Fancy Dress Ball Draws Large Crowd at St James Hall
Borough council hears report on a charity fancy dress ball held at St James Hall on Friday. Mrs McDonald and others presented prizes for best costumes as children from St James School paraded in elaborate outfits amid local attendance and comments on event organization.
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St. James
St. James Hall
5 James School
Venurtinunstisia
McDonald
Wilkinend
Vraigan
Ciel
Mawaret Clark
Peo Bes
Marre
Most
Origa
Mo Burkhalter
Joenimber
Margreaia Ellldeen
Jeti Parker
Patuer
Kail Kennedy
Colin Hollow
Craxford
Vajare
Darwin
Unclear manuscript outlines roadworks and civic notices
Fragmentary report describes council attention to a widening carer route from Bamatz Street to Neath Bouldare Road. Community members, including Mr Crore and Mr Lyons, press for road repairs and gravel, with discussions of Riverview Pond junction, Union Street access, and possible temporary measures pending committee decisions. The text is garbled but centers on planned works and local involvement.
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Coay
Thomas Acrers
Po Cates
Cutie
Cravetiineg
Lie Road
Bamatiz Treet
Neath
Bouldare Road
Oliver Naked
Garthath Lee
Eiveny
Tom Ste
Lyons
Conrad
Willie -Tilir
Then and Now A Long Lost Melbourne Travel Piece
A garbled reminiscence traces past travel across Melbourne and Sydney with scattered names and dates. It recalls wartime hardships and a 1941 memory of being broke, eating tea for a week and then 1951 with eggs for a week, interwoven with fragmented references to people and places.
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Sydney
Infectious Diseases Meeting Reported in Borough Office
A garbled OCR fragment describes an Infectious Diseases group meeting in a borough, referencing hospital affiliation and possible figures. The text is unreadable in places, with names and locations jumbled and many words unclear.
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Peralla Werwugh
Wangeratia
Wangaratea
Belie
Benalia
Mayer
McCull
Croup
Waverton
Paper detonator injures two children in Benalla
Nine year old Garry Newsome suffered an injury to the right eye and six year old Peter Mannon lacerations to the face when a detonator hidden in a piece of paper used to light crackers exploded Sunday evening. Garry Newsome, son of Mr and Mrs Mo Newsome of Gilles Street, was admitted to the Mel course Eye and Kar Moxotal for treatment, while Peter Mannon, son of Mr and Mrs D. Mawson of Manan Street, was not admitted. Benalla police said the boys likely found the paper and lit 14 crackers. the detonator was about an inch long and aluminium colored. Parents urged to warn children to report such objects to police promptly.
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Garry Newsome
Peter Mannon
Mo Newsome
Gitles Street
Berein Ware
Conutan
Currie s Lane Camping Ground Declared Plan
Amended notes from Currie s Lane regarding a camping ground project show a plan to use the lane for joint entertainment and ramping areas. The document references Bennalta Sve and unclear names while detailing a move and measures taken on Monday.
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Benalta
Currie
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Rane
Wool Cartry Railway
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Bond St. W. Hoffrichter
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Benalls
Currie’s
Fordson Major
Australia
Fordson Major Farms
Liew
D. R. McPherson Motors
Benalla
Orsi
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