Warren Bayne Letters to the Editor on Charity and Home Life
A reader correspondence column features Warren Bayne writing about charity, home life, and community concerns. The text cites local figures and events, including mentions of Ben Shues, Granth Bree, and the Ant county Folk Association, with scattered references to Story City and regional names. The passage reflects a letters page style focusing on social topics and local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Tiwari
Rhean Sansui
Tibet
Lapraly
Ben Shues
Ieeecow
Vents
Jones
Benalla district bids farewell to Mr and Mrs Heywood
Residents of Warrenbayne and Benalla acknowledge the long service of Mr and Mrs Heywood with an address, electric radiator gift, and bouquets. Marjorie Heywood is praised for Sunday School work. A farewell tea follows, and speakers express gratitude for their contributions to agriculture, religion, and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuyten
Heywood
Joseph Heywood
Warrenbayne Toends
Renbayne
District 1
Marjorie
A. McPherson
McPherson
Mary
Eneras
Emilee
Ormsentina Mary
Why Black out the West
Fragmentary note complains about censorship or suppression of Western news, referencing broadcasts and water access, with garbled phrases and missing context. It questions the necessity of shielding readers from events and suggests broader concerns about information control and regional focus.
Benalla and Wangaratta shop hours debated at meeting
At a Wangaratta chamber of commerce gathering in Benalla the president Mr. W. Richmond urged keeping shops open later. He noted many residents travel 40 miles to Waropuratta and return home by 3 pm for milking, arguing that later hours ease shopping while some shopkeepers favor consistent closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieywood
Qris Megalia
Martone
Brecredisies
Benalla
Wangaratta
Iimch
W. Rich
Anton
Wanearamta Chamber of Commerce
Royal Visit Plans Hinted But Not Confirmed
Fragment from council notes shows the Royal visit invitation to Benalla received but no firm itinerary details. The borough council notes indicate uncertainty as to whether the royal party intended to visit and if the invitation will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Soil Survey Meeting Dookie Gowangardie District
Farmers invited to a soil survey demonstration at Dookie College, main drive, discussing soil types, boundaries, topography, water features, and land use recommendations. Morning and afternoon sessions with lunch provided, fee 3/ and demonstrations on Erilium soil impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Survey of
Dookie Gowangardie District
Currawa Gowanen
Sas Commonwealth
Titania Indiawial Research
Om Linke
Stewart
Dookie College
Benalla Waterworks Trust Meeting Review
Vendor Wa Settlement notes details from a Benalla Waterworks Trust meeting chaired by Mr. J Healy. The discussion covers reply to a letter, unresolved matters, expenses, and finalisation delays. The minutes record holdings and the recent acquisition activity alongside committee decisions and expected outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Healy
Benalla Waterworks
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Mitchell
Carrier Street
District
All Mitchell Farm Machinery
Allis Chalmers
Home Builders & Others
J. A. Terrett & CO. Ltd
Benale
Meichan
Wrecut
Gprvicy Boerin Breaied
Harlands’ Cafe
Bridge Street
L. W. Hoskin
Wedge Street
Benalla Welding
OXY and Arc Welding
Alston
Warren Bayne
Sant Stale
Wally
Meewood
Carus
Jamies
Niederman
Eitider
Dookie News
Earth Tren
Geralds
Hte
Amos
Welled
Tenge Ra Hite
Giene
Avery
Dancirg
Snae van
Ani
Air
Coleman
Mur Stor
Pilalio
Mau
Ines Pomain
Tose College
Pylary
Dent
Teagle
Cflming
Ant
Ioe
Teast
Tesgletal
Moar Briday
Hughes
Pitti
Teagit Ailso
Iehin
Bede
Osnae
West Sonla
Leasthr
Vathey
Vendor Wa Settlement
Healy
Aso
Pawekner
H. Foster
Gillies Street
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