Tropical Theatre Regatta Debut At Plaza Show
A crowded Plaza program features varied acts and a main attraction, including a Viennese-style entertainment, a dance band led by Maron Yening, and a lineup with Evelyn Keyes and Sally Emery. The reviewer notes generous seating and strong crowd response as evening highlights unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regatta
Amnion
Grobiema
Moore
Eimery
Plagere
Claude Raine
Evelyn Keyes
Tames Eiamon
Rawward
Every ‘Erie
Ita Jahnace
Sally Emery
Ateaction
Raswaedlere
Dick Foran
Lea Carin
Andy Bevin
Cinecouna Ensiso
Toe
Plaza Theatre
Sette
Vienna
Geecitoné
Reine Hunting
Cera
Imprest
Ular
Blondie
Ite
Bulowes
Aca
Frese Nies
Maron Yening
Alberin
Pendes
Arin
Hanes
James Montgomery Prayer Fragment Echoes New Testament Verse
A damaged OCR line blends devotional quotes with biblical references. It cites James Montgomery and Matthew 6 33 about seeking the kingdom of God, faith in health and gifts, and a benediction on possessing good things as added by providence. The piece shows antiquated poetic phrasing and scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery
Birthday greetings amid playful home circle banter
The message to Jeanette and Gil the Baiina extends birthday wishes to several named individuals including Prinewes nf the Bush Aster valet Blue Chirring Bette Si Me Threads Rosabel Pour motte. The note closes with the idea that the greatest talkers are not the most active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Gil
Baiina
Cirle
Prinewes
Bette
Rosabel
Our Women at Work Meeting Notes and Donations
Fragmented town meeting notes describe donations of sewing items and reading matter from Mrs Pedersen and The Cairn Post Pty ld Old tne, with workers listed including Mrs Winkwoad Mrs Yrute and Mrs Murphy. Monthly meeting set for next Monday at 3 pm in the Council Chambers. Collectors’ checks progress reported, several still pending, book processing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen Unis
Winkwoad
R. Renner
Murphy
Pedersen
WJ. Herr
Hunter
Clow
Coulter
Harmbi
Iturris
Fragmentary notes on schooling and travel in Queensland towns
Partial OCR text records various names and places in Queensland such as Sydney High School entry, Atherton, Cairns, Cooktown, Townsville, Redlynch, Malanda, Kuranda, and Brisbane. Mentions of exams, holidays, and travel by rail or ship hint at a local school and community notices page with numerous personal names, movements, and dates, but with many broken phrases and unclear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurenda
Ennidree
Mra
R. Moss
Mary Smith
Lowe
Sydney High School
Spene
Mra McKenzie
Malan
Norrish
Dawe
Redlyneh
Aberin
Coldtown
M. Seres
Calmma
Cooktown
Cooktown’ Yererlen We Mesdnick and Son
Townsville
Brisbane
Mra A
Carvnena
Sormensen
Chil
North
Avrhy Pridey
Mall
May
Mires. Smith
Toles
Sunn Cairne Caiuened
Temi
Ikzerson
Cairn
Atherton
Malanda Horeh
Csiem
FE Hiswerson
Mr_P
Greening Perens
Mani
Amehien
Hiveerson
J sheGrath
Angus Potatoes Recipe From Today’s Kitchen
Today’s recipe outlines a method for baked potatoes with mashed potato elements. It mentions cutting portions and preparing a mixture with water, though the text is garbled. The exact steps and quantities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Freshwater Hall hosts charity dance event with final profit
A freshwaters hall event promises a dancing afternoon with a profit of £8 from the Bitattord ill employees. The usual crowd will gather on Wednesday January 29 to support the Mo. 4 Division Eed Cde Society and its fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EED Cde! Society
Freshwater Hall
Gordonvale Red Cross Club Now Postponed Indefinitely
January 1 notices show Gordonvale American Red Cross Club opening date postponed. Women's Auxiliary reports monthly meeting. thanks from forces, Christmas greetings, and letters of appreciation. Discussion on biscuit rationing to aid needy families. social planned for January 30 to mark Auxiliary's second anniversary. Four members tasked with securing a soldiers rest room. Next meeting set for February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
American Red Cross
Gordon
Cans Trades and Lanoue Council Women's Auxiliary
Howard
Mra. Ruge
Abbott. Rireet
Women's “Auxiliary
Questionable Science And Zoology Quiz From A Puzzle Page
A scrambled reader quiz asks about homepathy allopathy and other terms, notes famous sites like Hitler's headquarters, Magellan and Cook, and tests zoology knowledge about ungulates. Answers appear on the last page.
