Fresh Dried Fruit Assortments Arriving Daily
Sunday School anniversary services were held at Mt Bryan West Methodist Church on Mothers Day. Rev Noske led both services with special singing by scholars and teachers. Prizes and bookmarks were awarded for attendance and Sunday participation. A social evening followed with recitations, songs, and an address. Supper ended the eventful day, with reports of steady monthly progress. Next games slated for May 20.
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Mt. Bryan West
Verna Dare
Keith Care
Togetheg
Melya Gare
Mast‘ted
Little Glenda Gare
Wexjorie Dare
Norman Masted
Don Gare
Noske
Melva’ Gare
Melval Brown
Edna Lamman
Marjorie Dare
Glenda Gare
Meiva
Keith Gere
Sion
Melva Brown
Janes Lammas
Frank Thomas
Chas. Dare
Edne Lommen
Gordon Maxted
Len
Bol
Evelyn
Veena
Marjorie
Citmen
Dare
Harold
Eileen
Glive Boyle
Norman Maxted
Rhonda Thomas
June Maxted
Melva
Glenda
Keith
May
Aileen
Albert
Jean
Colin
Eric
Reobés
Thomas
Maxted
Vern Dare
Rillieremrten
Mrs Marted
Marjorie ‘Dare
Lespye
Rev. Noske
Perfor
Bache
Epehre
George Daze
Dorothy Dare
Harald Doyle
Wedding at Mt Bryan Prompts Town Celebration
A pretty wedding occurred at the Methodist Church on May 5 as Miss Glidys Huggins married Mr W Kellaway with Rev Noske officiating. Guests later gathered at the local ball for dancing and well wishes. Also noted was Mr Eric Simpson’s coming of age party with music, supper, and gifts. Meanwhile farming after recent rains brings busy seeding and green countryside as new church furnishings near completion.
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Methodist Church
Glidys Huggins
Me W. Kellaway
O. Noske
Miss Jefferies
Eric Simpson
J. R. Simpsort
S. Nourse
Brown
T. P. Griffin
E. Simpson
J. J. Connors
M.C
Soanrut Raina
Coronation Service and Football at Farrell's Flat
A coronation service was held at Farrell's Flat School in May with a National Anthem and speeches by Head Teacher Mr 2 Pfennig and School Committee chair A G Fi ailer. A portrait of King George VI, bought from the Australian War Memorial Committee, was unveiled. The event featured a shelter opening by Mrs Crossing and a talk by Miss M Miller. Afternoon tea followed as Mrs L Hanson cut an artistically decorated birthday cake. Farrell's Flat then played at Marrabel, with Monaghan and others among the best on a tough ground, as Marrabel won. Next Saturday Farrell's Flat hosts Riverton in a likely good game.
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AE. Crossing
Miza M. Miller
Clare Schol Welfare Club
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Farrell
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Monaghan
K. Culley
F. Phelps
Mr. Abbott
D. Crocker
R. Blower
R. Lacey
W. Slattery
W.J .Smith
J. Schroeder
Tiebany
J. Goodfellow
W. Robins
W. ‘Schutte
Riverton
Gond
Hogan
Lodge
Leora de Loyal
Schloter
ALA Pim
Greenock
N.G
Bro
R. E. Lang
Ian
P.G
Greenork Lodge
P.g's
M. T. Fuller
PI i W. Hogan
Greenock Lodge
Hawke
Weiter
Ihwla
C. L. Puller
M. J. Roberts
Sma
HL. E. Fuss
Dis
B. Setmolt & Sons Vi Ory and Cardons
Servoltsfield
Seppettsfield
Tanunda
Tamunda
Alee Toven
Seppelts
Burodna
Barossa
Theos Fardy
Son
Wine Vale
Booborowie Halts Dence Dance After Rough Weather
Weather dampened events as Booborowie defeated Hallett Dence in football on Saturday. The fortnightly Hall Dence drew a good crowd despite a rough day with music by Mr McMahon Howley and relief by Mr W Turner.
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Hallett Dence
Dence
McMahon
Howley
W. Turner
Maz Ferrelly
Truculent Bullock Swims In Yarra Bay Then Captured
A stubborn bullock swam for 36 hours from Port Phillip to the Yarra River near South Melbourne and Prince Pier. Officials chased it as it eluded a move to the abattoirs and finally hauled it ashore after a rope was fixed to its horns. The creature charged rescuers before being secured and transported to the abattoir. An unrelated chatty line about a dentist's daughter appears.
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Harbor Tras
Australian Dairy Produce Board Elections Update
The Australian Dairy Produce Board renewed its personnel after elections held April 26. Nine members will represent butter and cheese factories across New South Wales Victoria Queensland and one each for South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. Producers fields include Victoria New South Wales Queensland and the combined states of South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. Eight members retain their seats with unopposed re election. Elections occurred in New South Wales Victoria South Australia Tasmania Queensland and the combined states.
