Neurea Tennis Wins and Local Defeats in Rain
Last week rain over an inch fell as two tennis teams visited Start Town and Arthurville. Neurea defeated Arthurville while Stuart Town beat Neurea, making for an enjoyable day. Personal notes mention Brian Tuite recovering in Capital with aunt Mrs Sloane and M Gibson on leave with jar etite at Baker's Swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Start Town
Arthurville
Neurea
Stuart Town
Brian Tuite
Mrs. Sloane
Clineton
M. Gibson
LAAF
Jaretite
Baker's Swamp
Gladys Spargo
Javery
Mara
Spenith
Trade items and tools listed in old catalog notes
A fragmented list shows agents and vendors for farm implements. Mentions include Robinson & Co agents, burn separators, fences, plows and cultivators, steel plow shares, combine points, header tools, oil bindings, twine, and various farming supplies in stock. The note preserves era business terms and miscellaneous equipment titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deng
Tone Sun
Notice. KS prosecuted on Mt 4 Nunvore A
A brief notice reports that KS faced prosecution on Mount 4 Nunvore Avenue. Details are sparse in the readable text. The item notes a legal action associated with a local entity and location, with no further names or dates provided.
Stop Getting Up Nights Medicine Ad Warns of Kidney Trouble
An old style ad urges sufferers with frequent nocturnal urination and burning to seek help for kidney and bladder issues. It links poor function to toxins in the blood and promises relief from backache rheumatic pains and general malaise with a remedy named JAN'S BACKACHE.
Bodangora Three Meetings At Bodangora Hall June 17
Three successive Bodangora Hall meetings on June 17 included P and C with W Nowland reporting wireless arrival and an aerial donated by George Sears, a fund-raising plan, and calls to repair the school and residence. A race committee discussed distributing proceeds to POW funds and Welcome Home committees. The Men’s Club reformed with Maurice Hewes as president and Norman Rogers treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodangore Hall
Mesdames J. Carter
B. Christie
Dowton
Uegglamid
England
Snr
V. Knowles
A. Beggs
N. Honeyman
Cridind
Misses J. Dowd
HH. Progley
Eb, Campbell
Honeywan
L. Beggs
M. Beggs
J. Jur
Messrs
J. Carter
George Sears
P. and C
P.O.W
Ests
Uevers
Ambulance Benefit Dance Raises Local Funds
Residents of Arthurville district held their annual Ambulance benefit dance to support Wellington District Ambulance. Net proceeds totaled £15 12s 3d with organisers B Chandler and E Bishop praised for planning. Treasurer G H Davies and Superintendent Habler attended as the Ambulance thanks were extended to local volunteers and district ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurville
Wellington
Messrs
B. Chandler
E. Bishop
Paramount Orchestra
G. HS. Davies
Habler
Wellington Diattiet
Davies
E. Chandler
Aes Ry
Stuart Town Lord Mayor Fund Big Function at Cumnock
The Lord Mayor s Patriotic Fund branches Stuart Town Mumbil and Euchareena held a day of sports tea and a dance amid poor weather. Proceeds approached 100 pounds with a 50 pound insurance addition. Local attendees enjoyed Theobald s Orchestra and a charity raffle. The Cumnock tennis club staged a two division American tournament won by W Lyons and Mrs C Smith in A and K and Mrs MacKenzie in B, while crop growth and forecasts feature in town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mayor
Patriottc Fund
Stuart Town
Mumbil and
Euchareena
Cumnock Tennis Club
W. Lyons
Mes. C
Theatre Cumnock
Kathryn Graywn
Gene Kell
MGM
Star Parade
Mickey Jady Garnar
Skelennor Powell
Ann Sothert
Ambulance Functional Success Cited for All Present
Report notes the ambulance functionary reached full operational status after an event cited as successful. Officials confirm the gathering included several attendees from local services and the public. Details on the exact incident are limited in the readable text.
Women in Canadian Armed Forces reach 3,982 by November
In a historic shift the Canadian armed forces expanded women’s roles within the Royal Canadian Air Force and broader service. By November 144 the number of women serving or attached to medical and support duties grew significantly, reflecting broader integration across branches and frontline responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Royal
Air Patce
Iwelles
Aelite Service
Oveteran
VerVing
Canadar Armed Forces
GEORIE NEW BABY HEALTH CENTRE PLANS DISCUSSED AT CWA
At the CWA monthly meeting plans for a proposed new Baby Health Centre were discussed and will be sent to head office. Miss Cottell favored a site near the post office and items for the centre were granted. A sports day in August was announced with events including trots and novelty races to raise funds. The Popular Man competition and Younger Set fetes drew interest as members prepare for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Turim
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P, Wall
T, Robinson & CO
Dan- Jan
Bodangora
Ualiere
Maurice Hewes
Norman Roders
Fusiie
Lord Mayor's Fund
Cumnock
Theobald
Orchestra 41
L.m-P. Fun. Parvel
Gubacew
Iya Wroelyt
Red Cross
Tetat
Pevghy Vialuy Ubett
Jth
Hr Ritttijer Vn
Stork
Ath
A. Foster
Doug
Rowil
Windsor
Stuart Towns
Noonan
Gill
Sydney
Hoy Lee
Synge
Bryce Colquhoun
Dubbo
W. Poxall
J. McNamara
Son
Koorawatha
Tes Chas
Barker
Harold Dickerson
Field
Bert Devenish
John Finny
Rast Wiel Hospital
Uartit
Far West
May
Jon We
Georie
Baby Healt
Sauivels
Sear Harden
Samuels
Malvinr Deezan
Syne
Eri
Ballie Naty
Dejo
Harso Maron
Liz
Price
J. Hayden
C. Hayden
Denny Hannum
J Mays Roads Board
Withane i Shire
Mastee John Wheeler
Dob
T. Si
W. A. Urquhart
Maughan St
Shineberg
Wineborg
MPS
Pho
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