Catholic Rural Movement Big Conference at Benalla
Upwards of 180 delegates from Goulburn Valley and North East regions attended a Catholic Rural Movement conference at Benalla. Bishop Wade of the Solomon Islands and Fr. Turney of Myrreford spoke on Christian rural life and the Movement’s aims, with regional reports by Goulburn Valley and North East reps and a keynote by the National Secretary, Mr. J. A. Contamaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburst
North-East
St. Wade
Joseph's Hall
Memorial Hall
The
Inherits
G. Bennelia
Bhapparton
Goulburn Valley
J. Glee
Wodengm
Bonnelle
Underrn
Coalburn Valley
Clase
Bandy Creek
Kergunyah
Bpringhurst Moyhu
Whitheld
Community singing session promises another bumper night
Judging for the sale of tickets is underway for the community singing session in the hire hall on Tuesday in mid July. The committee secured an exceptional lineup including Freak Connelly who has starred with J C Williamson and violinist Mitten Mullen, pupil of Alberto Heiman, with ties to the University Conservatorium and Melbourne orchestras. Door prizes will feature as a special attraction, and the committee aims to deliver another night of excellent entertainment.
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tha @hire Hall
Freak Connelly
J. C. Williamson
Mitten Mullen
Union
Alberto Heiman
University Comservatorium
Ias
Melbourne Symphony
Philharmonic
BHR
Hill Billy Ue
Waterloo Cup Event At Donald Draws Dog Men
The Waterloo Cup held at Donald on Wednesday and Friday is billed as a major showdown since the war. The James Cour singing Club will be represented by President Frank Kelly and Secretary Medeck Crummy for the Victoraa Open Championship next month. British and Victorian dog men, led by James Bath, push to bring top hunters to the event with other talents from the region. The Waterloo Cup final is slated for Tuesday as Benalla band support continues.
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Donald
Mr James Coursing Club
Frank Kelly
Medeck Crummy
Ermal
Cheaper Money for Municipalities The Country Road Plan
The Legislative Assembly considers a permanent worker plan that lowers the intertwt rate on municipal loans to 3 percent per year. This would reduce crore to per rent for financing road and highway works through the Country Reade Horr.
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Legislative Assembly
Horr
Potato Deliveries Policy Notice From Victorian Controller
The Victorian Deputy Pataty Cont roller announced yesterday that a basic quota equal to Bo hoa per pert would be accepted from holders of miseraeon and/or late contracts in the Line R gemap between fifth med pathy uly inclusive.
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Pataty
Clarkson
Benalla Memorial Band Appeal Acknowledgments
A local note thanks Mrs Guppy and Mrs Rex O Nea l for assistance with the 11th March parade arrangements. The event supported the Benalla Memorial Band with warm appreciation for help in preparing floats and arrangingwaters.
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Benalla
Guppy
Catholic church conference unsettled on child welfare role
The report notes confusion over church operatives and the Catholic group’s stance on preventing harm to children amid tensions in Austrasia. Leaders and clerics wrestled with policies as delegates urged care for the vulnerable, while parish ladies hosted tea before departing.
Harris wins Ugly Man contest in Benalla aid
The Ugly Man Competition held to raise funds for Benalla East School concluded Tuesday night with S R Harris named the winner. A broadcasting amplifying system is planned within a month, and attendees included Mr A Fleigner district inspector and others. The event featured games, refreshments, and prizes donated by local supporters.
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Benalla East
R. Harris
A. Fleigner
Mire
W Fieihmer
Wo Hte
Mra
Reavy
Mre
Bhon W
NTL
Vamdhciaion
Mesere
B. Harris
J Moore
Brurken
Large crowd attends Tateag Hospital Ball amid pageant highlights
A very large crowd attended the hospital ball on Wednesday as Ming Une New began, with Miss Newhegin chosen beau and George Sullivan tied for best gentleman. Music by O’Connell and others filled the evening, a fashion display featured a white frock, and prizes included a bouquet for George Sullivan and a pink tie presented by Mr Brana.
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Wadnesday
Ming Une Newbegin
Belle
Mr. Sullivan
O'Connell
RO Hunter
G.mcaulife
Amlib
Odonnall
T. Bulliven
Mim Newhegin
Kyane
Meedamen Wo Murfty
Bo O'Bhrne
Heou
Mewindick Crowe
George Sullivan
George
Brana
Mary
TP Murry
Keith Miller
Joan Woodbury
Leo Ins
East School Mothers Club Annual Fair Planned
Members of the East School Mothers Club will host an annual fair with proceeds and services for the community. The event will feature a tea service, entertainment, and a dessert table, with volunteers assisting and prizes announced for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School Mothers’ Club
Benalla West Mothers' Club Curtain Event Recalls Charity Afternoon
The Benalla West Mothers' Club hosted a charity afternoon with songs dances and readings by Mrs Wattle and students. It featured contributions from Mire Wattle Valeriy and DLearraline Weelle and was supported by Mrs Fisher and other members.
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Teruel
Biel
Valeriy
Dlearraline Weelle
Frobineon
Wan
Hale
Ormer
Meedaren Sieholeen
Marneth Barron
Prebured
Vlitarie
Mradames Fisher
Nonkervie
Met'nener
Spirit of England Hears Admiral Speak on Test Cricket
A naval figure reflects on England's cricket mood amid a crowd at a speech. He notes the old spirit lingering and predicts an offensive return once the Lindwall complex is overcome, signaling readiness for the next phase of play.
