Cumnock District News And Theatre Listings
Mr and Mrs Geo Shulkes visit Cumnock. Jack Oakie and stars headline The Great American Broadcast at Theatre Cumnock this Saturday with Danger in the Pacific as the supporting feature. Local notices congratulate Baldry district on Patrotic Fund total of about £472 and praise queen contestants. Community updates include aircraftman R Gunn’s leave, Miss A Murray’s lead in local Queen competition, coupon value criticisms, and weather with promising crops.
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Geo Shulkes
Cumnock
L. Downey
Jack Oakie
Alice Faye
John Payne
Cesar Romero
Ink Spots
Pacific
Leo Carrillo
Andy Devine
Don Terry
W. E. Hollis
R. Gunn
Brian Leary
Sydney
St. Branislaus’ College
Bathurat
Mestiva Gripper
Geo Durr
Mat Hogan
Ray Bartlett
Dineset
Selatan
Hoper
Endos Ood
Advanx for Tyre Treads Ser 3 Rel Is
Advanx introduces tire treads with series 3 release details. Product notes emphasize reliability and performance under varied road conditions. Technical wording highlights material quality and tread pattern design for enhanced grip and longevity.
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Advanx
Barrendong Sees Heavy Frosts Yet Hints At Rain
Very heavy frosts have occurred this week with rain expected soon. Gardening takes priority as peas are planted by Messrs. Smith and Hayden of Orange while tomatoes fill most of the garden. Mrs. Biddles of Orange holidays with cousin Mrs. T. T. Smith at River View and Mrs. McBath returns to Dubbo after visiting Mrs. Bloomfield and Mrs. McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Maddrell of Katella holiday in Orange. Canon Homfray leads evensong at Mrs. Chariton’s Oakey Creek residence last Thursday. congregation was good.
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Messrs. Smith and
Hayden
Orange
Biddles
T. T. Smith
Bloomfield
McGrath
Maddrell
Georie Ball Preparations At Church Event
A euchre party raised funds for the Church of England ball. Hosts were Mesdames G Whiteley and J Paxton with Mesdames W Brummel and J Hayden as seconds. Valmar McDonald won a cake and Miss B Yeo a fowl. W Hayden of Katoomba visited relatives. Private Coul on leave from Darwin returned home. Daphne Archbold of Sydney visits Archbold family. Len and Leo Graham of Orange were home for the weekend.
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G. Whiteley
J. Paxton
W. Brummel
J. Hayden
Valmar McDonald
W. Hayden
Katoomba
Coul
Darw’n
Daphne Archbold
Sydney
Ern Archbold
Archbold
Messrs
Len and
Leo Graham
Orange
Passing of two Stuart Town residents of good repute
The town mourns Mrs. Eliza Lavina Cohen wife of William Cohen of Mookerawa who died Thursday evening. Born 62 years ago in Stuart Town she leaves a large family including five sons four daughters and a sister and brother. Canon Homfray led the funeral service at St Michael's Church of England with burial in Stuart Town. Also noted is the death of Mr. James Cameron former Mookerawa schoolteacher survived by wife and one daughter. Additional items mention Mrs. Ledger visiting from West End and Mr. T. Lee’s trip to Sydney plus local fundraising auctions and a few notices.
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Eliza Lavina Cohen
Wiliam Cohen
Mookerawa
Cohen
J. Dong
Stuart Town
Mary
Ashfield
Fred Dong
Sydney
Bill
George
Norman
Gordon
Stuart Towr
Bob
Alf
John
Ettie
Trevens
Rodgers
Lavina
Ledger
West End
Hume
T. Lee
J. Cowell
W. Foxally
H. Dickerson
Denny Pulley
Miss Edwards
Orangedale
Mt. Kosciusko
Bodangora Red Cross Sub Branch Annual Meeting Report
Bodangora Red Cross sub branch held its annual meeting on June 2. The 1942 43 year saw about £112 raised. New office bearers were elected: President Mrs W J Campbell Secretary Mrs W Tonkin Treasurer Mrs A Beggs Sewing supervisor Mrs N Honeyman. Secretary Mrs O Frogley declined reappointment, and was praised for service. A third anniversary cake was cut. Residents Bert Tonkin and others were noted at local events. staff changes and home postings mentioned at Bodangora and nearby towns.
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Bodangera
Bert Tonkin
Sydney
W. Tonkin
Western Stores
Wellington
D. M. Smith
M.A
Orange
Bodangora
C. Robinson
Bathurst
J. Robinson
Arthurville Rainy Weather Sets In On Monday
Rain began on Monday with a cold wind in Arthurville as holidays end. Pat, son of Mr J Weech, returns from Armi Dale Teachers' College. Mr and Mrs Martin and their two children come home after a holiday. Mr and Mrs Penning and family also travel home after visiting relatives. Ern Daley’s brother Tom broke his leg kicking a rabbit, with hopes of quick recovery.
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Armidale Teachers’ College
Pat
J. Weech
Ms Martin
E. Penning
Ric
Ern Daley
Tom
Weather Prospects Brighten with Springlike Week
EUCHAREENA reports a week of ideal sunny weather. Richard Bodycott returns to camp after several days with family. Mrs. R. Shering's son Bert, hospitalized in Australia, writes he is improving, a relief to his elderly mother. V D C contingents and visitors joined drills last Sunday. James Sloane Jr., eight, orange, grandson of Mrs. Sloane, shows slow improvement under medical care. Iry Schafer travels to Sydney to see his wife, still in indifferent health. everyone wishes her a speedy recovery.
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Iver Richard Bodycott
R. Shering
Bert
Australia
V.D.C
James Sloane
Orange
Iry Schafer
Sydney
Trespass Notice at Mt Arthur Farm Prosecutions Proceed
A notice declares trespassers on Mt Arthur or Macquarie Stud Farm will be prosecuted. All prior permissions are cancelled. Harry Taylor is referenced in the notice.
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Mt. Arthur
Macquarie Stud Farm
Harry Taylor
Notice on Trespassing and Prosecution for Mt Bodangora
A. M. a'Bec kett signs on June 26 1941 that any person found poisoning shooting or trespassing on Mt Bodangora or Nugowrie will be prosecuted without respect to person. The notice declares enforcement and names the signer.
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Mt. Bodangora
Nugowrie
A. M. a'Beckett
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Burrendong
Georie
Euchre Party
Mrs. Cohen and
Jon
Frecklington’s
EAH
Ated
V.D.C. Police Board
RED Cross
Arthurville
of Toxic
Gmifvitns Hughes Pty
EID
the Golden Key
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