Understanding Masterpieces Through Quiet Observation
Excerpt discusses approaching art with ceremony and patience rather than crowding walls with popular works. It emphasizes the value of surprise, personal connection, and letting a painting reveal its meaning over time. The essay argues for humility before great art and cites a critic's confession about recognizing taste shaped by masters' choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine
Jones
Nee
Harry A. Overstreet
Red Cross Christmas Camp Appeal
The Cairne branch lists a Christmas card fundraiser with a total sum raised and names many contributors including Miss Jones, Mrs Boyne, Mr C Whitick, Mrs Woodward, Mrs Purcell, and others. Donations are recorded with amounts and numerous contributors across households and groups, detailing the fundraiser’s broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairne
Imne
Mire Jones
Manber
Street
Harris Bron
Joan of Table
Ehaies
T Moynanay
Mie Jones
Mey
Allan
BG Closend
Mise Jones
Boyne
Stes
Glannan
Mile
M Boden
Shave
Inakatai
A. Puiehard
J. Boden
T Grip
J Shang. Richardson
J.T Roche
Svendsen
B. Funnell
Laram S.jatt
Keegan
Colquhoun
A. Atherton
E.T. A. Commins
J Grimbs
WW. Jackson
McAllen
A’ Preston
AC. Davies
AH. Clarke
Starren
Crone
Gerton
Paulsen Shaw
Vincent
Gummon
AG Boyne O'Hare
Ledlie
V. Banker
Meredith
A. Burrows
Fra
Duncan Gilmour
Cahill
Gearning
Women’s Auxiliary Bal Cairns Ave Branch Meeting Notes
The Cairns Avenue branch of the Women’s Auxiliary Bal. held a Tuesday meeting in the club tongue with Mrs. McIntura presiding. Apologies from Mes James Stratton and others. £300 pledged to the Layre sub-blame. 1943 officers to be elected. Mr Payne praised the branch’s year’s work and delivered season’s good wishes. afternoon tea followed with a humorous contest led by Mrs. McIntyre. The club's busy week continued with teas for servicemen, a new bread cutter installed, and extensive sewing and mending. Members present included Mesdames Petersen, Davis, Lincoln, McAlister, Brown, Box, Strong, and others. social night held Friday with many V.I. guests and supper by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tounge
McIntura
Hunter
Williams
Nankivell
Middleton
Funnel
Camp
Chataway
Goodin
Payne
Cairns Aub. Bearich
James Stratton
Pearson
Hagan
Cairns
McIntyre
CLUSA
Camnatin United Serview Auxilary
Cairn
T. Manly
Mesdames
AH. Petersen
Davis
W. A. Lincoln
A. McAlister
Toe Brown
E Brediora
Strong
M. Carman
W Taney
JY O'Donnell
Lincoln
M_ Kane
Mra. O. Stillman
Mieserc
Mra
Mievy
Bree Mordioliaa
Missey F. Couglin
Brow
Cuba
Stewart
McGrath
B Bilis
E. Crosbie
E Tracey
Davie EG
A. B .Shambrock
L x ‘E. For. M
K Peal
T. Devs
Lanter
Mt Dever
V. Faas
McCaim
Native girls brought to Wellington for domestic service
About 80 native girls from Rare conga island are brought to Wellington to fill domestic labor shortages. Government negotiations with the Resident Commissioner state the girls are certified for domestic work only with approved employers. Employers must advance travel costs to New Zealand and a total of 23 in wreaths of warm clashes, deducted from wages. Social security details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rareconga Island
Wellington
New Zealand
Raracongs
Newsland
Textile Workers Act Address Prevents Stoppages
Sydney January 12 Action taken by a general meeting of Textile W orkery Union to bar unauthorised stoppages. Members must not cease work without management committee consent and those acting without authority risk absenteeism and loss of transport protection. Resolution sent to Federal Council to establish policy across the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Textile Workery Union
Federal Council of the Union
Hhe
We Salute And Thank M
A fragmented wartime tribute thanking a mysterious M and all who serve. The text honors courage, mothers, and soldiers abroad, mentioning Australia and Darwin with a sense of shared sacrifice and national gratitude.
Mending Afternoons Planned for Weekly Session
G McKinley and G Moynihan lead a group with T Power Eston and L Hoskins along with G Dickson. By Toohey and Doherty, sessions will be held on Wednesdays of the week as supervisors hope more members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McKinley
G. Moynihan
T. Power
Eston
L. Hoskins
G. Dickson
Toohey
Doherty
Orl Prisay
Dla Week
Hoplumber
Hadi
Also Mentioned on This Page
TUB Care
Aunt Polly
Barbara Mullen and
Michael Redgrave
Jeannie
Vencing
To-morrow
Virginia
Madeleine Carroll
Fred MacMurray
Zane Greys
Riders OF the
Purple Sage
Mercy Island
Fay Middle
Ona Lirksen
Ohi
Kenge
SKY Raiders
Dimesound
Ad Fox Newaverle
Saterdsv
Dayner Patera
Greg Tat
Siac
George’ Montgomers
Rene
Kingdom of God
Matt
Bain
Wil Mart
Hitler
Pacific Ocean
Robert Montgomery
Jordan
the Kid From
Kansas
Leq Cartllo
Andy Devine
Cinesound News
RED Cross
Womens Auxiliary Bal
Cairns Ave
Cairns C.usa
Christian Science Monitor
Am International
1 Trithtal
Samsatiomale
Eibtdale
Seri
Maley
Witds
Sebervntieg
Chiang Seiewry
Textile Workers Act
Auling
Coime
PFE
Darwin
Dr. Willams
Kelly’s
JOY
Jedium
Henri Vanel
Paula
Burk Coure
Soem
Mediam
Spike
Elaste Gasses Iromt
Inigh
R. H. Kelly
P.O. Bex
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!