07 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1936
Page
1
A young exhibitor named Leelee and others were evaluated at a school entries show judged by a panel of observers. The report notes measurements, distances walked, and the judge's sections, with Vera Miller questioning why she won and the overall impression of the displays and certificates awarded.
Obituary notice records the death of Mrs Sarah Osmond wife of the late race official Karegeers Hirenechowl. The Southern Vintage Racing Association mourns the loss of a long time member connected with Mp Hert Gemiond and the Coota WA racing community.
Sydney report describes Addis Ababa arrests after assaults on Italian troops. Abducted prisoners, many wounded, confined in wrecked tents, later released due to overcrowding. Some pressed into labor or recruitment as Italy plans about 15 battalions totaling 45,000 within a year.
Fatally burnt man John Julimann of Greatwood Vale dies after clothes ignited by a blast in Wey Tivottie. Witnesses describe a sudden flash and a loud explosion as residents rushed to douse flames and summon help.
Geoffrey William Hichwell and Thomas Lotleow drowned when a boat capsised at Ads tupa Lake during a 3 Tour outing. Two other men were rescued, while two more men and a bystander remained missing as search efforts continued.
Miss Dulele Butler and Messrs A G Catile and K Tunks promote a country church annual ball in the Masonic Hall West Wyalong. A gala night with a refined program, new floor preparations, and community supplied treats is planned, with seating and dancing space enhanced by recent renovations.
Betty Young, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Young, figures in a lively local sports scene. The report mentions community figures like Vera Ford and A di Mv Donell in social events and cabaret, with references to a speed merle and a forthcoming performance.
An 18 hole etrake round is moved to Wednesday with comment from Mra Pil and the trophy event noted.
Frank Pereira defeated Bab Moore in the final of the West Wyalong Literary Institute billiards event. The tournament drew 28 competitors, including top players, and plans were announced for a 1 sufohker tournament this week. The results list shows numerous first and second round matchups with Pereira advancing through rounds to the final.
A meeting of a respected Mallon community group endorsed the erection of an Italian house in Sydney costing £10,000. A speaker warned members of certain quarters against involvement, claiming they would be expelled if they joined. The proposal is sponsored by the Italian-Australasian Cooperative Society Ltd.
Premiers plan to discuss a uniform railway gauge at the Prerleta' Conference in Adelaide next month. If adopted, the standard gauge will likely align with the New South Wales system.
Wheat prices were quoted locally on a thin Monday afternoon at two thirds in silos.
Australian aviator Jimmy Melrose aged 26 dies when his Heston Phoenix aircraft crashes near Melbourne after entering clouds. Passenger A J Campbell survives the crash landing in a rock strewn paddock. rescue and inquiry follow. Melrose hailed as a rising star of Australian aviation.
Sydney ministers propose cheaper traffic case hearings during the next session. Magistrates would hear undefended cases without lawyers, with police statements and defendant comments guiding the decision. A fixed penalty and a seven day appeal window are planned, ending in a warrant if fines remain unpaid.
The report records W. King MLC secretary of the Labour Committee declaring a challenge to the industrial movement. He asserts the movement will endure despite bogus accusations and threats of expulsion, vowing to pursue its destiny.
A deputy leader of the State Parliamentary Labor Party assures miners that the Central Executive will stand with the Federation to protect its interests amid a tense afternoon. The deputy emphasizes commitment to alliance and safeguarding workers' concerns.
Sydney report describes a motorist who knocked down and killed cyclist Thomas Powell aged 26 on New Footscray Road Footscray then moved the body to the road verge and left the scene. The victim was found several hours later with death noted hours earlier.
The District Hospital published a roster of patients including Hi Duly Mrs J Coelll How Clear Mrs J Petlow Mrs Allen Calkle Weert Wyn long Miss Marie Filler Bygatovne Miss Alma Spall Wanalag Miss Vivienne Lonsdale Wynalong Mr James Stith Weat Wyalong Mr Riel Wilson Byguarie Mr Robert Watt Winnunga Mr 4d Swreg Wyslome Mr Geo Morris Wialong Mr Sidney Smith West Wryalong Mr George Kelly Blow Cleny TUVENILES an Victor Alot West Wealong Peer King Weet Wyalone Ken Drown Wert Wyalong Norman Pollaw Weel Weyplon ys Toyte Petlyw Wisk Woy Tat Morten Wea Way lounge Jack Piper West Wy oapent Linnie Crowe Wyong Gloria Crowe Lesties Walter Alan Downey West Wyalong Loria Tread Wyalone Billy McGrath Wrolong.
The Ven Archdeacon was expected to attend the Communion service at St Harenbus Church of England but was called away due to a serious illness of a near relative, preventing him from viewing West Wyalone.
P. J. Perry of Britain won the singles championship at Wimledon tennis tournament defeating von Cramm of Germany in straight sets. Cramm strained a muscle during his first service in the second game, leaving him unable to compete at full strength. Perry dominated from the start with devastate form after a tightly fought opening game.
A wealthy former financier from Santon, Mr Ching, was shot in the back while seated in a car. A Chinese assailant fled after firing three rounds. The crime is believed to be politically motivated, with a light escape noted.
The Times on Sunday asserted France alone bears responsibility for the League of Nations dysfunction. It argued Britain and Russia followed the others but France blocked stronger, more elective measures, hindering Geneva negotiations.
Billy Thornpears famous dance band and Sam Grenfell will play at the Australian Rules Football Club ball in Memorial Hall Ungarie this Wednesday night The event is a popular winter social function with a big crowd expected A glassed in bus owned by Leman will leave Wes Wralong for Ungarie at 7 20 pm
Rainfall totals show West Wyalong 98 Muradeng 90 Ungarle Si 34 Marmer 78 Yalpegrin 1128. By Thursday, the sky remained overcast as the district received substantial rain since Friday.
Green’s, a new firm taking over the old Fraser’s general store, promises city prices and massive discounts. A weeklong clearance begins Thursday at Fraser’s Wynglong with £1000 worth of drapery, footwear, and goods offered at reduced rates as preparations race ahead for opening day.
Ungarie Town Band plans a meeting at the Memorial Hall on Friday night to discuss reforming the band. President Mr A B Gollett invites interested persons to attend.
A brief notice advertises Special Tonic Laxative Pill as a laxative tonic obtainable from Bow ring Chemist Weet W xslong. The item is marketed to tone the system and improve digestion. The listing focuses on availability and outlet names without further details.
Heavy rain flooded parts of Flethington racecourse forcing Tuesday and Wednesday races to move to later dates. The GS Steeplechase fixture remains scheduled for next Saturday while the QT.C benevolent meeting at As ent ot Saturday was abandoned due to rain.
A notice states Royal Insurance Co seeks an agent to handle fire, hall and workmen's compensation policies at the highest price offered. The advertisement calls for applicants to submit bids or proposals within a specified period.
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