Yeoval News Highlights Snowy Weekend Sports Action
Very cold showery weather affected activities but skating thrived with many skaters at the Weture Theatre on Saturday. Mixed fours and Cumnek men competed for the Patterson cup, one game decided by a narrow margin. Yeoval footballers won the Cox cup at Malone and aim to visit Wellington for the Kereidska Cup. Improvements and relief donations noted as local committees received clothing and food consignments. A daughter arrived for the Thomas family of Kynuna, and Ronnie Graham of Onley underwent appendicitis surgery successfully. A football party and Australian Jam plan announced for Monday.
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Cumavek
Good Stat Baking Howder Co
Liduen
Bork Ovendions
Yeoval
Malone
Wellington
Wal. Armstrong
Barney, Hui
Je Muni
Cheane
Thomas
Fashion's Mount and Memorial Service for Mrs Be Peavock
A funeral for Mrs Be Peavock drew a large crowd as mourners followed her coffin to Wellington cemetery. The piece notes her long life, two daughters and three sons, and the esteem in which she was held by family and friends. A church fundraiser at Katella Workshop benefited parish goals. A reader thanks the Reverend Drimmamend for supporting the charitable effort.
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BE. Peavock
Wellington
Tite
Beng
Ambulance carnival prep and village events preview
Preparations for a village ambulance carnival peak this Saturday with dog and home events promising exciting displays. Sunday practice saw 26 to 80 dogs and many lads preparing with horses and tuneful attractions. Hockey line shows and a possible match with Willington are awaited. local officials discuss plans and funding. News also notes Mary Davis on tennis, Mrs Peacock’s passing, and Mrs Borkin’s improving condition as families await further updates.
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Sayiis
Wes Storre
Mtaerted
Wenthir
Willington
Tam
Furuhiin
Thureday
Mary
Tenis
Mira
Davis
Tou the Baal
Jain
Peacock
Mumbai
Uistriel
Yaraily
IC Borkin
Arthurville Struggles and Community Notes Edge of Crisis
Wheat growers face delays from heavy rain hindering flow operations while local councils adjust rates amid regional shifts. A Cinderella dance raised funds for the Church of England in Arthurville. the tennis club lost to Geurie. Signals failures on the Dubbo-Molong line caused train holdups until repairs.
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Macquarie
Suntop
Arthurville
Church of England
Hooper
Georie Club
Cpowums Haxeon
Buntop Tennis Club
Dubbo-Molong
Hove
Bodangora and Bodangora Football Notes Clash in Wellington
Bodangora Perry weather and farming woes dominate community notes. discussions cover state representation for Bodangora, relief funding plans, and local football drama about Bodangora facing Montefiorey amid league tensions. A Wellington accident near Ward’s culvert is reported as improving, while a dance and cattle trade updates highlight town life.
Burrendong Tennis Team Defeated at Dripetone Proves Strong
The Burrendong team of tennis players who travelled to Dripetone on Sunday were well and truly beaten by the latter, though some could not afford the operation to be performed.
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Burrendong
Concert at Barter's Hall Raises Over Eleven Pounds
A Wednesday concert at Barter's Hall in Cumnock, to aid St. Matthew's Church, drew a large crowd despite rain. Door takings surpassed £25. The first half featured school children and adults in musical items led by Mya Poaty. the second half included the skit Feacaing a Mother-in-law and praised performers such as Betty Sparker, Norman Johnson, Daphne Charteris, and others.
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Barter's
Furey “Feecaing
Mtro Pillans
Venu Cather
Mr. Rigney
Dlalowe
Betty Sparker
Norman Johnson
Weather Woes and Community Notes Parade
Gedrie weather turns worse with rain and gloomy forecasts. Archbald visits son Ev, Mead returns to duty, Mrs Kearl conveyed by ambulance, church ball rained out but crowd enjoyed the event. Monument fence progress at the church, rifle club prize event draws larger attendance. Ambulance fundraising tennis afternoon, possum trappers report varied success as weather hinders catches. Holiday plans and office coverage noted for local officials and residents.
