Western Weddings
The marriage was celebrated on 15th inst. at a Nuptial Mass, in St. Patrick’s R.C. Church, Cargo, or Mr. Ernest John…
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Weddings, 1926
359 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 14 of 18
Rydal. a Wedding
A collection was made at the Sodwalls granite gravel quarry last payday by Mr, D. Grant, in aid of the Lithgow ambulance and met with a ready…
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The marriage was solemnised at the Presbyterian Church Mudgee, on September 8, by the Rev. Vardre James of Zillah, second…
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The Rev. Father Eviston celebrated a double wedding at St. B[?]de's R. [?] Church on Tuesday morning the contracting parties…
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Mr. Noel Meagher, who was one of the groomsmen at the fashionable Macken—McDermott wedding celebrated last night at St. Mary's…
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St. Mary’s Cathedral Sydney, was ornamented on Wednesday evening with large silver baskets filled with arum lilies, white…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Three Tragedies That Concern the West. Fearful Car Smash at Molong—two Commercials KlLLED at Bourke—noel Meagher KlLLED at City Wedding Party. Train Smashes Into Car Kills. Five Persons. at Level Crossing a Mile From Molong
All the five occupants of a motor car lost their lives in a tragic manner at Dean’s level crossing, about a mile from…
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Stepping out of a marquee on the lawn, where an orchestra played and dancing couples glided. Noel Meagher, one of the…
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Dr. E. L. Milgrove, of Croydon and Miss Doris Campbell, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell, of Goorianawa. Station…
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Stepping out of a marquee on the lawn where an orchestra played and dancing couples glided, Noel Meagher one of the…
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A wedding which created quite a great deal of interest took place on Saturday afternoon, when Percy, Bramwell, only son of Mr. and Mrs…
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The wedding was celebrated on Saturday week. In the Blayney [?] Church of Ivan [?] [?] Mr. and Mrs. A. [?]…
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Forbes Methodist Church was the scene of a wedding recently, when Miss Beatrice May only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Portland. the Scout Movement. a Piper's' Flat Wedding
The local troop of Boy Scouts under the direction of Scoutmaster J. McDiarmid, is making big progress. There are about 30 scouts enrolled and a visit…
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As briefly announced in last issue of the Guardian a double wedding was celebrated at St. Bridget's R.C. Church on…
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The marriage of Mr. Gill, of the Bank of New South Wales, Parramatta, to Miss R. Byfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Byfield, of…
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A wedding which caused considerable interest, especially in the Haz[?]lgrove and Mount Gossan localities, was celebrated in the Oberon Methodist Church…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Running Stream News. Wedding Bells. Leighton—morgan
On Saturday, October 2, St. John's Church, Running Stream, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Miss Linda May, second…
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A wedding of western Interest was [?]hrated at St. Lawrence's R.C. Church, Forbes, on Thursday night, that of [?] Relmond . second eldest…
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At St. Matthias' Church, Denman, a very pretty wedding was solemnised, the Rev. W. Holmes being the officiating minister. The…
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