Weather and local happenings in the Wellington district
Exclusive news reports a cold week with a strong southerly wind and brief snow. It notes heavy frost on Tuesday, a record-breaking wind on Wednesday, local unemployment work on road repairs, and discussions on cementing small causeways. Also mentions bird migrations, a hunting party in Dick Park, Miss Tremain visiting Strathmore, and dairy farming as butter factory nears Wellington.
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Dodungara
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Dx Toni
Me. W. Vane
Wewenemile
Mess Inwood
Kelly
J. Bawershaw
Hegraves Way
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Strathmore
H. England
The Swing of the Pendulum and Renewed Confidence
A fragmented editorial voice argues for restoring public confidence and encouraging individuals to act and work. It stresses the need to think, act, and talk with confidence to help people return to employment and steady the economy.
Bathurst Elector Gordon Wilkins Wins in Wellington District
Weather in Arthurville stayed cool and cloudy with light showers totaling 10 points. Congratulations go to Gordon Wilkins, native of Wellington, for a splendid Bathurst electorate victory amid district enthusiasm. Community events included a school grounds gravel-placing bee by Parents and Citizens, a win by local team against Methodist Club in Wellington, and a successful ambulance fundraiser dance at Mr Hooper’s. St John Ambulance praised for rapid aid during injuries, while local residents Keith Frogley, A. O’Brien, and Arthur Wise toured Sydney. Little River CW.A plans a juvenile dance next Saturday boosting local turnout.
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Wellington
Exiday
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Hooper
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Aumlulin
Cigney
Wisanapuet
Keith Frogley
A. Vs. O'Brien
Arthur Wise
Sydney
Unil Mini
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Little River Cw.a
Wellington District News round up of social and sport events
Showery weather breaks as sun returns. The Bachelors Ball at the Dieture theatre draws crowds from Cumnock Molong Wellington Buldey and nearby districts with Theobald’s Orchestra providing music. Talkies debut at Picture Theatre with Rast Lynne the star film. Weekend tennis sees Brigalow and Cumnock compete for the Patterson Cup while local teams host friendly matches. Dubbo beats Yeoval 13 to 10 in a cold football match. Personal notes list holidays and visitors with a new baby at St James Hospital and health updates.
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Friend
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Calin
Metropolis
Suring
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Eda
G . Kerin
F. Kerin
Obley
F. Armstrong
St. James’ Hospital
Mi. Speake
Fac
Speak
Sydney
Eureka tennis team rebounds after snow driven chill
A blustery week leaves Eureka tennis fans bundled as the Katella squad opens Sunday with a win. Percy Matthuwa and Mount lead the visitors while local players cope with late-arriving crowds and cold, congratulating a solid performance. The church service at Stuaet Town resumes after the match with Ken Bramley noting the Sunday schedule.
Severe winter cripples town as locals rally for care
The district endures a harsh cold spell described as the severest in years, affecting elderly residents and workers alike. News notes a plane disaster at Beuart Town, ambulance movements for Mrs. Barnes, and Shire efforts to fund unemployment relief. Local social events include a dance to support the ambulance fund and poultry show successes by E Spratt and D Blatchford.
Winter weather halts play as League visits Stuart Town
Euchareena reports real winter with showery days and slow progress. The League football team lost at Stuart Town last Sunday by nine to a, while next Sunday a return match will be played here. Orange beat Woollen Mills by nil. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Barrett and Sir and Mrs Beye Trodgett on welcoming Benny sons at Al Helen’s Mon th. The Warne Hotel hosted footballers for a season teaser. Mrs McGovern of Sydney holidays with her brothers at Rock Creek. Mr Watterson of Casino, brother-in-law to G Lyons, died last Friday. Sympathy extended. Ena Richannan won Wellington tennis title.
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Stuart Town
Orange
John Barrett
Beye
Frost Touches District After Long Cold Spell
A reports notes the heaviest frost in years as winter relents, trees, walls, and landscape covered in white. The community mourns Mrs Jaimes Flix who passed Saturday at Blair Athol, with condolences to Mr Dus Ellin and son Evender. A car incident near Mr J Whiteley's property injures Mr P Hawley but he escapes serious harm. damage to the car is noted. Also mentioned are infant son of Mrs H Paston and a twenty first birthday party for Winnie Dowdon, plus a quiet wedding in St Stephen's Church, Gulgon, between Barbra Haney Purveglove and Henry Gearie.
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Blair Athol
Mex
Ells
Dus Ellin
Evender
P. Hawley
Con Trol
Jax. Whiteley
Hawley
Roe
BS Webster
Dawe
St. Stephen's Church of England
Barbra
Anil Mea
Haney
Gearie
Henry
Groth Progress Brief on Recovery in CW Days
Groth reports progress in recovery efforts and expects to be fully back within a few days. A brief update notes continued improvement and plans for rapid return to duties.
New Zealand Blacks Arrive in Sydney for Wallington Match
The New Zealand Rugby team arrived in Sydney on Tuesday after a long journey and will play New South Wales on Saturday. They aim to be in good form by then with about a month of combination ahead. Forwards appear strong and heavy backs protectively light, with team rosters and weights listed, including Pollock and Kilby. The honeymoon couple will settle at Terrabella Geurie after travel.
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AU Blacks
Sydney
Tunsday
N.S.W
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Collins
MBO
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Holder
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Innew
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Dance and football report from Wongarbon Westetla area
Friday night dance at Mawhey's barn hosted by Me. 3, MaWhey with Rainbow Orchestra from Dubbo as entertainment. Proceeds aid Pilewood school. Sunday football quaint match Wongarbon 1 Bulllimore 1. Weather mild with earlier snow and cold showers last week. locals note a ten day sunny spell. Community notices include P&C meeting, social tournament, and local staff changes.
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MaWhey
Weatelli
Rainbow Orchestra
Dubbo
J. Butcher
Ethel Pearson
Hallimore Tootballers
Wengerbon
M. Paix
Wangarbon
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Meinhert
Rippon
Vilelage
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Mira
Randall
Sydney
Tenterfield
Messrs Baker Bros
Questions Answered by The Man on the Land Page
Readers are invited to send farming and daily work problems to The Man on the Land Page for discussion in future issues. The column aims to answer questions aloud, helping others with similar concerns.
Baptist Church News Promotes Attendance and Aid
An appreciative congregation gathered for evening worship as Rev J Hunter preached on The Bugle call of God. Mrs Hughes led as the soldier. a special anthem was sung. Next Sunday the sermon is The greatest question in the World. A YP Society box will aid country welfare. attendance is urged. Memorial service for Mr Morgan planned at Yraval on the first Sunday morning in July.
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Ev. J. Hunter
Hughes
Crete
Chute
Like Coffin Speers in Satur day's Supt plane crash victims
A distorted Sydney Sup report notes a recent plane that made a forced landing at Stuart Town, later crashed at Quaker's Hill during test flights, killing the pilot and passenger. Roy Mitchell and K J Jones moved their monoplane from O'Neill's paddock at Stuart Town, while local Mrs Hilda Deen recalls warning them not to go, calling herself a Jonah.
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K. J.B. Jones
O'Neill
Stoaet Town
Hilda Detn
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Spain
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Orange
Hyland
Atlee
Church Services and Weather at Wellington Churches
Local notes summarize Sunday services at Wellington churches with details of times and pastors including Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Salvation Army. Severe cold weather reduced attendance noted, with brief remarks on evening and morning services across St Andrew's, Gollan, Windom, and surrounding parishes.
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