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Wraily
Mont
Church of England
HM. Graham
Chareh
Dutt
Wellington
Dutha
Priden
G. Callie
B. Johnson
Gooff Whiteley
Ponto
Maryvale Area Reports Wet Ground and Delayed Work
In Maryvale and surrounds heavy water and mud hinder farming with roads impassable in places. Wheat planting stalls as rain depends on future weather. A local teacher from Combo Public School incident noted. Two aeroplanes were spotted last week. Mr and Mrs J Lown welcomed a daughter. A niece is said to have returned from Sammy’s Recorder. Local updates note thriving erase growth and stock grazing.
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Syd
Engineer Baker
Wellington
Mudgee
Ward
Fee
Lanter
Rillter
Maryvale
Combo Public
Shhool
Pat Crick
J. Lown
Fragmentary song scene with many names and phrases
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous names and phrases including cooks, children, a Spanish slaw reference, a good night message, and scattered monikers such as Watt rouff G Robertson Perdinand Bwitt A Stoney Wetter Litherland J Black Mrs Wattmuf and Emily, with a line Praising The King. The text reads as a collage of notes or dialogue fragments without a cohesive event.
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Junce
Axtill
Cook
Mra
Banda
Wattrouff
G. Robertson
Perdinand Bwitt
A. Stoney Wetter Litherland
J Black
Wattmuf
Weight
Emily Ther Daugher
M. Cather
Wongarbon Notes on Local Events and Sports
Randall returns by local station with congratulations and good wishes while residents attend to illnesses and village life. Geurie club defeats Wongarbon in a friendly match as upcoming games promise rematches. Weather, new brick house plans, and prize-giving at Wongarbon Union Farmers school conclude the village update with thanks to Mr Crane and Mr Kelly for the fruit tree competition prizes.
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Randall
W. Braithwaite
Murets
Sones Populi
Dubbo
L. Bakers
Ouf
Grane
Minrs Krave Arthur
D. Kelly
Hart
Kelly
Crea
Atking Indl
SM Crane
Thane Bye
Ells
Wet weather cripples roads and slows town life
Another 20 points of rain fell on Monday making ground boggy and roads nearly impassable. Cold south winds and showers kept residents idle and anxious as wood lorries crawled through. The Blathery creek road from Neuron Union Church to the main road needs urgent repair. a committee meeting is set for tonight to address this.
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Wellington
Prime Milk Bread at A Pul brook Farmers Pryke Brothers
Farmers at Pryke Brothers report prime milk bread at a Pryke Brothers outlet, noting strong demand and steady supply conditions. Local vendors emphasize quality and affordability in the region, with customers seeking fresh dairy and bakery products.
Community mourns Mrs Peacock at 81 in district column
Sorrow spread through the district week after Mrs Pearl Peacock died at age 81. The retiring, charitable woman left behind grown sons and daughters, all widely respected. Local tennis players Gomma and E Hansford show strong form in the Lillington tournament with chances at trophies. Cricket club met to settle season matters and liquidate a small deficit of about £4, while Mr C Peacock secured the season’s batting average of 18.0 to win the club prize. Weather and maintenance issues blame poor conditions on excessive wetness and lack of attention in several locales.
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Messrs
Bprutt
C. Goninan
Han
C. Peauck
W. Geminun
Weather and health notes from Orange region
Rain persists amid cold week with near snow indications. A child was taken to Orange Hospital with a severe cold last Monday and is reported slightly better. Josephine Dall, recovering from appendicitis after hospital stay, returned home Tuesday, visiting relatives and old friends.
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Mullion Creek
Johns
Kla Small Son
Orange Hospital
Joe Arden
Josephine Dall
Organ Misappropriation Trial At Blayney Court
Gordon Simpson a Bathurst man faced Blayney Police Court charged with misappropriating £20 from the Brown's Creek Church Trustees. Canon Harris testified Simpson offered to obtain an organ for £20 and returned part payment. another organ was promised for £16. The Trustees authorised payment. no organ arrived. Simpson admitted £20 receipt but claimed issues. Committed for trial at Bathurst Quarter Sessions. bail set. case continues.
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Blayney
Gordon Simpson
Bathurst Gaal
Ciary
Brown's Creek
Mears R. Oliver
M. Routhwell
F. J. Harris
Blaynoy
Brown
Croce
United Church
Methodist
Wellington
Simpson
Mra. Cooper
Rér
Canon Harris
William Cooper
Yaw
Bowsr
Mex
Cooper
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Leo. F. Miller
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Pryke Brothers
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