Local sports run drenched as rain disrupts matches in Wellington district
Rain-soaked Saturday night hampered play at the Wellington District Ambulance event. Mire G Abhoter won the open order, R McDowell claimed the honey trophy, and Sing Halieh with Miss Dutton took the Monte Carlo Walt. Mookerawe teams suffered after a shower halted proceedings. Next Sunday's programme includes Wellington Railway bye and preparations for the usual tournament in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrah
Noor
Wellington
Mire
G. Abhoter
Eric Blunden
R. McDowell
Sing Halieh
Miss Dutton
Novi
Howe
Ponto
Mice M. Quain
Mookerawe
Davis
Rainy week boosts crops as mild weather returns
Arthurville reports over an inch of rain last week followed by mild conditions aiding crop growth. Travel and feed supplies remain scarce with spring warming delaying new delivery. Local Country Women’s Association hosts a council meeting at Arthurville Hall with about 60 delegates expected from branches from Coonarble to Libby River. Teen Club plays Western Stores club. weather improves for tennis and outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bishop
Country Women's Asociation
Ar- Vurville Hell
Macquarie Group
Coonarble
Libby River
SE Chandler
Sydney
Mew
Green
Western
Bodangara News Notes and Local Socials
Week ending with muddy roads near Wellington Road and cancelled Bodangara dance due to rain. Residents visit Bodangara homes, Mr J Johns and HL Hunt hosts noted. Claud Robinson returns from Sandy Hollow with a cold. Local lantern lecture at Methodist Church with Fiji slides. Rev Wood and Rev Gibione led. Mrs W Webster visits, W Tonkin guest. Weather calm after yesterday's win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johns
Mim. Lawler
Bodangers
HL Hunt
Claud Robinson
Sandy Hollow
Gould
William Harvey
Gulgong
Jim Harvey
Lincoln
Wood
Gibione
Las
Fiji
Bodangara
W. Webster
Maryvale Sees Mixed Signs as Spring Nears
The article notes a variable period with mild weather hinting at early spring while yesterdays totals appear uncertain. It mentions Maryvale’s season progress, a tennis trip to Comabilla with a 6 0 loss, and local projects and meetings including a postponed P and C Association gathering at Combo School.
W K Tyne Seeks Ambulance Transport for Medical Follow Up
A fragment notes Mr W K Tyne of 7 Ponty to be conveyed by ambulance to a hospital in Wellington next week for further medical treatment. Details are incomplete but indicate planned transport and ongoing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.K. Tyne
Ponty
Diva
Wellington
21st Birthday Posty Celebration for Keith Woodley
Keith Woodley, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Les Woodley of Mountain View, celebrated his 21st birthday at Went Ila hall with about 120 guests. The evening featured singing, a three-deck birthday cake, toasts from local clubs, gifts including a gold mounted pen and pencil, and dancing into the early hours. Guests included family from Canowindra and Dubbo, with an affectionate notice from the Protestant Friendly Society of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westelle
Keith Woodley
Les Woodley
Mountain View
Keith
Myra
Mee
Dubbo
Pearson
R. Morth
Crame
A Radburn
Lietoaut
Roy Tweedy
Crane
Ridburn
A. Mawbey
Woodley
Syd
Hadliven
Meith
Protestant Alliance Priendly Society of Australia
Dancoe
Woolley
Mise B. O'édings
Bima Joye Morrison
Weather and incidents mark a wet warm period
A report notes a 14 inch rainfall fall and unusually warm weather aiding growth. It mentions Mire Watts near a fire injuring clothing, an infant treated for pneumonia in Orange, a Tennies team journey, Farnham and a distant Sydney visit, and congratulations to Mr and Mrs Spanks on a newborn girl.
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Wewie
Mire
Journeyort Tee Farnham
Severs
Sydney
W. Spanks
Bunny Idacuphter
A. Tobin
Euchareens
Cumnock News Highlights Local Events and Personal News
Mrs A P Baynes, recently ill, is admitted to Molong Hospital with improving condition. John Davis sold his bakery business to E Floaan after 71 years. A long-lost brother from Queensland met his sibling for the first time in years. Heavy rain eases drought but boggy ground remains. The Cum nock picture theatre will show The Woman I Love starring Paul Muni and Louis Hayward with Many Wives as the supporting film. Local livestock prices at Homebush reach top bids. An inquest in Molong returned a verdict of misadventure in the death of the late te Gogh. Mrs Reynolds, inmate of a Mung hospital, and Crosby of the Union Bank discuss annual staff matters. New cars purchased by locals this past month. The Church of England ladies held a successful street stall. best sponge cake prize went to Mr Durrin and trophy to Mins C Fagan.
