Church Services Across Parishes in July Calendar
Church services listed for Belday Rugby Yanda Murringo Blaalong and surrounding areas with evensong and morning masses. Catholic and Presbyterian notices include Frogmore Doorowa Murvingo Boorowa and Rye Park with ministers Rev F Johnston and Rev Hutton Thomas overseeing Sunday worship and Sunday School schedules.
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Anova
Dobwe
Yenong
Rye Parke
Yanda
Dely
St. Sohne Hyam
Evensone
Murringo
U.C
Tongmungurog
Bvensone
Brown
Mane
Doorowa A. A. Murvingo
Frogmore
Suekean
Rye Park
Johnston
Ray
FJ. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Notes on religious law and repentance from a sermon
A Methodist correspondent reviews Christian doctrine contrasting repentance and forgiveness with non Christian beliefs. It discusses the meaning of religion from Latin roots, includes quotations and reflections on sin, duty, and salvation, and emphasizes conversion through faith in Christ and divine grace.
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Solleet
Teoma
Peror
Couniey
Otto Obevdle
Ain
Justin
Church Leaders Gather For Quarterly Meeting In Parish
News and notes recounts young men visiting parents and resuming duties after hospital stay. Families face disruptions but express optimism for recovery and return. Parsonage event outlines leaders and stewards gathering with Ladies Church Aid to discuss church affairs and Kingdom aims at July meeting, with Newbery couple from Freemore reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushy
Me. Bryea
Grimeon
Ustlerek
Wen
Ty Bowlyr
Mery Jusink Saudwill
Tubing
Ladies Church
Paronnte
P.m
Mre. Newbery
Freemore
Howarth Family Holds Grenfell Record Through Decades
Local newspaper history notes the Howarth family retained ownership of the Grenfell Record for 67 years since 1867, with the paper passing through mining and journalistic circles. Prominent reporters and family ties are mentioned, including W. B. Howarth and successors A. S. and C. S. Howardi. The piece traces its lineage and notes continued community ties and affiliations within the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Howarth
Howardi
Bat Bow Conocer
Danalil Camp
Fim
Radlett
Brisbane
Mullen
Alan Weld
Teslian
Uae
Wo Nyworth
Malaya
Wingham
Tinep
Giles
Adveriwar) Sul Amt
Game Guardah
Gandagat
Hd Beoved Sheekiondiver Hepa Jawa
Mrs Charlotte Keefe Died After Long Illness in June
An obituary honors Mrs Charlotte Keefe, detailing her devoted life as a wife and mother. The notice lists surviving relatives including sons James and Walter, daughters Mrs Barton and Mrs Rushen, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. It notes her church affiliation and a funeral at Bloomfield’s Church with interment in Tari Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R- Maxell
Scuenl
Roorowa
Mmm
Charlotta
Charlotte Gorham
Jammis Horham
Abe Hennery
Keefe
Yoni
Kent
Hep Dael
Hlatoll
Church of
Ealawd
Punk Fener
Phurey
England
Pottinn
Ite
Tari
Roy Hof Fens
Daly
Fow aueMeat
James Hyts
Shek
Watter
Williame
Wul 'Hee Taughinis
Harti Hasta
Gorliany
Barton
Von
Abe
J.T Gorham
Toilly
Mrs Baier
Ron Riwacily
Lew
Archie
Labour Victory Promises Tax Relief and Reform
A fragmented report on Labour’s pledge fulfillment after an election victory outlines promised reforms to wage policies and public services. It notes debates over taxation and social benefits, with references to wage support, public works, and state spending. The text emphasizes transformative aims while acknowledging structural costs and policy tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Avery
Ussroriens
Lamar
Abiine
Lngpuet
Winayre
Ung
Labour
He Weslen
System of Zone Shearing Faces Rough Patches
Fragmented text outlines reforms and debates on zone shearing. Mentions government action, Army departments, and proposed dates. See references to November and ongoing negotiations shaping policy and potential calendar shifts for related acts.
Fragmented parliamentary debate on wartime policy
A garbled OCR passage depicts a parliamentary dispute over wartime policy and its impact on industry and the public. It references government financial measures, opposition criticism, and the demand for accountability in decisions tied to national affairs. The text includes dialogue about declarations and customs, with unclear names and locations.
Till Happy Days Are Here Again War Time Ration Satire
A fragmented wartime satire urges sacrifices and thrift to support victory. It mocks consumer excess and promotes enduring supplies, clothing, and baking powder use while evoking Uncle Mary products and family routines during the Allied effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Mary
Attorney General Joke Sparks Confusion at Trial
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a courtroom scene with officers and officials, mentioning Allan, Sah A comida Yphins, and a lieutenant. The garbled text hints at a tension over payments and expenses while a general laments the outcome. Notable names appear in jumbled form amid legal context.
Rubber, Roos Lead Amee to Victory
A scrambled sentence highlights Rubber and Roos guiding Amee to a victory with quality play. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amee
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GEDYE
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Jhearen
Australian Fertilizers Limited
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Toayen
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B.A. Baber
Flower
Charlotte Keefe
South Wales
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Wistoria
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Army
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Indus
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