St Marys Speech Night Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended St Marys Speech Night in Herberton on December 6. The principal sister and the teachers presented prizes after performances including songs such as The First In May and Journey to Samarkand. Students excelled in exams, with notable honours for Frances Low, Grace Vile, and Regine Lawendre, as well as a live display of crafts and a patrol rally honoring year-end school festivities.
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Herberton
Jari Ceuwd
St Mary's
Ember
Belcher
Helan
Verde
Samarkand
Bethleham
Kies
Queensland
Pa Howe
Coropwcition Wa
Patten House
Colleen Hanley
Inter
Sater
Jean Mate
Guaien
Waretay Puctol
Walter Rauol
Patton
Patton. Were Second Tng
Frais Low
Choy
Tromiber
Selwyn
Houme
Reteujor
Allegartt Tancm
Wii
Seley
Hinges
Erank Duc
Ciera
Bresee Dun
Paltosan House
Weston
Sega Cole
Grenadie
Westun
Howe Fein
Taney
Magia Hovis
Leeraiin
Roberts
Theo
Henan
Freshwater branch QCWA party marks fourteenth birthday
Members of the Freshwater QCWA branch celebrated its 14th birthday at Bale SLA hall last Thursday afternoon. The event featured a lounge area with music, games and prizes won by Bre E. Phillipe and Mrs James, followed by afternoon tea under a decoratively set table. Mrs Phillips thanked attendees for their efforts and a cake baked by Mrs G. Blind and iced by Mrs James was cut by the oldest member, with gifts and thanks extended to all staff and guests.
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W.A
G. Blind
Mea James
J. Paterson
P. Hind
Phillips
Phillipe
G. Maule
E. James
Mere
Mesdames
B. Evang
Evans
Corkill
Parker
Lister
Sutton
Nott
Paltell
Hardwick Rampheies
Fraser Family Heads South For Holiday Trip On Mail Train
Mr and Mrs Alex Fraser and their family of Chaplain Avena plan a Monday departure by mail train for an extended holiday in the south. One portion will open to Melbourne with Mr Proms pareta.
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Alex Fraser
Avena
Melbourne
Proms Pareta
ERTON FESSBYTEW WOMEN'S GUILD MEETING REPORT
The monthly meeting of the Eerton Frewoyterian Women’s Guild reports discussions on plans for a Halloween fete, notes on past events, and a balance sheet read by Rev. Donoatom. Election procedures were conducted and the group recessed until February.
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Wu Bala
Suveniene
Joshmon
Sell Langey
Poway
Ingram
Jokastom
Mra
Ipaiver
NPC
Gt Georges Hall
Aluigetser
Munday
Brizen
Rev Dal
Donoatom
Fenrary
Johnston
Plane passengers depart Cairne by ANA flight
Passengers left Cairne aboard ANA bound for Meine Townsville and Townsville. Names include Mr and Mrs Duns and several others. The group lists Messrs A Somme and 1 iewart Pasamigers among those who departed Cairne. Others such as Mr Ke Fee and Quartermetn As Bele Dave and W Powsioll and Coombes USCoge were reported arriving or traveling via Townsville and nearby ports.
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Cairne
Meine
Sma Duns
Somme
Iewart Pasamigers
Miernoa
Aka” Pane
Ke Fee
Dave
W. Powsioll
Uscoge
Iran
Anaslane
Townsville
Harris
Raina
Bove
Mule Mat Nola
Ay Menire -MeGerahy
Bagere
Mating of the Q.CW.A. Bok pisce and annual reports noted
The December meeting of the Q.CW.A. notes a monthly mating, officers and finances. Donations and housekeeper allowances are listed, with a party arrangement and plans for the Christmas gathering. Personal notices mention students and local residents attending events and returning home from vacation.
Unclear prompt fragment from historical page
The readable text is fragmentary and does not contain identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Northern Boy's Award At Maroubra RSL Prize Ceremony
The Maroubra branch of the USL awarded a prize to a well trained youth known as Frank, who was educated at Alberton, Mareeba, and Truniafail. He earned the title The Maroubra RSL is fring fun as he was named The Manliest Ind by the competition organizers.
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Ryde
Yeorn
Maroubra
USL
Alberton
Mareeba
Truniafail
Fin Price
Sauc
Bushmans Ball Fashion and Dancing Charms at Seeretow
A vivid report describes attendees at a Bushmans Ball in Seeretow. Mrs Taylor wears a black embroidered outfit and a wide trimmed hat. Mrs Phylla Larsen captivates in a long black taffeta dress with beaded fringe and red accessories. Vic Betty Syme, Mrs Chamberlein, and Mrs Maynard are noted in distinct ensembles. The event featured clever dances mimicking a forthright persona, a tour with decorative accessories, and a substantial fundraising benefit for Cross.
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C. Holdcroft
Walla
Skensar
Cateman
Sombrero
Worth Queensland
Taylor
Phylla Larsen
As & Indy
UK Garera
Tedrac
Vic Betty Syme
Recital for Red Cross Irene Gani at Massie
A historical recital featuring Irene Gani with accompanist Mims Juan Pigrain and Doug Naser of Ravenshoe. The program included The Flower Song, You Who Have Knowledge, Fantasia Impromptu, and Puccini arias. Performers wore evening gowns and presented works by Grieg Schumann and Liadman, with Jo an Page Bailey and others in attendance.
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Herberton
Irene Gane
Emma
Doug
Puccini
Buus
Nassar
Grieg
Harram
Schamant
Sasiay
Schumann-Liert
Ty Campieti-tipton
Ty Campieti-tipton, ‘Ead Datu
Irene Gane Caine
Joan Pageant
Bailey
Haiste
Sandertont
Tovar
Team Lenoir Na Gavel
Fragmentary OCR Weather and Music Fragments
Disjointed OCR text presents scattered numbers and words, mentioning weather, movement, music, strings, and various stray terms. No coherent event or entities emerge to form a clear news item or summary.
Fragmented Radio Schedule Notes From A Vintage Paper
A fragmentary OCR of a daily program page lists times and program names such as Music at 10.30, Women Session at 11.00, and Evening Meditation. It includes various notes on devotionals, news notes, and concert features with scattered numeric codes and times. The readable items show a snapshot of a broad broadcast schedule with multiple topics and performances.
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Cn Hic
Tdevotional
Sion
Boh BA Cur Bonin
Night of music ends with thanks from council chair
An affectionate recital closed as Dr C Holdcroft, chairman of the council, thanked the performers. Doug Nasser and the accompanying artists led a program by the Red Crow group, praised for their wonderful performance amid a dusk setting.
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Fae
Doug Nasser
Nasser
c.Holdcroft
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Richard Wadmark
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