ILSLEY-McDONALD WEDDING
On June 6, at St. Mary's Church, Mildura Miss Olga, second youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Geo. Ilsley, of 413 Mica Street, was married to Mr. J…
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Weddings, 1944
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Wedding Bells Mangelsdorf—Thomson
Popular Miss "Chub" Thomson, daughter of Mrs. M. and Mrs. the late Mr. W. T. Thomson, of Mt Stuart and Onepah Stations, Tibcoburra, and David, only son…
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A pretty wedding of local interest was that of Florence Jean McInnes and James George Cook, solemnised at the Holy Trinity Church,…
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The marriage of Maizie Doreen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Percy, of 189 Oxide Street, to Leslie Stephen, third son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Griffiths…
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Their many friends will be interested to hear of the approaching wedding of Mr. Grove Jones (manager of Mena Muriee Station) to Miss Nancy…
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THE MARRIAGE was celebrated in Melbourne on May 23 of Craftman Kenneth George Bishop (AIF), only son of the late Mr. G. T. Bishop and…
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TWO well known outback families were united yesterday, when at St. Peter's Church. Lane Street, the marriage took place of Agnes…
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Miss Yvonne Price and Mr. Jim Nunan were lucky enough to have a glorious sunny day for their wedding, which was solem[?]ised at St. Joseph's…
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A wedding of local Interest was sole[?]ised at the Menindee Church or England at 1.30 p.m. on Wednesday, when Miss Dulcle Klemm and LAC…
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Miss Agnes Bennett was lucky enough to have the mildest morning of the month for her marriage to Mr. Arthur Eglinton which was solemnised at St…
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Although she had only five days to prepare for her wedding. Miss Joyce Pascoe made a radiant bride for her wedding to Sapper Colin Tester, RAE, which…
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On Saturday, the 8th Dr[?]tant, a pretty country wedding was solemnised at Alms Park Station homestead, when Miss Anna Taylor, youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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A very pretty wedding of interest to Far Westerners was celebrated at the St. Peter's Church of England in Broken Hill yesterday…
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On Saturday, the [?] instant, a pretty country wedding was solemnised at Alms Park station homestead, when Miss Aims Taylor, youngest daughter of…
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Friends of the bride had decorated the Cathedral (Broken Hill) with Iceland Poppies for the wedding of Josephine, youngest daughter of Mrs. F…
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MARRIED in Shepparton, Victoria, recently, was LAC Ron Su[?] (RAAF), and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sullivan, of Morgan Street,…
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MISS GOLDIE HUBNER was among this week's brides. She is now Mrs. David Cook. Miss Hubner is the second daughter of Mrs. E.R. and…
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Miss Goldie Hubner was among the week's attractive brides. She is [?] Mrs. David Cook. This loss made her wedding plans rather hurriedly when…
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Friends of the bride had decorated the Cathedral (Broken Hill) with Iceland Popples for the wedding of Josephine, youngest daughter of Mrs. [?]…
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A wedding of interest to local people took place on Saturday, July 15 at Mr. Hope, the contracting parties being Sister D. Mather, formerly District Nurse of…
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