Palace Theatre screenings and The Demi-Paradise at Plaza
A garbled listing previews Palace Theatre showings including Going with Mr Chips and a variety of titles. The Demi-Paradise is highlighted at Plaza Theatre with Laurence Olivier and Penelope Warne, a Russian plot about a foreigner amid English life amid rain.
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Lasa Theatre
Plaza Theatre
Ornieht
Laurence Olivier
Penelope Wara
Faeland
Ivan
England
Fim
Stranortie
Siarine Sidney ‘Toler
Charite Chan
Mantan Moreland
Rex Theatre
Wilber Powell
Lamarie Metraccoldwyns Mayer
Cranarasde
Argit
Fes
Balaciomalt
Paris
Ae Powell
Mss
Caveary
Basil Rathnane
Nigel Bruce
Sna Avelyn Acwers
Atenas
Endre
Emer Gemma
Snape
St the Carrs Ponce Force
Cane cutters sign on as Mirriwinni crush begins
Mirriwinni notes the 1988 cane crushing season starting with sign-ons on Friday. Rainy weather halts burnoffs delaying full operations. Local residents reported include Mr and Mrs Alex Campbell returning from Ingham holiday and Miss Doris Hansen returning to Townsville after holidays with her aunt. Others, Mr and Mrs W Tuttle arrived from Townsville, and Mr and Mrs Ros Clarke of Cairns visited over the long weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirriwinni
Alex Campbell
Ingham
W_ Tuttle
Townsville
Doris Hansen
Daley
Ros Clarke
Cairns
Clarke
Meclean
Pawngally
National Radio Program Schedule Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows 4QN and 4A1 National Radio timetable with multiple daily time slots. Items include News and Commentaries, Women’s Session, Geography Broadcast Foaming Water and Sunclad Hills, Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goomens, Swing Session, and Dance Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Symphony
Orthena
Eugene Goomens
Wedding Bells Ring At June 1 Ceremony In Gor donvale
A June 1 wedding at 2% Miehasre Church Gor donvale united the couple in a ceremony filled with handmade flowers and family customs. Guests included Bob Wallace of Mabinda and Andrew AfehSon Crother of the bigreseeans. The reception followed at the CWA ball with dinner and readings, then the couple departed for their home in Jane.
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Miehasre
Gordonvale
Srmy
Wits
Alan Ware
Bob Wallace
Mabinda
Andrew AfehSon Crother
Ball
MeAlcea
Ted” Amer
Woods
Brearoom
Weis Pat Maber
Marin
Wedding Notice From Green-Eaton Herbertton
A June wedding report describes a bride wearing a long gown with heart shaped accents and a gold locket, attended by Mrs. Arad Day and others. The ceremony included a large congregation with Rev. R Tort officiating and noted a richly detailed bouquet and attire, reflecting a traditional early ceremony pageant.
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Herberton
Perean
Arad
Garden Party by Draper Street Methodist Guild
A garden party organized by the Ladies Guild at Draper Street Methodist Church was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs W E Lack in Denbigh Street on Friday. Bright weather and a good programme featured violin solos and elocution. Prizes and a sale followed with brisk needlework and cooking stalls. The minister Mr Rowley offered thanks, and Marie Regazolli presented prizes to Audrey and Betty Burnell.
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Ladies’ Guild
Draper-street Methodist Church
W. Elack
Denbigh-sreet
Sonia
Mesdames Scott
Sima
Wales
Tracey
N. Ferguson
Wena Audrey
Betty Burnell
Rowley
Marie Regazolli
Seraye
Ptt
Gardonvale
Gordonvels
Town and Country Arrivals in Cairo Highlight Visitors
Mr. od Mr J Dee intend to return south from Towne. C Lemmon accompanied five passengers. Arrivals yesterday include Mrs. Cerne, Mr Philips, and Mr McDonald who stayed at the Pacific Hotel. Mrs Watson and Mrs Trollope also noted. Mr W Brennan, secretary of the Proprietary Sugar Millers Association, and Mr Mack of Brisbane were staying at Hides Hotel.
