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On Wednesday, 7th instant, at Holy Cross Church, Waverley, the Rev. Father Kennedy officiated at the marriage of Marjorie Elizabeth, daughter…
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Weddings, 1930
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Wedding Hiatt — Grant
ON Wednesday evening, April 23rd, long before the appointed hour, the Roman Catholic Church at Evandale was crowded when the…
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In St. Stephen's Church, Gilgandra, on Wednesday morning, May 21, the Rev. T. Eurfyle Jones solemnised the marriage of Marjory Fanny, youngest…
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The Methodist Church, Orange, was the seene of a very prelty wedding last creck, the contracting parties being Miss Emily Mary Asneth ("Essie")…
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"Fifty years ago I married. I've been goods and faithful, and my wife's been the same. We've been happy all through."…
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A wedding which attracted considerable interest, because of the populargity of the bride and the high regard held for her late father, one of…
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Fifty years ago, the wedding hells of Holy Trinity Church pealed out as the newly-wed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddell left the after…
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St. Michael 's Catholic Church, Trundle, was prettily decorated by the girl friends of Miss Eileen Dawson, whose marriage to Mr. Raymond Charles…
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Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last May 28, the contracting parties being Miss Rita Australia Wilkie,…
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There was a large gathering of friends and Relatives present at St. John's Church of England yesterday afternoon, the occasion being the…
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Many waters cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it. Miss Kate Wilson, aged 25 years, and Mr. J. F. Cutrick, 26, were married at Los…
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What is known as the wooden wedding murks the competition of five years of married life. The silver wedding is celebrated after 25 years, and…
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Viscount Castlerosse vouches in the London "Sunday Express" for the following remarkable report of a wedding that appearred in a recent issue…
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On June [?]th a pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Ignatius' R. C. Church, when Miss N. Mallon (daughter of late Mr. T. Mallon, (Box Holes)…
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The marriage of Miss Jean Bennett, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bennett, of Wentworthville (late of St. Marys), to Mr. Dudley…
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The birth rate for the Gilgandra district during the quarter ended June 30 shows a decline of 25 per cent, compared with the…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated yesterday afternoon, at the Methodist Church, by the Rev. S. G. Cowled, when Hubert Stanley Cridland…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Laurence O'Toole's Roman Catholic Church on June 28 last, when Miss May Willard, eldest…
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[?] pretty and popular wednesday celebrated in St. John's [?] England yesterday afternoon 8 o'clock, when Evelyn…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday, by the Rev. C. W. Leavers. The contracting parties…
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