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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
7
Amsterdam reports a Dutch playwright producing a work titled Marie Louise linked to the Baillie-Stewart case. The piece references military subplots and the identity of Marie Louise, with details unclear due to fragmented text.
The Flinders by election on November 11 lists J V Fairbairn of Derinallum as United Australia candidate, R 8 Gibson of Surrey Hills Met re as Communist nominee, and Dr R Haywood of Hastings as Labour candidate. No Country Party candidate was named.
London reports a quarrel between the Women's Co operative Guild and the British Legion over Armistice Day poppies. Guild branches plan independent manufacture of white flowers while Legion red poppies are sold to fund veteran aid. Legion calls the Guild move insulting to Flanders memorials.
A series of local notes cover a church benefit in aid of Oakey, fines paid and restitution ordered, and a three day event. The Oakey Races Club announced a November 15 meeting with several handicap races offered for £10 each and a Welter Handicap for £1. The Oakey Town Band reported a credit balance of £20 0s 1d and elected officers including M Neill J Barnes and J Langton with conductor F Morris. Juvenile members were proposed for acceptance.
At the Woodburn Junior Farmers Club a report shows a profit of 200 on the show, leaving the club with a credit balance of £11. Mr W BE Turnlay, clerk of Woodburnshire, resigns to take a similar post in Coonabarabran.
A series of local events include the Howard district United Friendly Societies trip to Pialles, a beach sports program for children and adults, and an official luncheon at Scarborough Motel. The Howard Methodist Circuit held its quarterly session with Rev G W Brown presiding, Shackleton named circuit representative. A coin evening supported St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church fund at the residence of Mr and Mrs McKenna. A ping pong tournament saw Mrs Trump and Mr V Renny prevail. The Hornet Football Club held a social to end the season and honored coach Mr C Dart.
The annual Childers State and Weigh School fete raised funds for vocational classes. Rev G A Luscombe introduced Tall Shire Council chairman A Adie who opened the fete. Obituary: Gertrude May Berg aged 49 wife of FP Berg of Childers died in Bundaberg Hospital after 40 years in the district. Survived by husband, one daughter, two sons.
A social evening promoted by the Church of England Ladies Guild at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A Peters featured dancing by Mr. G Robins and the Syncopating Four orchestra. The Mone Carlo winner was Mr. A Boyer and Mrs T Boyer. Creacials won by Mr. L Marshall Beaufort and Mrs J C Millar Beta. Attendees included Mr. D Jackson and Miss D Misto as a couple.
Neurum residents held a dance to raise funds for the District Hospital. The event yielded a profit of nearly £, contributing to hospital support. In a separate accident, Mr. James T. Nambour of the Hallway Department suffered a severe crush injury to his index finger while working at Budlo, likely from a gear.
Mrs Collins presided over a meeting at St John's Church of England Ladies Guild. The treasurer reported a credit balance of 219/118. A social, dance, and Christmas tree were planned for December to aid church funds. A dance at Lindley's barn supported Googe Creek State School sports fund. Music by W Ham, J Olzard, and R Rivella. Mr J Auli supervised. A chocolate waste was won by W Yann and Miss Jean Pear.
In the Land Court before Mr FP W Shannon the rent for the second period of W OM Schoiteerling’s farming lease in Springsure district was determined. The claim was made by H V.
Accident report states Jamen Poulsen age 18 living at Taabings Village was awing 4 ig on a bench when a log fell off and rolled onto his right leg causing a fracture. Ambulance crew from Dearem attended and he was taken to hospital for treatment.
CooRoy te fait Revie Pe rece tion King's College Brisbane Rev A H Meadmore tutor ii lege Atucente Club and Secretary street of the theological branch of the Students' Christian Movement in Brisbane will appoint Rev J Sterling to the Noosa circuit of the Methodist Church.
Pomona captured the second prize in the competition for the Aliver Cup presented by the Moose Agricultural Horticultural and Industrial Society. The event highlighted women contestants aiming for the annual award and recognition within the association.
In the summons court before Mr Jas Bracewell P M for the plaintiff for £0 with costs Norwood and Warry faced a claim for damages over injuries from a cell waiters supply. A new water supply scheme is due to operate within a month as part of a government loan promise of £1,500 for the undertaking.
Albert Walters of Petrie's Creek died in St. Jamen's private hospital at Nambour. He was born in Coramba New South Wales and was engaged in business.
Local report from Mount Mee notes rising tension as Mundubbers stir amid fears of social unrest and possible clashes. Authorities urge calm as residents seek clarity on reported tensions and community safety plans.
A community event at the School of Arts raised funds through a concert and dance. Mara and the orchestra performed dance music as new takings topped the evening, reflecting strong support for the arts program.
The death occurred yesterday of Mr. John Scullin age 63 at his Port Melbourne home after a long illness. He was born at Ballarat and joined the Victorian railways, later driving electric trains. He retired five years ago.
The Lads' Guild of the Maroochydore Methodist Church hosted a church event to boost church funds. Rev. A. E. Lapthorne from Nambour offered remarks. Competitions were won by Mrs. D. L. Burnett and Miss A. Muyfald.
Lionel Donovan staged an entertainment to raise funds for the prenaian State School fund. Electricians of the Navigation Department are wiring the Double Tana lighthouse to improve lighting by electricity.
The lugger Wal kald was dismasted in a gale north of Caps Bedford. New mainsail was brought from Thursday Island by the crew, and the lugger towed to Cooktown for repairs. The Amateur Hook Club proposed a one day meeting in December with Le Penot at Bas. A larger area will be under cultivation next year. Cooktown peanut find ready in Sydney and Melbourne.
