Burra High School Saturday Sports Meet Report
Burra High School held a Saturday sports meet with the present scholars defeating the old scholars 25 to 10. Events included girls and boys sprints, relays, flag races, overhead ball, corner spry, skipping races, and three legged races featuring Davies, Ronda Smith, June Bouman, Joy Pascoe, Heather Pearce, Gus Pieg mace, and B Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Davies
Ronda Smith
June Bouman
Joy
Pascue
Heather Pearce
Joan Mazarol
B. Seaforg
P. Humphrys
B Smith
Ronan Mankivel
K_ Brue
Eye
Gus Pieg Mace
Browns
Ravento
R_ Smith
June Bourman
M. Pearce
Joy Pascoe
R. Bourmat
H. Pearce
Spior
Rhonda ‘Smith
Diana Navies
Jay Pascoe
Ronedy Peikrman
Kate
Rhonda Smith
Meisie Pearce
Audrey Bown
von Harvey
Ronda Bourman
Mary Field
Pastoe
Heathst Pearce
Barbara Jenison
Ad Allen Youngs
Violet Memory Day and Birthday Greetings at Aged Mr Gebhardt
A local note recalls August 4 1914 the German declaration of war with Britain and features verses by the Rev J P H Tulbrook honoring fallen soldiers of 1914 18 and current war dead. Birthday wishes extend to Mr Fred Gebhardt who on Saturday turns eighty with health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Britain
J. P. H. Tulbrook
Fred Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Services in the Interest of Overseas Missions
Reverend H B Bartlett of Burra Methodism conducted weekly services in Redruth and surrounding circuits to inform audiences about overseas missions. He spoke after evacuation from a Papua island group due to Japanese invasion, sharing lantern shows and commentary on local native customs and Protestant Catholic missionary histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Bartlett
Burra
Redruth Ltd
Island I
Papua
J. ‘Bartlett
iBeed
Hanson Public School Weekly Examination Results
Upper Grades list Peter Dunow and Michael Hogan tied for second. lower grades Jeanette Rop wie first, Brereton reported. Wamiong reconstruction measures after the war deemed essential to restore freedom of association. Postwar Europe recovery framed by Mr. Bareld Sutter on trade unions' role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dunow
Michael Hogan
Jeanette Ropwie
Firstsawn Brereton
Wamiong
Europe
Bareld Sutter
Air Raid Warnings Adopted for Burra Town
Public notice announces air raid warnings for Burra with two siren signals. Action warning signals an imminent or ongoing raid, alternating rising and falling tone. All clear signals riotous continuous blast for two minutes. Warnings are fixed at Waterworks Office Burra North for citizen memorization and observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kala
Burra
Streasure
Sirea
St Burra North
Adelaide
North
Waterloo and Steelton Red Cross Annual Meeting
Surra Tuesday meeting of the Waterloo and Steelton Red Cross Branch elected officers for 1932-38. Officers reelected: President Mrs W J Slattery, Vice President Mrs Ho Wi Harms, Secretary Mrs C Webb, Treasurer Mrs R Simpson, Assistant Mrs A Mesdames B Behn T Schroeder J Schmaal H Waline M Wilks and Miss M Slattery. Members report attendance, fundraisers, garment sewing totals, aid parcels, and drive receipts totaling 263 pounds 5 shillings 4 pence. four knitted outfits for soldiers and several first aid and home nursing certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Slattery
Ho. Wi Harms
C. Webb
R. Simpson
A. Mesdames B. Behn
T. ©. Schroeder
J. Schmaal
H. Waline
M Wilks
Red Grass Aid
M Slattery
T. Schroeder
Wapara
Black Springe Porters Lagoon Red Cross Branch Gala Day Planned
The Black Springs and Porters Lagoon Red Cross branch met on July 23. Members reported £127 receipts, a year’s activities included sending 50 garments to Headquarters and items to Dr Willan Rellel, with donations acknowledged. A Gala Day and Red Cross Queen Competition are set for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Springs
Portas Lagoon
Red Cross
Eodames Kelly
K. Dunn
C. Anson
DrWillan Rellel
H. J. Dunn
B. Kelly
George Rowan
L. White
J. “Turner
Rowan
Ray Carter
Ken
Lawn
Atternon
Red Criss Depot
Glorious Weather Bets Rainfall Figures Across Regions
The season's warm spell lasting a week brought countrywide relief and notable rainfall readings. Gallins led with 35, Murkaby 45 close second, followed by Old Koamooloo 38 Ret chowla 35 Hogback 35 Ora 35 Wiilata 33 Boomoo Joo 32 Woolgandi 31 The Gums 21 Pulpara 20. Reports are the only ones received on rainfall censorship for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursher Irgins
Obituary of Mrs Mann of Waterloo Australia
Mrs Mann died suddenly on July 25 at age 63. Born in Waterloo Australia she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Simbowski and had two marriages. Survived by husband Carl Hermann Mann two daughters Doris Ries ren and Millie Williams and a son in law. Also survived by sisters Mrs George Finch and Mrs B Trebulcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Waterloo
Latis Australia
Wes
Martha Alia
Simbowski
Marriet
Willem Riessen
Burra
Carl Hermann
Harry) Mann
Worlds End
Manoora
Bungaree
Baldina
J. Dsillivan
Prospect
Doris Ries Ren
Melyn
A. G. Hel Tieb
Millie
T. Williams
George Finch
Henley Beach
Worldling
B Trebulcock
Sydney
Nsw
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Tobruk
Orv
I. Pbl
Tibraux
Matthews Emporium
G.B
Market Square
C.J. Pearce & Son
Mt Bryan East School
June Maxted
Vie
Toma Simmons
Ton
Margery Dare
Colin Hughes
Hanson Public School
Ves
Ratlow
Dor Eegng
Surra
Waterloo & Steelton Red Cross
Black Springe
Porters Lagoon
W.G. Terry
Procicol
Kooringa
Walker & Sons
Walker ‘Sons
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