Ordination marks new path for Miss Chaseling
Miss Chaseling a Melbourne University bachelor of divinity supplies Yeronga Congregational Church during June and preaches as a local woman pastor. She has eight years of preaching, mainly in Kingaroy district, and has served Yeronga Church for two weeks and led Mother’s Day services. She is one of three women preachers in the Congregational Church region, praised for her gentle manner and popular sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ante Chaseling
Melbourne University
Yeronga
NMAC
Monat
Pensent
Aao
Joan Horn
Sydney
Tnapelle Merry
Melbourne
Winifred Kiek
Aduaire
Bure Richmond
Coolkbunia
Kingaroy
Mise Chaseling
Bundayachooln
Peopie
K ‘Bhe
Bardon
Chaceling
Mightion Road
West End
Declared Sane But Went Mad Again
Perth report says Charles Stewart, 39, who had been sentenced to death for murder, was declared sane by a doctor after arriving at Albany last week and then transported to Claremont Mental Hospital. His death sentence had been commuted to life imprisonment. He became violent after the Cum- ber murder and was deported in custody.
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Perth
Scotland
Soni
Australia
Copley
Charles Stewart
Twa
Ie Wessels
Albany
Claremont Mental Hospital
Adelaide
Stewart
Palrick Kelle
Cane
Ras
Miners Act for Sewer Men Debated in Queensland
A deputation from the Australian Workers' Union pressed Labour and Industry Minister Foley to extend the Mining Regulation Act to sewerage work across Queensland. They argued miners’ safety rules should cover explosive use and worker accommodations on sewer projects, with promises of investigation and cabinet consideration.
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Gyula San
Labour and Industry
Foley
Queenalnna Misiere
Brabane
Anu
Condh
Investi
Couple Dies Within Hours of Each Other in Tragic Double Death
Thomas Mount and Fane Campbell Mount, a married couple from Ney Bend, died within hours of each other from perplexing illness. The husband died in the General Hospital in the morning and the wife in the evening at home. Cremation arranged for 2:15 PM with Rev. B Cavanoush conducting. The wife had cared for her husband during his illness, while he had wandered prior to his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mount
Fane Campbell Chilies
Oxley
Parumania
Hox Allain
Ney
Thompson
B. Cavanoush
Galighler
Minn Rieana
Criticism of The Women Sparks Civic Debate
Rev H M Wheller condemned the play The Women as indecent and harmful to the city clergy and laypeople alike voiced concern yet he admitted he had not seen the production and did not wish to publicize his view without a viewing. The discussion arose during a civic gathering and involved church and missionary society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Wheller
Miles
Jloday
Weiler
N Z Imports Range Widened
Auckland reports wider import range with special arrangements to avoid calls for goods during a day of meeting. English cigarettes and an American brand banned previously are set to re-enter the New Zealand market. Clark imports await distributor arrangements.
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Auckland
Vantayeth
New Zealand
Rome
Clark
Branded Beef for Public Tests of Machines Ordered
A special committee appointed by the Australian government agriculture and stock ministry, with meat industry board officials and government representatives, investigates branded beef for public sale. The inquiry focuses on machine testing and branding processes to ensure meat quality standards.
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Bret
Oblainagie Et Burchere
Anops I
Brisbane
Une Qurensland
Ivan More
Threvst
Oltows
Araiser Tor’ Agriculture and Stock
Butefork Spud Tepreagning Nee Anyroducers
Wgether
Meat Industry Board
EF Biunnere
Pacific Science Congress attendee to visit Sydney
Professor Richards from the University of Queensland will travel to Sydney to attend the Pacific Science Congress and related meetings in America and Australia. He will be accompanied by Mrs Richards and delegate G Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
WC Richards
Department of Geology
University of Queensland
Willeaver
Sydney
Monterey
America
Sint
University of California
Leland, Sinner’ University
Fessor Richards
Richards
Australia
G. Andrews
New ‘South Wales
Io the Great
Amd
Unis
Benen
Wth
Fetter
Boi
University
Week's Traffic Toll Sees Thirty Three Hurt In Accidents
Week of Brisbane Street mishaps records 12 collisions with 33 injuries. Police Commissioner Mr Carroll notes most crashes stem from rash driving and negligence. Minor injuries limited to ten, with several incidents on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Carroll
Riderless Motorcycle Injures Pedestrian At Newmarket
Cecil Puddifoot of Brantey suffered abrasions to the right chin and hip injuries when a riderless motorcycle, left in gear, struck a tram running board on Imnoggern Road Newmarket yesterday afternoon. A car collided with the motorcycle. Puddifoot was trapped between the bike and tram and taken to General Hospital by ambulance.
