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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
5
The Wellington Times column notes demand for rain as crops need moisture with early sowing in April May, reports hardship from unemployment and high taxes, dairying grows locally, and mentions community events, sport results, and weather, including frosts and a marriage gift night for Miss Pearl Wykes.
Thoroughly renovated guaranteed Vinnoe good tone quality in first class order. Prices start at £65 upwards with £5 deposit easy terms. Write to PALING'S at 858 George Street Sviloey for particulars or to select a client agent.
A 19th century ad claims Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as an authentic remedy for coughs colds and influenza. The notice markets the product as a universal domestic healer with testimonials and urged use during winter illnesses.
Frosts have devastated vegetation in Arthurville gardens and damaged wheat crops in the region. Mrs J Weech returned from Sydney after medical treatment. Mrs L B Weston, Macquarie Group CWA president, travels from Dubbo to attend a council meeting at Coonamble and visit branches to support country development as a stepping stone for youth. Landholders dig out rabbits. Western Movement gains momentum with supporters like S J Matthews of Wellington.
Paling's at jhI8 feore Strot, Sydney advertises completely renovated pianos with easy terms and satisfaction guaranteed through its local agent.
A large gathering at Mayfair hosted Mr Gordon Crick for a pre wedding social. Guests toasted the groom, presented a lovely clock, and wished the couple well while a long night of cards and dancing continued into the early hours.
Severe front passes with lingering wilted plants while some roses and leaves show resilience. Light weekend showers aid wheat, but soaking rain needed before heat. Mr. Stanley Gough confined to bed again. Rev. G. S. Cowled led Sunday service. turnout good despite cold. Mrs. N. Althofer travels with son Tommy to Sydney from Wellington for Lodge business. Mrs. Cashel visiting daughter at Werris Creek. Local school undergoes minor repairs with a new verandah sink and steps due to timber delays and unusual plank measurements. Two railway workers Harold Blunden of Sydney and Eric Starr of Nyngan return from holidays.
The warm spell here ended frosts once seen in the village as residents travel to the metropolis sheep sales. Rabbit skins bring a low price with one bag earning eight shillings. Mr and Mrs James Shepherd plan to move to Wellington where Mrs Shepherd once lived. The local League footballers hosted Farnhium last Sunday and won the match by nil to nil.
Frosts persist though skies are sunny. Harvest prospects hinge on a timely fall train. Local residents, including Sid Cantril and A J McLeod, return after travels and illness. Georie Blues beat Old Boys in a brisk football match as Georie forwards hope for a strong season. Georie Golf Club hosted Yeoval Club members with wins for local players and close matches among associates.
June brought showery cloudy weather with little rainfall. Two severe frosts blanketed the area resembling snow on shrubs and trees. Ground remains hard delaying pleaching, with farmers finishing late. A skeleton found near Catombal Mountains is believed to be Louis Owens, though identity awaits coroner confirmation.
A Sunday tennis contest on local courts saw six players from Yeoval face six from Cumnock for the Googoodery Cup. Cumnock emerged victor with a 14 sets to B margin. The report notes a well attended event.
Mrs McKelvey of Sydney visited the village and stayed with Mr and Mrs W Pearson. Mrs Arkell returned from a long holiday in Orange. Master Arthur Morris is recovering in Dubbo Hospital after appendectomy. Last week featured heavy frosts, with trees and crops frosted until after 11. Euchre party for MUICF Lodge funds drew about 50 players, with Miss E Coppi and Mr J Arkell winning. A singe supper followed. Weatell Club visited Geurie for tennis, Wongarbon club proved victorious against Dubbo rivals, and Wongarhon footballers suffered a 57 to 0 loss at Dubbo. Cold dry weather persists. rain is needed for wheat and water supplies.
Miss Kitty Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs R Sullivan of Googoodery will marry Norman Lloyd of the Cumnock postal staff. The announcement notes their planned union and the families involved.
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