War Savings Certificates. Public Meeting in the Town Hall, Campbelltown
A public meeting was held in the Campbelltown Town Hall on Thursday night of last week, with the object of stimulating interest…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1941
192 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 6 of 10
Theresa Park War Effort
Theresa Park War Effort committee held another of their successful evenings on the 5th. inst., the organisers being Mesdames S…
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A public meeting was held in the Campbelltown Town Hall on Thursday night of last week, with the object of stimulating interest…
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"Owing to the fact that we have net a hall, all functions have been held in our small school and private homes," wrote Mr. Clement Sharp, president…
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The following fetter from Mrs. H. E. Bentley, president of the Picton branch of the Red Cross Society, was read at the monthly meeting of the…
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Pte. Harry Morris, of the A.I.F., on leave, was rendered a farewell and presentation by the members of the Soldiers' Farewell Fund, and Lord…
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At the conclusion of the last meeting of the Campbelltown aldermen, the Mayor made reference to the public meeting cabled by resolution of…
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The opportunity presented itself last Saturday night at Solomon's Stall Dance in the Campbelltown Town Hall, to bid farewell to another…
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At the conclusion of the last meeting of the Campbelltown aldermen, the Mayor made reference to the public meeting called by resolution of…
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The opportunity presented itself last Saturday night at Solomon’s Staff Dance in the Campbelltown Town Hall, to bid farewell to another…
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The following is reprinted from the Quarterly Plan of the Picton Home Mission Station:— It is with great regret that we…
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Speaking on a motion, proposed by the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) in the House of Representatives, for the appointment of a joint committee on…
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Replying to an inquiry, we do not know the date on which the late Corporal Giteon Rutherford, of Buxton, was killed in action, but according to…
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The monthly meeting of the Picton Soldiers' Welfare Committee was held in the School of Arts on Monday night, Mr. E. Oakman, vice-president,…
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Advice was received on Monday that Pte. Bryan Cartledge, of Myrtle Creek, who was wounded in action last mon h at Tobruk, was shot in the leg,…
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I'm going short on cuts of ham, And chops are served, say, once a week; I'd scarcely know a plate of lam',…
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News was received in Picton this morning that Mrs. Stanton, formerly of Burragorang, but now of Canley Vale, had been officially informed…
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A recent issue of the Bradford "Telegraph and Argus" (Eng.) offers a new sidelight on the war. It says:— "Germany is fighting this war on the…
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Letters recently received from prisoners of war give the Red Cross Society news of the arrival of their parcels in various prison camps and, tell…
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Australia to-day stands on the very brink of war, and for the first time in her short but eventful history will undoubtedly be called upon to defend her…
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