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Nt Staples
Orange
Cunnock
John Davis
Cumnock
E. Floaan
Davin
Davie
Cum
Cumnock Picture Theatre
Paul Muni
Louis Haywar
Ann Shirley
John Marley
Shrep
Homebush
Haynes
Lense
Reynolds Jean
Crosby
Cumwok
Union Bank
Durin
Church of England
C. Durr
Fagan
Personal and General Norman Birthday Celebration Report
Personal and General Norman celebrated his seventh birthday with a dance and fundraising event on Saturday night. California Dance Band kept the music while friends and local musicians attended as plans to aid local funds progressed. A train team did not turn up for a Sunday match, leaving the footballers defeated in their competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
California Dance Band
Monte Carlo
Min E
Melin Tan
Mr. C
Pill
Mise M
Aykell
Wehnis
Dube Hha
Mr. AL
Paie Way
Fashion's Mount and Local Happenings This Week
Rainy weather and slippery roads caused a fall on Fashion's Mount injuring a man and sending him to hospital for treatment. Local residents report mild injuries and ongoing concerns about frosts affecting crops. A surprise weekend visit from Mrs Tobin and daughter Chere was noted, while Miss Badham of Sydney enjoys a country holiday with Mrs L Wright. Tennis results from Fashion's Mount indicate a close match with Mumbil, and community events include a charity roll at Tocui School and hospital plans for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniee Dawson
Tobin
Chere
Leitherelitt
Euclvirena
T. Watters
Rainy Day Stock and Local Club Notes At Wellington
Rain drenched the stock and local club scene as most cattle still feed, few forward cattle are turning, and a small turnout attended the dance raising a credit balance of £10 10s 10d to strengthen finances. Next Sunday Peak Hill teams visit and the club acknowledges the loss of Mr Sullivan.
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Roth Blome
Dubber
North Dubber
Stenl
Ruceitusrom
ITER
Woul. Blekemory
Shirley
Wesent An
Sydney
Biekemore
Athil Woods
Wellington
Woody
Elong
T. Kennedy
Local notes and social items from Mudgee district
The report lists a church event raising £2 for a hall and notes euchre winners Mrs Clothier and Mrs Hannen, plus Daphne Archbild returning to Sydney. It mentions Drke inspecting schools, Mim Hayden’s illness, Dureen Towed and others traveling, births and golf results. Weather and landscape changes, including a large project with 40 men building a structure about 70 feet high, are also described.
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C.W.A
Anrthor
Clothier
Drke
Mudgee
Mim Hayden
Dureen Towed
Sydney
Mra
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Arthurville
C.W.A. Council
Wellington District News
Dane
Boden Fore Hall Bay
Maryvale
Joral
Comabilla
Morley Krow
Broken Hill
Fay
Hullock
M. Shaloub’s
Nanima Crescent
Chambers
Bowe
Paris
London
Ton Crescent
Welling
Counch
R. Condon
Mr. Traves
Eemr
1Cenowindra
Mince T
C. Traves
Canowindra
Alan Travey
Kelvin GcDonald
Canowindes
Tre. F. Giddings
James Mawbey
Cobord
Mawhey
Dubvol
J. Samuel
Jones
Gresik
Dian P. Wordstar
Lachlan McLean
May Rite Morrie
Wongeroon
A. Morris
Wongerhon
Jim Jones Morton
Lew
D. Crowley
Eurlomogo
M. Crowley
Kelvin
Moore
Eslomo
A. P Baynes
Molong Hospital
Wungarbon
Fashion’s Mount
Stuck Perqing
FOX
Sullivan
TMC
C.W.A. Card Party
Mr Jones
A. Stewart
C. Weekes
God
Kapok Mattress
F.B. Lino Square
Genoa
Setonie Jeng
the Western Stores & Edgleys Ltd
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