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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
2
A male suspect from Soraabie was detained by Wyunewarion police amid a health inquiry. Officials reported the unit’s findings and noted town authorities, including Hemaite and Viniet Town, will continue the investigation into the Mufti’s alleged role.
A fragmented timetable lists stops and routes from Melbourne to Albury and nearby towns. It names numerous places such as Benalla Seymour Wodonga Shepparton Murrindindi and Violet Town with expected arrival times and some notes about services and vehicles. The legible portions show carriages or buses operating on Sundays with details about departures and pickups.
Fragmentary text references a county auction by public notice. Mentions a W Winn surname and a Ballahury Hirest location, with dates and times garbled. Indicates a prior legal action or stay and a sale of interests, but many names and places are unreadable.
Local and general notes from Inalla describe a Thursday evening Memorial event with prizes and a charity supper. The Church of England society hosted a meeting featuring a speaker and a conclusive dinner with notable attendees and numerous names listed among medical staff and local residents. The piece also mentions a marathon walker record, a newly celebrated author, and various social gatherings involving the Benalla community.
The obituary lists numerous family and friends of Margaret Dennan Lennox and Peter Murray, noting ceremonies at Benenta Cemetery and a service at Vie Waniaratte. It records long-time ties to Blan Tse symnachy, mentions attending clergy and continued remembrance by many in the community.
Glen Gravis arrival on Saturday met a warm welcome at the Benalla lawn courts. The event drew a crowd as players and locals gathered for a light evening session with hopes of a rematch on Monday.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice or item opening with unclear wording. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and partial terms that resemble a notices section or brief event teaser.
A brief, weathered clipping notes an aerial beacon to be erected shortly. The fragment references conditions including rain and the name FATONG GULLOGKE.
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