Kirk Family Mourns Loss After Sil Bereavement
Thanks are extended by Mrs. W. Elk and the Kirk family to all friends and relatives who sent tributes and messages of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
2
Thanks are extended by Mrs. W. Elk and the Kirk family to all friends and relatives who sent tributes and messages of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
Miks Rowe Belin informs patrons that future classes will be held at the School of Arts in Montwest. A demonstration is planned for this Monday night with more notices to follow.
Mild temperatures prevail with a gentle breeze as the day unfolds. Highs around 63 and lows near 43, with light cloud cover and no significant rain expected.
Obituary notice states John Garden of Gerton Street Whoraday died aged Stoves. The family holds a service at Loypuit this afternoon from the rovid Orbe.
A local report notes the band plans a major farewell appearance after several concerts in Teven and a Sunday night show. The three months of practice have produced a standout performance as the group prepares to depart with their talented ensemble.
A Thursday shower at Sitwation Aroy Hall featured songs and friendly tributes as Lily, beloved by many, prepares for a future move to Collinsville. The event honored Lily’s upbringing and thanked departing Treasurer Agnny Hos who heads to reserve duty in Ayr Ayr.
Personal notes reveal Mrs G Hamlyn-Harris leaving for Townsville to join her husband in camp with the 26th Battalion. Miss Phyllis Joyce Pym, bred in Bowen and trained as a nurse in Brisbane, to join overseas staff with the ALF. Mr BUL Marshall, a trusted local contractor, passed the entry exam for the Royal Austra lina Navy. Mr Bob Kelly of Sandgate, recently holidayed in Bowen, now called up into the Naval Reserve. Captain Z Blattery returns from Brisbane. J Tully arrives from Caicos by the latest DH flight.
The Waogaratia Lodge TAO held a reguine fortnight meeting to bid farewell to Dru T. & Amdretta, longtime Oddfellow and active secretary of the local A.P.VULL.E. branch. Bre. W. Davey opened with the Loyal Tenet as Bre FH. Andrews became MOC marking a handoff motif. The guest of honor was feted, followed by a supper and community singing. Andrews is a brother of Mira. XL. OHL Earl.
The Navy Benevolent Society presents a new Testament in khaki for sailors and officers. The service, conducted abroad, features Lieutenant Abbott and the Lord Majestys Forces. The cover and branding reflect military use with khaki tones and readiness for overseas duty.
Local Bowen notices urge citizens to purchase War Savings Certificates through the government. The ad notes cashing terms at Cape Helles, with yearly returns above par if held to maturity. Manager H W Kaesehagen reports few citizens have yet liquidated or offered gifts, and urges support via subscriptions to the federal treasurer.
The Bowen Show committee lists grateful donations to the HWWEN Fund from various contributors including Mrabh Spars, B D McTeausor, Suit Smith de Stewart, and others. Substantial items include machinery, cakes, and household goods donated for the relief effort. The committee thanks all supporters and notes ongoing community generosity.
The Chili Hotel Lownie hosted Port Denison Sailing Club’s presentation evening last Wednesday with President J. Lowley-Hill presenting season trophies. Visitors from nearby clubs attended, including W. Favellihire as Commodore of the Currie Aquatic Club and others from Sandgate Yacht Club and Townsville. The event featured a refined entering and high order awards amid a bright, hopeful atmosphere for the Buena Te fort ecbilnys Seo.
Admission details show adults at 1 and children at 6d for the event at Grand Thestow.
Wartime drive plans outline enlistment by Bowen men to support the Voniforts Fund Committee. Details promised at Tatirnte Hall with Governor Jeney set to speak. Public urged to participate and back the cause, with further information forthcoming.
A public sale notice appears in the Bowen Independent office, referencing a War Mapr-1 item for sale. The exact action and details are readable but partially obscured in the OCR. The notice indicates official sale proceedings and involves local authorities.
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