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J. Dee
C. Lemmon
Cairo
Ime Novo Plase
AMA
Sie Cerne
Philips Haan Minny
McDonald
Pacific Hotel
B. Watson
M. Trollope
White
CR Kenyon
W Brennan
Proprietary Sugar Millers' Association
Mack
Brisbane
Hides Hotel
Farewell Tea for Mrs Moynahan Ends Red Cross Era
Social gathering at the Al Merrouy residence on Tuesday bid farewell to Mrs E Moynahan, Red Cross organizer and Red Crow Sewing Committee convener, who leaves Cairns for Bri bane. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Merroly. gifts and speeches expressed gratitude for her tireless service.
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AL. Merrouyuakeestreet
E. Moynahan
Cairns
Fhursday
Rende Im Bribane
Merrolsy
Mra. WA
Mesdames
We Moynanan
AL. Merrouy
Ht Hastie
A. Price A. Moran
A. Prichard
P. Goode
H Harris PG Clos
Stewart Glen
Southport
Cairns Visit Highlights Local St Bernard Students
Serbert on Feesonal Exton and two daughters Joan and Joyce from Cairns with Irene Burke and Jude Fahey visit St Bernard's College. They spent a few days in Cairns and Gordonvale last week while Miss Doria Ladibrooke of Innistail joined Mr and Mrs Baile for a weekend stay. The group attended the new annual races at Atherton and Maresba, hosted by the local community.
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Exton
Joan
Joyce
Cairns
Irene Burke
Jude Fahey
Six-Fingered Family Reported in Johannesburg
AP dispatch from Johannesburg notes a family with six fingers on each hand and six toes on the daughter, while both sons also possess extra digits. The article seems to describe a rare genetic trait observed in the household.
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Johannesburg
Far North Rugby Star Colonel Cummings’ War Service Chronicle
Clem Cummings of Atherton born 1908 rose from Cairns State School to rugby league prominence before a career in banking and aviation. He joined the Volunteer Militia Forces during World War I era, later serving with the AIF in World War II, inspiring by elder brother Jock and sibling service, with two brothers also in uniform. He married Mary Robinson and pursued roles at Burns Philp, North Queensland Airways, and Australian National Airways before enlistment in the AER in 1938.
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Queenalartt
Atherton
Mings
Cairne
Burns Phi
Ingham Rusby
Toker
Hiie
Bearine
Tess Tobust
Hig Tesure
Cum" Mines
Citiren
Jock” Cummings
AEF
Clem
Cotone
Cummings Acmin
Burne Philn
Cairns
Shippine
North Queensland Airways Trix
Australia National Airways
Cumminey
Melrose and Fenwiel Pty. Ltd
AER
Aist
Ind Aif
Vietor
Bima
New Guinea
Bember Ran
ATP
Bailkpina Rorea
Waf
Coionel
Cummines
Wisk Mary Robinson
Calms General Hospital
Genres Rhit- Sime
Blackheath College
Charleen Towers
Swiss village for orphans founded near Trogen
Foundations for a village near Trogen in eastern Switzerland were laid to shelter about 350 children from war-devastated Europe. The 11 acre tract will host 18 farm style buildings amid orchards and pastures, with completion expected by October 1846. The village honors Heinrich Pestalozzi, the renowned Swiss educator who died in 1827.
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Thogen
Switzerland
Trogen
Heinrich Pestalazaj
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Cairne Bedithstreet Oo
Innispail Gordon
Merenery
Bee
Hind
Zephys
H. W. Mazlins
Pty, Ltd
Palace Theatre
Goot-hye
Chips
Foctight
Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Paul Herfeld
Donat
Mr Chips
Pan
Tarriea
Stantune
Thrilla
Warrentur
National Radio
Thursaat. Sunt
Green—Eaton
Omafer
Carech
RS. K. Motnaman
Serberton
Arya
Dettol
Tat Opties Ie
Aan
Vemset Aumralan
Are Eine Tate
UFE
Kennedt
Orthans
Aigre Pean
Goce Boor Atherton
Ht Bee Se Mareeaa
Paws
Ae Tolcher & Co. Yak
Allen
Umeas
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