26 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
1
Prime Minister announced that the Federal Parliament will reassemble on August 31 rather than August 17. The budget debate and estimates review are cited as reasons for the postponement to allow additional time for preparatory work and near finalization of departmental plans.
Ungarie Hotel announces Wednesday August 1 pm to 6 pm and Thursday August 11th 9 am to 1 am extended hours. The schedule highlights midweek service and late night hours for patrons in Ungarie.
The Masonic Lodge Tallimba held the Installation of Worshipful Master and investiture of officers with Lodge Tallinn on Friday night. The new master was Wor. Bro A. Ko Cuemichael. A banquet followed at Tallimba Public Hall with guests from the Brethren. Officers named include Will Williamson as Wor Master, A. FO Carmichel as Senior Warden, F Unnevill as Junior Warden, H. J. Sith as Chaplain, W. Hubbard as Treasurer, AF Kiaal as Secretary, and others. Auditors named were J. AL Clemens and E. McClintock.
Deputy Director JW KITTO informs of a deviation request by WaBoyne Farmers and Sefer Association for Mail Services between Wet Wyalong War Boyne and Euple. Acknowledgement will be considered with tenders pending and further communication to follow.
Efftee Film presents Dig gers a light hearted Australian soldier comedy starring Pat Man and George Mau at the Tivoli. The story follows two carefree veterans Chic Williams and Joe Matws through the great war with permissible mischief and sharp humour.
Sydney dispatch reports Premier Stevens urging unity among all classes in Australia at an address titled My Neighbor and at North Croydon He said eradication of class consciousness was essential and that every citizen must work for harmony across the community.
The Troyal Commissioner’s report notes the appointment of Mr Goode to the Trineyort Commission with a government decision expected within a few days. The briefing outlines the formal steps and anticipated timing.
A cable reports rough seas aboard the steamer Morinda from Auchkind to land near Norfolk. A lady passenger was thrown down the companion way and suffered a fractured leg. The forecastle and port Lowder were damaged while the vessel remained at sea for a full day.
A Brisbane message reports Mr. A L Walsh piloting a plane that crashed from about 150 feet into a paddock near Arch Feld aerodrome. Walsh escaped with a shaking but unharmed, while the aircraft was completely wrecked.
The Called Atttes win the final of the European cone of the Davis Cup by defeating Germiny three matches to two. In the singles Vines den Von Dram lost 3 6 GS 8 7 6 2. Prenn defeated Shields 6 1 6 0 6 2. The United States now heels Frames In the challenge round.
Walter Draiding twenty one and Ada Draiding his wife sustained injuries when their car skidded and toppled over a 121 yard embankment near Narellan while en route to Sydney. Walter suffered concussion while Ada was thrown through the windscreen fracturing her nose. both admitted to Camden Hospital.
A Bathurst report says three noted country footballers were hurt in a car smash yesterday. Richard Byers 35 sustained a fractured skull, Arthur Milber 21 suffered shock and abrasions, Frank Neil 26 had minor injuries. all were admitted to hospital.
A large crowd gathered at Buddigower Hall on Friday for the annual Catholiceball staged by the local committee. Attendees from West Wyalong and nearby districts enjoyed fine music by the lord orchestral and a superb carved supper. Father McGillivray and Mrs Buddigower led thanks to donors and volunteers for a successful social and financial outcome.
The Kind It contest in Mason Hall drew broad local business interest with many window entries judged for which item did not belong to the back‑in‑trade. May Fealy of West Wyalong won with correct answers to the $2 question. ten consolation prizes were awarded to residents including E F Watters Jr and Mrs E Callinan among others.
A split in the State Labor Party threatens unity as the socialisation of industry plank faces opposition. The socialisation section accuses the party machine of failing to implement promises from the last state election.
Mrs James longline survived a bedroom fire in Penshurst Brie as flames filled the room and smoke forced a rapid exit. The house burned completely within twenty minutes with authorities or residents noting the fast blaze and calling the fire department.
Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven addressing the St Peters Old Collegian Association urged more time on modern languages and humanity. He warned that English ignorance of foreign languages risks commercial dimster among nations.
Burney reported that Dean Talbot preached at St Andrew's Cathedral about the Oliwa Conference seeking closer imperial economic unity. The empire should cooperate while avoiding a bloc against other nations, using combined influence for general prosperity.
The Dig gers Ball shows a decorated hall and comfortable seating with a crowd of five tall tonighe attendees. Entries for the Find It competition were judged by a 21% committee vote, results to be announced later. Notable plans include Charlie Maiterson as telephoto instructor and Kron Cullinan with an original act linked to pigeons.
On Sunday Condoblin, the west champion, travels to Went Wowlune for the Maloney May Shield clash. Condoblin will be led by FE Coote with a strong side, aiming to end Group 9 debates and defend the shield amid rising interest from Forbes and Wyalong spectators. An early Kangaroo Cup match Mirrval versus Reserves precedes a likely record crowd at the Showground oval.
The opening of Anona Hall will take place on Tuesday 2 August. Mr T P Meagher president of the West Wyalong Chamber of Commerce will perform the ceremony. After the ceremony a dance will be held with music by the Melody Makers Dance Band West Wyalong. A buffet supper will be provided.
The Methodist Young People's Club plans a birthday social at Methodist Hall on Wednesday in August at 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the church car fund. A social will include a dessert and a cordial welcome to the public.
Local wheat prices quoted on Monday at 4Allerneon 1 2/7 ki in sibaw. Prices listed for nearby futures and cash bids with minor regional variation. No additional details on quantities or buyers available in the readable text.
The obituary honors Celine Hegret Lackersteen a long time Ungarie district farmer well known for his integrity and amiable disposition He died at his residence on Friday after suffering a heart infection followed by pneumonia He was 60 years old and survived by his widow ten sons and six daughters The funeral service was conducted at St Inmanstan s Church of England Ungarie followed by burial in the Ungarie Cemetery A brother Mr A Lackersteen of Murhurst and Sydney attended along with other relatives and friends.
The death occurred Friday morning of Mr Harry Beazley a long time Grenfell district resident born Gundagil 45 years ago. He married Annie Daley of Gwolagone 34 years ago who died three years ago leaving two children. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters. He had been managing at Allendale for two years. An inquest by Coroner A A Fradey found death from natural heart failure.
The Committee of Ladies in charge of the Show Luncheon requests cash donations and rise, manors of butter, and cage goods. Items may be left at Mr Harry Praxer's shop on Malin Street near Memorial Hall before Saturday August 6. The Catholic Bassar hosts the Grand Annual Social at the Mallee Plains Hall.
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