Farewell Social Honors Miss Crowhurst at Ayers School
A large attendance at Ironming Church marks a farewell for Miss Crowhurst who led the Ayers Senant for about four years. Speakers praise her leadership of the Sunday school and Kindergarten, noting her dedication, energy, and impact on the children. Presentations express gratitude from parents and church groups, wishing her success in her new appointment at Ethelton.
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Ironming
Miss Crowhurst
Ayers
Mary Longbottom
R. W. Humphrys
Crowhurst
Mr. Humphrys
Rev
F. J. Barnes
Great Methodist Church
Mrs. Crowhurst
Ethelton
Removal from Ayers School Brings Esteem Gifts
A farewell event at Ayers School honored Miss Crowhurst and identified the effort of staff and parents. Speakers thanked the committee and the chairman’s wife, praised mothers for keeping children well dressed, and noted three core school aims Moral Mental Physical. Appreciation extended to Miss Penghatton the pianist and Sunday school helpers. Supper followed a pleasant programme with recitations, songs, and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Penghatton
Margaret Hemphrvy Meinrich
George Heinrich
M. Longbottom
Barnes
Miss Flower
Misses Longbottom
E. Williams
Burra Benevolent Society Meeting Notes April May
A Burra Benevolent Society meeting at the Burra Institute on April 17 noted attendees led by Rev E Lawson with one visitor Mrs Chambers. Apologies received, wood supply bid approved, gifts from General Aid and donors acknowledged, subscriptions due, and a May 15 meeting recorded with Mayoress Mrs Riggs and Mr J Thomas attending. Old members mourned as some have died or moved away while new arrivals keep wood needs steady. Mr Mark Crowley, hospitalised but hopeful for home, is highlighted. Next meeting set for June 19.
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Burra Institute
Field
Thomas
Bubb
Coglin
E. Lawson
Chambers
George Rogers
Mark Crowley
Burra Hospital
Paxton Square
Ring 202 Kooringa 1 Show Them To You
Ring 202 Kooringa 1 invites readers to view available items and directs attention to the showcase. The note emphasizes personal presentation and a friendly offer to present the collection.
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Kooringa
Woollacott Trophy Stage Twenty Fire At Burra Rifle Club
The Woollacott Trophy reached its 20th stage at Burra Rifle Club with 14 shooters at 8 and 900 yards. Marking duties were handled by the captain and J A, who gave up his afternoon to assist. Individual leaders include A C Anghey and J Terry on 20 and 27 points, with C H Dixon leading the trophy for the last eleven matches on 18. Final stage to be fired May 1 under W Pearce and H G Oates.
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J. A
A.C. Anghey
J. Terry
Teaders
C. H. Dixon
AG. Heinrich
A. C. Aughey
Seares
Rte Hep
W. Hogan
A. G. Heinrich
Pearce
R McKinlay
A. P. Harris
Rughey
Wales
S. Cord
Local sports wrap spans football cricket golf notes
May 10 football match at Duncan Park saw Mt Bryan take on our team with Farrell’s Flat. Key players included B C Campbell and L Salter. final scores show Farrell’s Flat 4 goals 14 behinds to Mt Bryan 11 behinds. Also covered are rains aiding seeding, a cricket meeting, and golf club season opening with results from Joral Club play for men and ladies.
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Mt .Bryan
Duncan Park
B.C. Campbell
Mt. Bryan
L. Salter
Farewell
Farrell
Bryan
Ferrell
Mt Bryan
Ya, Kokars
Lelongghan
J. Abbott Au Denton
E. Emmerson
P.licelone
Vs * Roach
Joral Club
Barn
J. H. Torr
J. C. Denton
B. Elliott
Ry Mickel
J. M. Howard
E. B. T'Anson
E. E. Johinke
J. den
Ton
G's Ashby
J. WH. ‘Torr
A. Denton
E. Garrard
S. Garrard
J. O. Denton
C. ML Pratt
H. C. Atkins
M. Denton
J. Atkins
P. Tanson
Rain brings boosts to farming as showers persist
Social, Mr T. Danny of the Survey Department reports a fortnight of anxious wait for rain. A heavy downpour began Saturday evening and continued through Sunday, yielding about half an inch total. The rain aids lucerne germination and seedling growth, supports fodder production, and helps weed control while sowing. Local football news notes Fastball’s team moving Sth and Booborowie’s match outcomes.
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Rai
Sth
Booborowie
Nth
Booborowie | Ovat
Teh
Snd
Tan
Unceasing misery urged as backache cure
An old advertisement warns of chronic pain and urinary troubles. It touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, citing Mrs. RL Cox of Burra who recalls a family member's kidney illness improved after using the product. The note urges buying only DOAN'S from Foster-McClellan Co. and mentions Nestle's milk production logistics briefly.
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Doan
RL Cox
George Street
Burra
Dean
Nestle’s
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Adelaide
Telephone
T. H. Woollacott Filters and Contractors
Aberdeen
Jeffery & Byrne
IB Quality Rae
Ersest F. Mariies
Record Office
Imercial Street
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State of
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E. L. Steer
Paperhanger & General House
Morehead Street
Caterpillar
Dodge Bros
Burra Motor Company Kooringa
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R.A. Read
Read
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Abbott
T. Danny
Survey Department
Luke Day’s
C.O.R
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T. H. Willis
Phaue
Ais
Jennison
Commercial St. Kooringa
Eve
W. R. Lee
Kuuringa