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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
3
Townspeople warned the supply position on Flynn's Creek is a concern. Trust and officials agree to hold a public meeting after Engineer Fawckner reported pipe manufacturers show no interest in supplying the required pipes. An informational session by state water commission is urged.
An evening event at Tatene Ula] featured a presentation by Orato peldener and musical reception. Guests enjoyed refreshments, were welcomed home by Dr. A Herren, and the event closed with thanks to organizers and sponsors.
The Benalla Show touts its most curious attractions including a New Zealand “Fat Girl” reputedly intelligent and engaging to talk with. Also featured are Jumbo the giant dog from Britain and the Mell Riders with a world globe act, plus Prestige Ltd demonstrations in the Indian Trink Pavilion and a knitting underwear display.
Fragmentary OCR lists many personal names and stray phrases about perceptions and tirades. It reads as a jumble of identifications and fragmentary notes without a coherent event or clear reporting. The readable items include several personal names such as Agnes Devie and Shelia Stachel plus scattered references to perceptions and plan references.
The Benalla Greys clinched the North Eastern Basket Ball Championship by defeating their rivals in a decisive final. The match showcased the Greys’ superior form and secured their place in the regional standings.
An obituary notes the sudden death of Frederick Edward Sudholz at his home in Upper Lure following a farming career in Albury and Woodane. Survived by his wife and five children, the service and burial were held at Devemiah cemetery with numerous relatives listed among mourners.
The Benalla croquet lawns event opened Saturday with Mrs Briggs, Mrs Noonan, and Mrs Crossley among officials. Winners included Mr A Walker for a poultry dish and Mrs Long, Mrs Thornburn, and Mrs Leahy in various competitions. Trophies were donated by Mrs Buse, Mrs Noonan, and Mrs Crossley.
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