retirement, Mrs Brazer’s Sydney visit, a P and C Association meeting, and Moncrieff Moncrieff’s tennis prize win, with talk of the Johnny Walker Cup having potential for Bodangora.
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Tully
Bodsngore
Dabbo
Norman Fyons
Brazer
Jawbone
Sydney
T. Lay
Wellington
Moncrieff
Cordally
Greentree
Mixa Moncrieff
Bodumgora
Bodangora
Concert in Tea Hall Aids Catholic Church Funds
A Friday night concert in the tea hall raised funds for Catholic Church needs. De La Salle College Dubbo pupils performed, followed by a dancing session after the program. Music came from the Dubbo Hawaiian Club with extra numbers by Mrs Morris, Hy Hubbard, and Mr Bede Manning. Dinner proceeds contributed to the event. The total profit reached £1.
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Mom
Syd- Hy
Wo Proucane
Renshaw
Orange
Sidne
Moware
Bagh
Mill Hodge
Sydney
Dubbo
Arie
Burrendong Green Glasses and Macquarie River Work
The report describes a local writer wearing goggles in Burrendong district and forecasts rain hoped to improve heavy soil erosion. It notes Macquarie Shire progress on the main road to Burrendong, plans to seed and plant on Tarawine and Tarawingee estates, and the property’s stock: 8700 sheep, horses and cattle on about 2000 acres.
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Welling
Tennle
Wouluman
Riverview
Macquarie Shire
Burrendong Laut Werk
Campbell Brow
Hactor Powers
W. B. Béippingy
Herve
Macquarie River
Major Murphy
21st Birthday Party and Local Social News
Friends of Mr. Gi Stephens of Buriedong held a 21st birthday at the Memorial Hall with a floral bouquet, singing, dancing, and gifts. Norma Bir provided the bouquet and Nell Martin delivered well wishes. A bridge event at Mrs Poguty’s home produced prizes and a £1 pot toward the Gatolle ball. Tennis and golf results were reported, with Doreen Dowd departing for Sydney for a fortnight holiday. Gordon Willcox spent the weekend in the big smoke. Mr Haigh purchased a barbering business in Chevon and will start there.
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Gi Stephens
Buriendong
Mike Ivy Bracken
He Holden
Norma
Nell Martin
N. Bracken
Jean
J. Poguty
Collins
Gordon Willcox
A. Gibbs
Col. Giddings
Te Wellington
Dublia Catholic Club
Doreen Dowd
Sysey
al Haigh
Chevon
Hannon
Cobhnra Shire
Local Tennis and Social Events Highlight Sydney Club
Minisy Morzinon and Wall family members joined a holiday tennis plan with two Sunday matches, while teams from Dublin and Baltimore prepared to play in Dubie and Westerle. Monday King's Day featured a school children tennis day hosted by Mr Crane. a Western Hall dance and Monte Carlo raffle drew visitors from Gollan, Baltimore, and Dublin.
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Loval Teninis
Dubie
Main Roads
Howe
Mua
HH Woodley
Mow
Mawbey
Junty
Miney
J. Mawbey
J South
Messrs
J. Woodley
Ciolan
K. Woodley
R. Arkell
Catersion
He H. Woodley
Westerle Baltimore
He Wall
Mix
M. Wall
L. Wall
D. Giddings
Crane
Hilren
eXr
Uxt
Lultfer
Mra M Wall
Mise Joyce Mawbey
Gollan
Baltimore
Dublin
Lockrey and
Ney
Lt. Crane
My. Lockrey
Mine Hollow
Guilan
Mire M. Giddings
Fred South
Weatella Tennis Lndies
Baby Health Centre Progress Report from Wellington Centre
Public health report detailing monthly activity at the Wellington Baby Health Centre. Data covers mothers visited by sisters, newborns weighed, meals given, expectant mothers advised, and attendance figures for infants under 1 year, under 7 years, and under 3 years. Includes daily averages and total visits, with notes on various center activities and enrolments.
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Wellington
Abaverentinnus
Sydney Morris
Tenga
Centre
IRB Infante
Infan
Centre Yew
Centre - Sulton Weleed
Givens
Centre Infante
Jame
Infante
Yodra Ya
Antunin
When to Light Up Before Official Lighting Time
The piece urges drivers to light headlights before official times to improve visibility and warn other road users. It notes that many vehicles illuminate early and that using lights aids sight and judgment of speed, reducing the chance of accidents when darkness falls prior to official time.
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Royal Automobilees of Australia
Diggers Ball Celebrated at Cummock Theatre on King's Birthday
The annual Diggers Ball at the Whiworry Theatre marked one of Cummock’s most successful entertainments. President Mr. Wright led waiting workers amid striking red white and blue decorations. Supper by the Linden of Cumnock drew praise. door takings neared £0, promising a credit balance for the RS and L. League. A juvenile ball followed. upcoming film showings at Cumnock Theatre include Without Order and The Last of Mrs Cheney.
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Whiworry
Cummock
Wright
League
Guim
Bbl
Asme
Cumnock
L. League
Cumnock Theatre
Sally Eilers
Robert Armatrong
Wheeler
Woolsey
Cheney
Thos Wright
F.afiller
Evelyn Regleston
Regleston
J. Hogin
Cummmork
W Hinwn Eagleston
Ong Sinter
Feu Kirothess
James
Melbourne
John
Patrick
Fuswart
Comnée
Fife
Cummnick
St. Dympna's
Remioval
P. Quinn
Molong
Father Seayon
Myx
J. Conk
Evan
Dubbo
Sydney Morning Herald
M. Moye
Uithima
Tim
Crosby
Union Bank
Cumpock
Wenh
Nia
Biro
Ivan Exygienton
Fruit Care vs Hee Brooms court case appears in front
A fragment notes a legal matter titled Fruit Care versus Hee Brooms facing a court appearance, with parties and a case in process. The readable text provides no dates, docket numbers, or court location, but indicates a civil matter in a title-page listing.
Maryvale Hospital Dance Brings Wide Fun And Recognition
The Maryvale Hospital dance drew a full floor and raised about 42K in the season’s event. Mr Parker and Mrs Wise won the stork dance while Mr and Mrs Miller of Maryvale led the waltzing contest. Mr Vallance and companion topped the over-60 pair. Guests enjoyed cricket scores, a hearty supper, and praise for the hospital committee.
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Maryvale
Hospital
Vale
Parker
J. B. Dowd
Morley
Wellington
McKinnon
P and C. Association
Musmbur
Alan
FASHIONS MOUNT Foot Gashed With Axe
Eighteen points of rain til here on Wednesday night. Heavy frosts followed and more rain. At time of writing the atmosphere is warm with a chance of more rain. Several local incidents are noted including injuries from an axe and a foot wound. Warnings and health notes appear alongside weather updates and local farm activity.
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Chew'am Neith
Colym
Walter
The Easy Way? The Easy Way?
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a general topic or phrase raised in a historical paper. No clear person, place, organization, or event is readable enough to identify concrete facts for a fuller T and S.
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