After recent rain showers farmers resume field work. Ploughing increases across districts as young potato plants grow rapidly and English potatoes show promise of a record crop.
Wright at P. Sullivan arranged settlement of six pounds for additions to fencing dividing Glenoring from Ekilmean. The deal covered the coat cof and related improvements noted in the record.
A minister for works outlines renewed efforts on the North Coast with improved arrangements and mature planning. The proposal aims to revive infrastructure, directing attention to local facilities and sustained maintenance to ensure operational readiness.
A fragmented report from the Flasshouse Mountains carnival notes multiple institutions contributed to a common event fund. Details are unclear but the joint effort reflects regional community support and shared festivities.
A dance event in Waterford Club Hall raised funds for the Watersford golf course. Mr Henry Muchow supervised the dancing activities.
A reader notes relief from kidney issues after trying Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. The testimonial says the product eased pain and gradually cured long standing kidney troubles.
Gustave Parnell formerly of Fentine reserve at Mir AH Parl Queensland. Large attendance of friends. The Graziers' Association, of which Parnell was once a member, was represented by P A Brown.
Opposition likely in parts of the shire to the Allora Shire Council action declaring the shire unbenefited for the 4000 subsidised loan. Treasury sanctioned funds will fund permanent work on the Allern Hendon Denechar Road. Petitioners plan to seek signatures to force a poll over division one bearing the burden of interest and redemption.
A housewife orders a pound of tea and rejects a brand after trying King Tea for the first time. The grocer’s choice leads to a household preference that sticks, praising King Tea for flavor and economy. The ad-like text promotes King Tea and its supposed virtues for many cups per pound.
A product notice praises Mirpil as a versatile skin lotion for summer and winter use. It claims relief for chapped skin rough hands and sore feet, plus a soothing base for powder and grooming. Available from chemists leading stores and hairdressers.
At a School of Arts meeting Rev A E Morr was named Rector of Holy Trinity Woolloongabba and presented a bridge petit. C M Kisamsen was appointed Vice President and W Dizon elected to the vacancy on the committee. Presbyterian fete raised 155 pounds and the Church of England ball at Wungallon hall yielded 40 pounds for Goondiwindi church funds. Obituary notices include John Joseph Boland died in district hospital aged six, and Walter Henry Dyson of Harkness Warewick Road Goondiwindi died aged 47.
A committee decision reduces the dept h on the mapper room by 20 to leave 80 owed. An accident reports Ron Bhelewell falling about 30 feet from a tree with no serious injuries. Visitors at Muckadilla Hotel include Mr Troegt Brisbane, Mr and Mrs Hogg Brisbane, Mr Peewe Nambour, Mrs Brown Mitchell, and Mir Rodgera Redcliffe. Mr and Mrs Trail and Mira Dowling Brisbane return home after weeks at the hotel.
At the annual meeting of subscribers to the Goovigen School of Art the election of officers resulted with dent Mr. BE Schuenemann as president vice president A S M Lintock secretary treasurer N R Mullally and others named to the executive committee Mesar E Schuenemann BE B Mlintock NM BR Mullally L C Porter E Edwards J A Shaw and E Petchett reappointed auditors C L Pitman and T A Schluter were also chosen. The committee was instructed to seek estimates for proposed extensions to the hall Weather remains fine but hot prompting farmers to plant and cultivate their cotton crop Scrup fites scrub fites becoming numerous.
In Mt Alford the bachelors and splinters bar hosted a dance at the Mt Alford School of Arts to aid the Boonah Ambulance Brigade. Mr. HB Merlehan supervised the event with music by Messrs. Biephan Cashell Sargent and Fhulkoer. A chocolate waltz by BR Bteneel and Miss von Senden and a tax cap waltz by H Krause and Miss Gesler helped raise over £20. Lucerne hay baling continued under ideal harvest weather.
Accident report from Blenheim notes Mick O'Dea aged 11 was thrown from a double bank cart with Noreen, injuring his arms while another rider escaped unhurt. A Baptist Church concert featured Laidley musicians, raising over £4 for the church. Public health updates mention ongoing measles, whooping cough, and blight with 17 families absent from school.
A village dance in Hiveville raised funds for the hall. Mr and Mrs Gale of London were hosted by Mr and Mrs S.T. Fulley. Mr L Zarmke has returned home after several weeks in Wondai hospital.
Deg In Camp Benjamin James O'Brien aged 32 was found dead in bed at his Gin Creek camp near Longreach. He had recently kangaroo shot at Betley Yanburm and Campols Park. His parents live at Canungra near Brisbane.
A children’s fancy dress ball at Ilfracombe Town Hall raised funds for St. John’s Anglican Church. A euchre party added to takings, with winners Mr. W. Debney and Mrs. W. M. Bartlett. prize winners included Mrs. G. Biddie and Mr. S. (sic) paraphrase.
Beenleigh Show Society met with President G. F. Death presiding A Jersey Cattle Society gift a silver cup for the best butter fat yield from registered Jersey cows at the Queensland show fixed for September 21 The secretary reported revenue 200 184 and expenditure £70 11 2.
The death occurred at Clifton Hospital of Mice Kaufmann wife of Mr. David Kaufmann Back Plains. She was 34 years old and survived by her husband and two young children.
A Beechmont Progress Association meeting at the School of Arts discussed forming a progress association and planned to arrange another meeting. Mr J Cameron was appointed to organize the next gathering.
North Arm authorities report repairs underway on the North Coast Road near the town. Crews work to restore traffic flow and address damage reported in the area. No injuries are noted. Motorists urged to follow posted detours and slow down through the work zone.
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