Geurie News Highlights Local Church Work and Sports
An energetic Geurie bulletin reports St Matthew's Church of England interior improvements, tree plantings, and footpath repairs planned. Community groups discuss Soldier Memorial alterations, road works on Gulgong to Dhoni Dunedoo, and a busy weekend of football, tennis, golf, and local sporting events with Stuart Town and Dubbo games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Gourie
St. Matthew's Church of England
Georie
Grouns
Georia
Soldiers’ Memorial Committee
Con
Graham
Itv
Crone
Hall
Gulgong
Ly Porte
Dohi
Dunedoo
Larry
Guorle
Ouy Gouri
Stuart Town
Georle
Buya U
Lon Graham
Local Branch Meeting Minutes Record Sparse Attendance
The Bournwood branch held its annual meeting with only eight attendees. Officers were elected including Mr Harry Wyke as president and Mr IL Lloyd as honorary secretary and treasurer. A donated Christmas event and a sorrowful note on illness were mentioned, with brief hospital updates and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah
Awereunyymn
Jiusaei
George Pickford
Mork Dickfordy
Naual
Mn IL F Wykes
Hiry Wyker
Harry Wyke
W. Job
Ho J. Wykes
Wern Moses
Wyker
Woo Morris
IL Lloyd
Lirie Urer
W. G. Morris
Grange Pickford
Bath
Birthday Party And Community Worries In Bodangora
Bodangora notes recount a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Monetieffe with music, games, and fruit for about thirty young guests. The piece also laments drought conditions, warns about grazing feed, and condemns hoarding land while others starve livestock. A hospitalisation and a boy’s accident are briefly noted along with a local public sentiment.
Burrindong Double Supper Attracts Local Aid
Community effort supports Burrindong as MREAartland returns from Sydney after holidays with Aer 1tes and Tom Newton. Gastric trouble confined Don Codner, who now plans meals every other day due to rabbit shortages. The committee offers two suppers at Seppings residence to aid travelers and those with awkward journeys. Fashion’s Mount tennis team defeated Jovial Court Sunday, Wellington visitors posting a four point margin. Several Stury Crists registered. frost-related weather noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreartland
Sydney
Tom Newton
Howeh
Don Codner
Wallington Ry
Church of Ruse
Mount Tennik
Rourta
Sumiay
Wellington
Graiy
Snuth
Associates midweek golf competition won by Miks Gwen Morley
The midweek golf competition winner was Miks Gwen Morley after a Wednesday afternoon event. A fog competition on Saturday afternoon produced scores for BR, jad, HH, 86, 58 with an unclear winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Miks Gwen Morley
Local notes from Mumibil describe weather and events
Weather outlook hints at possible rain around the 7th of June. Local water supplies rise in expectation. Rabbits digging and fencing contracts awarded to Maddrell of Katelin will create employment. Horses Old Pater and Ace won at Roxbery Park. Teal tonnie players travelled to Herpatone for a friendly, yielding a victory by a fair margin. Spyernhouw party funds proceed to renovate the church. target amount reportedly in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimax
Maddrell
Katelin
Toca
Old Pater
Ace
J. Petersen
Roxebery Park
Luey
Peterson
Bath Horavn
Herpatone
Vieture
Spyernhouw Partier
Wall's Tennis Equipment Sale Notice
Local ad offers tennis equipment with wall racks and supplies. It mentions over 100 items, a focus on repairs and reconditioning, and customers can acquire tennis gear at competitive prices.
Yeoval Natives Enjoy Weekend Tennis and Local Sports
Weather mild with sun and frost at night as Yeoval hosts a friendly tennis day on Saturday with four locals and four brig visitors. Yeoval wins two of three matches. Parkes and Arthurville teams visit for more tennis. Yeoval triumphs again. Wellington footballers lose to Peak Hill 18 to 4. nose injury to a Yeoval player. Social events include a marriage announcement for Mabel Teeling to Roy Stanbrook on June 24, with a reception in Yeoval. Confirmation service held by Bishop Wylde. Ohley Hall dance raises funds. Monte Carlo dances won by J Couly and C Owens pair. Mwnt J Miller returns for operation in Wellington. Local notables travel to Sydney and Queensland for work and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eame
Yeovil
Brig
Alow
Yaoval
Arthurville
Tenis
Courladius
Yeovalites
Parkes
Picture Theatre
Mic-Nay Toa
Mira Mabel Teeling
Roy Stanbrook
Wellington
W Armstrong
Mina ‘Teeling
Yeoval and
Mr. Teeling
Claude Farr
Mea
K. Knight
Bishop Wylde
Ohley
Tomingley Orchestra
J Couly
C. Owens
Mint M. Ryan
Kevin Tell
Farnham Football Victories And A Horse Accident
In Farnham a rider named Ditmum had a horse fall during a ride from Ay Lavensa's Roslysr property. He was carried to Wellington Hospital with severe internal injuries after collapse near Braler's homestead. The Wellington District Ambulance conveyed him to hospital. The same paper notes Farnham-Stuart Town football results and contains a quirky weather and greeting page with repeated social salutes and local banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moralig Lal
Robert Ditmum
Ay Lavensa
Gill
Orot
Wellington
Mr. Hannelly
Ill Luck and Local Sports News from Store Creek