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Wien
Admiral Botte
Br Cheam
Werth
Pisey
Obituary Notice for Mr BE Gorwell Bush Nursing Nong tal
A large circle of friends mourns the death of Mr BE Gorwell after a brief illness on Monday July 5th at Bush Nursing Nong tal. Born in Benalla on Jomaria Road he was the sole surviving child of John and Mary Gorwell predeceased in infancy. Raised by grandparents near Brown Bridge he earned a reputation for integrity and loyalty. He served as a preacher for 20 years and remained a trustee of the Phen wily Methene Church. Known for kindness and cheerful goodness his loss is deeply felt by family and community.
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BE Gorwell
Nongtal
Gorwell
Jomaria Road
Benalla
John
Mary Gorwell
Hile Jaarte
Rober Brown
Brown
Bherwill
Borwell
Gorwel
Delig
Jor
Peters Boehet
Mr. Gorwell
Ian Wes
Detigy Delat
Wwe
Velvertonm Wedding Notice Echoes In Local Ledger
A damaged OCR segment lists names and related notes around Velverton and Velver tenet Avelertan. It mentions a wedding and parental references plus dates and local figures in a fragmentary notice. The readable items include Velverter tenet and related family names amid scattered words.
Grain markets show mixed signals amid harvest delays
A battered regional report notes fluctuating feed wheat values and souring prices as harvest disruptions affect supply chains. Officials urge mills and farmers to monitor July trade volumes and weather patterns for upcoming bids.
Table Tennis Results From Warrenhayne Centre Meet
The report lists results from a Warrenhayne clothing centre event with men and ladies divisions. Winners include Andrew's and Mambers while teams such as Flamblers and Clothing Centre appear in standings.
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Atlee
Warrenton
Flamblers
Ty d. Mambers
Clothing Centre
Warrenhayne
Unclear Golf Club Notes and Miscellaneous Mentions
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page includes golf club references and a mix of unreadable phrases. It mentions names, locations, and scattered terms without cohesive events or clear outcomes. The readable content is insufficient to identify a specific incident or story with confidence.
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and words
Readable content shows scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. The text lacks a coherent event or context to summarize into a factual news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations form a concrete story.
Club Championship Recap Amid Riverside Theatre Nite
Local report details a club championship round with teams and players, highlighting a victory by the Whites against the Blues in a tense match. The piece notes a theater involvement and mentions community figures attending.
Associations Tournament Report Notes Missing Coherence
The readable fragments reference an associates tournament with scattered names and actions. Mentions include players or teams such as Piette Peree and Bahurehay with unclear roles. The text presents a jumble of names, places, and actions without a clear event description or results.
Golden Vale Club A Curry Plemne Utter Trestie
A garbled report from Golden Vale Club hints at a sports event with wit and confusion. The fragment mentions players, bets, and a Saturday session, but details are unreadable and names are obscured.
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Fiearey
Athena
Pete Bal
Golden Vale Triumphs 3 2 Over Benalla
Golden Vale defeated Benalla three matches to two in a mixed results card. Key players include Tavendal, Oliver, Sayers, Young, and Hearn with notable scores and finishes described in terse match notes.
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Okie Ven
Bamally Ie Woot Kovieey AM Iecesed
Phe J Manning Ioint Ty Ff
Mipadicrey
Tavendal
Oliver
Vo Laces
J. Ik Sayers
W. Young
B. Hearn
Lo Lewia
Benalla Market My Baton Mibeayt Vernet Deere
A jumble of fragmented text appears to reference a Benalla market scene with stray phrases about vendors, goods, and possible promotions. The readable items are scattered and largely nonspecific, offering no coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
Lambs and Dogs in a Curious Device Tale
A fragmented old-column style piece mentions lambs, dogs, and a strange device or experiment. The text weaves between names, numbers, and odd phrases, suggesting a serialized or satirical note rather than a clear event or report. Readers would see scattered references to people and places without a coherent narrative.
Higher pensions under Superannuation Act rising 34 percent
The report notes Parliament plans to increase pensions under the Superannuation Act by thirty four percent. It mentions Mr McDonald and a legal framework in the year context and outlines the anticipated impact on retirees and state funds.
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McDonald
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Br. Gtewart
Bendigo
Sandhurst
McCarthy
Gtewart
Fr. Cochrane
Alewart
Thut
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Bolomen Islands
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Cyrtten
Hey
Wiipensey
Bright
Turney
Myr-reford
Waa
Prouker
Witusl
Mme
Australia
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United States
LTR Mall
K. C. Kelly
A. Eontamaria
Melbourne
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Lnte
Greene
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Stalin
Steven Milion
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Holland
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Rex O'neal
Catholic Groupe
Austratia
Presiden
Tien Lev
Klewn
Morth-Fastern Prewlon
Felpart
the Pariah
MR. S. R. Harris
the “Ugly
Man
East School
Moore
Mr Williams
Webvoart
Flelaner
Say
Lyon
Meneare
Mothers’ Club
V Fay
M Beott
Mra Oliver
Ray Lalty
Tohacen
Mr. Rump
Dorothy Bower
Mr. Lowry
Goorembat
Tateag
Una Newbegin
Selle
Mr. Geo, Sullivan the
Beau
Steed
Minn Vo Roy
Uae
Artor
Echo Plantation
Ratur
Rit Cree Mittens
Met Tvera
Mother Hits
Teaver Seri
Benalla West
Spirit OF
England
MR. Claus Edward Gorwell
Martin Waly
Elevia
Ouiba Velvertonm
Decca
Reibert Meike
USA
Patel
Fordson
D. R. McPherson Motors
Bridge Street
Phon
Benalla Club
Elena
Gabeawan
Towers
Benalla Associates
Owen Wee
Siegen
Crete
Dante
Rangi
Bahurehay
Golden Vale Club
Golden Vale
Lee
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