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Australian “Dairy Produce Board
Commonwealth
Charles Wilson
Melbourne
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australis
Western Australia
Tasmanis
Australia
South Australia
Western ‘Australia
Tasmania
Federal Council of the
Messrs
J. Proud
P. J. Holdenson
H. B. Standbury
A. G. Muller
Flood Plummet
Angus Mefensie
M. FP. Dunlop
MKC
RH. Howe
Marguerite Salle Defends Glamour Myths of Artist Models
Marguerite Salle of Soha London, famed as one of the world’s top models, says glamour is a myth. She describes a plain life with rent, chores, and hard work, earning about half a crown per hour and rarely more than £2 weekly.
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Marguerite Salle
Soha
London
Sedmap
New Zealand
Miss Salle
Press as greatest advertising medium claims Lever Brothers chief
Mr TL Burland Swann, director of Lever Brothers, says press remains the main advertising medium. He notes competition from cinema and wireless, cites 4.49 billion calls to British housewives last year, and says big advertisers keep faith in the presses despite challenges.
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TL. H. Burland Swann
Lever Brothers
Australis
New Zealand
E.B.C
BARC
England
Lever Bros
Vetr
Lovely Babies and Mothers Share Joy in South Australia
A column praising the beauty of babies and the support for young mothers in South Australia. It highlights free advice services for less affluent families, the pride in infant prodigies, and the communal spirit of charitable fundraising. It also notes jokes about bachelors and comments on instalment culture.
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Deby
South Australia
Judy O'Grady
Loyal Greenock Lodge Visit to Burra Lodge Fraternal Trip
A Greenock Loyal Lodge members visit Burra Lodge with a warm welcome from N.G. R. E. Lang and P.G. J. Remick. The group tours Seppeltsfield grounds, vineyards, and Tanunda wine cellars, viewing distilleries and gardens before returning to Greenock after an early morning departure and a day of inspections.
Park and garden tours open Barossa district journey
A reading of Nuriootpa and Greenock areas reveals park developments in progress and beautification efforts. Volunteers assisted with maintenance while a return trip home concluded a educational excursion with thanks to lodge officials and generous community support.
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Barosse
Penties
Althommlt
Nuriootpa
Amner
Gros Beauty
Welal
Greenock
Ftor
Burra
Children’s Frolic at Aberdeen Lodge Hall Feature Dress Parade
Juvenile members of the 10.C.F. Manchester Unity in Aberdeen enjoyed a Saturday evening frolic hosted by the Senior Lodge officers. Despite weather affecting attendance, children wore fancy dress with many creative costumes. Prizes honored best dressed boy and girl, most striking costume, humor, and unique outfits, with music, games, ice cream, and a substantial supper.
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Aberdeen
10.C.F. Manchester Unity
Joyce Hopkins
Magpie
Joan Nourse
Patty Nourse
Avis Bruce
Ladies Journal
Pat Aughey
Baby
Gladys Scroop
Valma Birseheusen
Gipsy
Aileen Scroop
Tally
Merke Hirechauwa
Mamms
Roma Sellars
Coromalida
Isabel Kaliaschke
Jon Tate
Marjorie Bax
Tey Bex
Daffodil
Maureen
Barbare Carpenter
Bob Angel
Ree Angel
Charlie Hopkins
Colin Sellars
Ray Nome
Father Christmas
Andrew Meinhardt
Mick
Edin
Merle Woodman
Roorings
Shirley Ruther
Boohorawie
Burra
C. RL
Lo.o.b
South Australis
Chagie_flopline
Barbara Carpenter
Reg Angel
Andrew Bernhart
Isabel Knkoschke
Andrew Bernehardt
Giadyscrop
Merle Hirschausen
Tvon
Preservation Work on Timber Poles Against White Ants in Australia
Commonwealth efforts study pole preservation against termites to save millions yearly. Tests near Benalla Australia use creosote, arsenic, fluoride, and torches to treat poles, with untreated examples as controls. Collaboration includes P.M.G. Victoria Railways Forestry Commission State Electricity Commission and private firms. Tests monitor winter inspections and long term outcomes as high costs and distant sourcing affect progress. The Division of Forest Products invites inquiries for timber problems from industry and public.
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Australia
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Victoria
New South Wales
Yarra Bank Road
South Melbourne
West
Benalla
P.M.G
Viettorian Railways
Forestry Commission
State Electricity Commision
Owo
Australian Osgeen Industusl Gases Pty. Ltd
Longoni, Segeell and
Con. Fe
Henalla
Lundige
Germany
Newrouth Wales
Victoric
Evry
Siyone
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