Social Evening at August Social for Incal Folk
Mr and Mrs Alex Simmons hosted the monthly social on Saturday night August 28 drawing a mixed Incal attendance. The program featured parlor games and competitions with George Wilmott winning hidden names, Miss Olive Doyle correct in lucky number, and Mrs Alex Simmons winning prizes. Letters from the Grose Departments were read and proceeds from the event totaled 5 5 1. Work handed included gifts to several residents.
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Alex Sim— Mony
Australia
George Wilmott
Simmons
Tom Emmerson
Itamon
Wes
Olive Doyle
B. Wilks
Georgie Dare
Betty Gifford
Wilks
Charles Dare
Alex Simmons
Lewis Gare
He Grose
Pie
Fred Fenn Woo
Gurmer
Gare
Dure
Simmon
Wilke
Butignholes
Mar James Brarny
J. M
Gordon Maxie
Wks
Venus Dare
L A U B M A N P A N K Opticians Adopts Next Visit Date
The notice from Laubman and Pank Certified Opticians at Gawler Place Adelaide asks customers to watch for the date of their next visit.
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Geeer Gawler Place
Adelaide
Knitters Should Watch For These Sock Faults
An article outlines common sock defects and fixes. Mrs ALG McDonald leads the inspection at Lie depot, urging knitters to ensure uniform foot length, correct heel flap size, proper grafting, and careful wool joining for comfortable, well-constructed socks.
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Alg. McDonald
Badian
Australian Food Council plan eases beef shortage
Long-range cattle from Buster Kimber leys travel across months to rich grazing areas of Queensland where they will be fattened for fresh meat or gunning. There is heavy demand for beef in the present mantis and the council's planning averts a very short supply of meat.
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Kimberleys
Queensid
Australian Food Council
Heenzo Cough Remedy Claim Promises Three Uses
Fragmented ad text touts a three in one HEENZO remedy for chest nose and throat ailments. It markets internal use for influenza and other ailments, treats with a ritual antiseptic, and suggests mixing to create a cough remedy. The ad cites a concentrated Bren EO bottle costing 2 shillings as economical for families.
Amateur Hour and Ball Impress Institute Audience
Adverse weather did not dampen the Institute event on August 28 as the Amateur Hour and Ball, led by Albert Crossing and featuring Rev. Davis, drew praise. Performers from Pauline Denton to Irene Bailey, Brian Hanson, and Josie Borawsky entertained, while Mrs Davis and Miss Sundercock sparked laughter. the evening closed with dancing and a home‑made supper.
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Red Cross Snd Frcp
Albert Crossing
Davis
Riverton
Australis
Pauline Denton
Richard Robinson
Willis Sisters
Taree
Harry McAleer
Rosemary Borge
Brian Hanson
Radina Ts Sive
Irene Bailey
Irene Huey
Josie Borawsky
Claude Rasmus
Rick Read
Miss Humpheys
Miss Tasking
Missex Howard
Josie “Orowsky
Ab Bische Sprites
Jean Ley
Humphrys
Tom Turner
Harry ‘McAleer
Gublitan
Robinson
Wool demonstration at Adelaide school inspires wool buyers
On August 25 Mr Codrington head of wool instruction led a Byron audience for a demonstration of Merino wools. Many locals attended with visitors as bales were opened revealing a single large fleece impression. A vote of thanks honored Mr Dorrington for the event and funds were raised for the local Red Cross monthly drive.
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Codrington
Adelaide Schial Ot Gs
Bryon Ageoulturst ‘Bureau
Deaducer
BH. E. Dunstan
W. Gare
Dorrington
George
Red Cross
Burra Record Office Forms Notice
All persons are advised that forms are obtainable from the Burra Record Office, priced at one shilling each.
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Burra
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