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Evele
Imnoggern Road
Newmarket
Cecil Pudditoct
Brantey
Paringa
Ken
Cat
Wardrobe Theft Case in Brisbane Police Court
Detective Sergeant J B Donovan told the court a man named Paterson planned a wardrobe theft with a companion. Mr P CoM Bureae described the evidence as strong and Paterson, with 11 prior convictions for stealing, pleaded guilty to a diary theft dated June 17 in Brisbane, valued at 120 pounds, and was sentenced to twelve months in prison.
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Queen “Bireet
Boniday
Charien Paiceean
J.B. Donovan
Peterson
Paterson
Brisbane
Dunne
Berger
Donovan
Vienna Boys Choir Schedule and Concerts Updated
The Vienna Boys Choir announces recurring performances on Fridays and Saturdays in Biria and Toowoomba. Ages 13 and older may join, with prack ty performances by Adute Pauli from numerous counties. Thursday night concerts in Toowoomba are listed alongside Teich Powal events.
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Vienna
Biria
Prack
Adute Pauli
Tosaight
Teich Powal
Toowoomba
Death of Mrs Roche at Charleville Trial Details
In Charleville on Monday the case of Mrs Roche’s death is heard with the defence arguing the death was self-inflicted. The trial features Melton and Helton, an overdraft linked to the Teleg raph Hotel, and testimony about Mrs Roche’s finances and alleged letters. The court is told candidates for the death include mischance, crime, and potential provocations by Helton.
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Helton
Laabella
Sherwood
Roche
Dianne Heiter
Aches
Ridence
Lyi Atkinson
AGUA
Joenotting
Stoche
Telegraph
Nie
Texas Hotel
Mor Helton
Aubres Clavier
Helton Tattra
Roce
Bail Granted by Watch House Keeper in Police Court
In a police court proceeding yesterday a watch house keeper granted bail to Glenstaphen Dunbar, 18, a labourer, on charges linked to theft of a generator and related property. Detective Donovan challenged the authority of a watch-house keeper to grant bail, urging magistrates to handle indictable offenses. Dunbar was allowed bail at £10 in the form of his own bond, while other cases and suspects were noted in the same session.
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Afr
Donavan
Wiliam Cairns Kerr
Donovatt
Fame
Dor Awnieh
Bull Las Dernon
Donovan
Burne
Dunbar
Bertram William Hatton
Lm Novographen
Allen “O'Conell
Tunbar
Girl With Men Under Bridge Trial Sentences
A 21 year old woman Lola Crawford faced 14 days gaol after being found with several young men under a bridge. Police court testimony said she was lured by Will's man to Newcastle but involved parties fled. she had been in Salvation Army Home with no prior record. a doctor suggested care and supervision.
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Aly
Yeaterda
Lola Crawford
Pest
Donovan
Abe
Will
Newcastle
Anis
Army Home
Bean
Farma
Employers Seek Truce Amid New Zealand Wage Tensions
Wellington reports tension as workers push for new awards while employers urge restraint. Unions threaten to prolong work stoppages in construction and related trades across the country. The dispute centers on wages, production targets, and possible extended stoppages into the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mongay
New Zealand
MPT
Bission
Ealand
Protre
Tmnt
Arwitation Coury
Ua' I
New
Bydney Union
Autralian
Matenga
Melbourne
Refugee dues in sip report from Melbourne facility
An elderly German woman died in Melbourne yesterday after heart trouble. The fragment mentions a refugee dues issue and a line at Strathaisa, with unclear details about her transport or booking through to Syanev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip
Worrian Yee Farger
Strathaisa
Melbourne
Syanev
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Leh
Atlee Cenparr
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Expec
Mina Ankle Chaseling
Nestle's
Nestlé
Neotli
Ay Ayers
ALC Met
N.Z
Pacific Science Congress
Ge Pigessess
Mrs. Roche
Hetier Bneersuse al
Mammoth
Oe Cy Hal
Rasa
Queensland Evangelisation Society
Col. F. J. Miles
B.S.C
C.B.E
V.D
Russian Missionary Society
Hall
Tan Ann Bb Presbyterian Church
United C. E
Col Miles
Uae
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