Mr Mick Priest is recovering after an appendicitis operation at Orange District Hospital with hopeful progress. A benefit dance for Crock follows. The lawn tennis team traveled to Farnham and won a close match, while Farnham’s team also showed promise. A benefit football match for Mr Stick Mrivat is noted, with local football activity in Stour Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Priest
Orange District
Farnham
Stick Mrivat
Stour Town
Wongarbon News Briefs and Social Notes
Parson W D Baker leaves for Queensland for several months. Mr and Mrs W H Green celebrate a new arrival. Dan Pearson returns home in good health. Mr Harria departs on the first leg of a journey to Thiraday Toland. Mrs Littlejohns named secretary of the Ideal P and C Association. Local W A stall held with many entries and prizes awarded for jam and sponge sandwich. Peter Harris farewell hosted by friends with a traveling mug gift. Tennis team visits Dubbo. Wongarbon to host Paramount next Sunday at Labbe. Weather calls for rain to improve stock and water supplies. May is bright with some frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Baker
Wednysday
Queensland
Cometabie
W. H. Green
Dan Pearson
Hoe Lal
Petr Harria
Thiraday
Hi. Littlejohns
Ideal
P and C
Asociation
C.W
Mia C. Larum
Fin Thurstay
Peter Harris
Jack Hurt
Peter
Dubbo
Railway Club
Jocalites
Wongarhon
Paramount
Labbe
Mene
Baker's Swamp Weather and Local Incidents
Baker's Swamp records a warm sunny spell with a cold to north change. A gun accident injures Mr Engle Brien, attended by an ambulance to hospital, with recovering condition. Local updates include Mrs W Syphete visiting Oakville, a drought mare loss, Branny Owens illness, Mrs McKean's brother J Owen aiding an elderly mother, and a new bowser at the local store. Pryke Bros Auctioneers conduct a salon clearing in district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Brien
Hyapital
Mra McKean
Narvovilne
Bent & Vinil
J. Owen
Bowser
Arthurville prepares new hall as town advances
Arthurville committees push a modern hall project to be finished mid July by Monara Onley contractors. The building promises comfort and attractively modern facilities for residents who note the town’s rapid progress from lacking public buildings to a developing community. Friends of Mr Frogkey of Buntop report his hospital setback in Wellington. Wheat growers fret over variable weather and drying spells as they await rain and a larger harvest next week.
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St Arthurville
Monara Onley
Tuly
Arthurvilla
Focalatare
Hull
Apd
Frogkey
Sone
Buntop
Ninewan
Wellngton
GWA
Local soccer match ends with visitor win and memorial plans
The report covers a match at the centre last Saturday resulting in a win for the visitors by Stat. A crowd gathered at night. Moe Low and Thompson are in poor health and hospitalized. A movement to complete a memorial upper room is proposed. A copper cup and new door are to be laid, with a plan to build along the western line. Townsfolk bid farewell to Mr. J. We Fade as he leaves for Canada aboard a railway train. The Brazive family party travels to Sydney. Mrs Barclay Webster and Dr Barclay Webster return to Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Low
Thompson
Orange
Tuusuny
Canada
al Tobin
Brazive Famely
Nubryeye
Mary Lyons
Maroombah
Sydney
Barclay Webster
Milas Faith Braeier
Scotland
Hiwatomy for new season's wheat offers Bros y Proke
Hiwatomy announces new wheat season terms with Bros and Proke. Unclear details indicate supply shifts and pricing proposals under review by local traders and agricultural officials.
Goolma Edge Wellington in Close Saturday Football
Goolma fought to a 2 1 score lead over Wellington in a hard fought Saturday football game. Len Cooney and Baden Medestat starred for Goolma with strong goalkeeping and forward drives. Next Sunday Goolma travels to Mulder for the carnival while community events and local notes fill the rest of the page.
Start Made on Sesto Baptist Church Building
A new church building near Sesto is under way with a concrete wall completed and a 12 by 20 foot room for an airing platform. The Rev J Bunter will give a prophetic address daily evening on world affairs and salvation. Community workers from Seatonville assist. notices request donations to the church office before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesto Foundation
W. Davey
Seatonville
Sentonville
J. Bunter
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Geurie
Drill Creek
Geurie Links
C. Wouks
Eg Morley
Mev Gibbs
J. Whitmill
L Marley
C. Weekes
D. Hannon
A. Gibbs
G. Marley
Col. Giddings
J. Yannon
Mr. Mead
J. Sicard
C. Hobisen
Wellington District News
Bournewood
Mim Ridob
Ceange
Ray Wykes
Wykee Seur
Marvombong
Po Wellington
G. Howtuy
Ems
Owen
Bodangora
Master Claw
Mint Joyce Mayerieffe
Luble
Monetieffe
Curtey
Mien
Fumio Cowell
Moncriffe
Hampstead
Cory
Australia
Cobbern
Hones
Mya H. Finland
Steatmare
W. Vitus
Dixson
Burrindong
G; Wilkins
Mumbil
Wall
Yeoval
J. Miller
Juni
King
W. Dibson
RE. Burr
Uncle Tuck
Opal Fields
Lightning Ridge
Mecare J. Farr
Sear
Ol. Pare
J. Tremain
J. Arthur
C McCarthy
A. Evers
J. Phillip l
Hiarney Bayes
Harney Bayes
Crete
Greig
Mr. Austin
Sir Austin
Mr. Priest
C.W.A. Stall
Baker's Swamp
Ingle Brien
Pryke
New Hall
Ed Goolma
Len Cooney
Ington
Goolms
Alt
Boch
Wand Jnrk
Goolma
Baden Medestatt
Mudge
Atrdtig
Ternoun
Rickwoos
Mudgme
Thy
Rim
Amos
Gadim
Mulder
Pt Horkes Carnival
Lowe
Gookma Focal Girls Sake
Chiles
Aby Tam
Tadlinn Burton Brox
Cine Whit
Delight
Childem
Camels
Ft D. Blaherty
J. J. Talbot Ie
Fonda Woweh
Hillman Minx
Dargy Walker
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