First monthly meeting of Bartle Frere club notes
The Bartle Frere meeting reports a cash balance of £45 1d and payments including half fees, dues, and the housekeeper scheme. Members hear appreciation letters, discuss executive reports, and finalize rearrangements for the May meeting. Social notes record a tennis night winner Warren Maher and various prize recipients. Edmonton visitors and local residents are mentioned in travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartle Frere
CWA
Battie
Salement
Pouty Caanel
Oaks
Mire Battle
Caiima ‘Og
Mod
Fire
Prandolini
Bey
Mex ‘Reeset Feaidenes
Maid of
and Mooney
Wid
Warren Maher
A. Maxekney
Bald
Wakeham
Jones
Thiele
Bergman
Join Melick
National Radio Program Schedule Fragment
A chaotic OCR listing shows a radio schedule with entries for News Music Bible Breakfast Sex Sport Broadway to Brisbane and various musical programs. It includes times like 7.15 8.15 10.40 and references to The Land and The People with orchestral and string pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
March
Broadway
Brisbane
Sydney radio schedule reads like a busy concert and class list
A 1951 schedule lists radio and program slots across News Essential Services and Music. It includes English for New Australians, Breakfast Session, Kin dergarten, various Music blocks, AMEB sessions, Sports reports, Weather, Burt Ives Sings, Behind Footlights, Walter Gieseking recital, and Sydney Singers programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Ives
Walter Gieseking
Town and Country Magazine
Chilren
Sydney
Fragmentary quote attributed to Mary Beker Eddy
Readable portion shows a moral oratory phrase about pleasure and virtue with the name Mary Beker Eddy. The fragment hints at a discussion of ethical influence and bad inclinations. No clear event or context is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamena
Mary Beker Eddy
Port Douglas council discusses finance and town issues
Port Douglas council meeting covers treasurer’s report improvement in finances a secretary and treasurer remuneration and thanks to the late King. Topics include water and light, malaria concerns, well improvements, allotment clearing, street lighting, and traffic changes along the main street with police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine
Carl Wordewarse
Trenamres. Cium
Weasurer
Atia
Geddes
Andreasen
Hiams
Jpresident
R. Benmesty
Sear
J. Reynolds
C Commoly
Trea Fearer
W. Siewert
Thal
Geddan
Secetary
Otten
Pett
Douglas
Abbet Thy
Maclurkinshire
Rex
C. Senn
Amey
Promimé
Port Douglas
Choral Society Practices and Schedule Noted
The paragraph describes a choral society under Mr Samwell focusing Sunday practice at 3 o clock for first members and Monday evening at 7 30 with sectional work by the chief chorus led by Mr Samwell. Sopranos and Altos rehearse at Bermian Hall while Tenors and Bases meet at Counen Gatherers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callas
Angus Roy
Norris
Samwell
Feit Goabla
Charua
Sara St
Bermian Hall
Counen
Ghatthers
Bible tales told through comic pamphlets spread widely
A fragment notes how Bible stories are published as colorful pamphlets to reach primitive peoples, including Mexican Indian communities, and how this method influences teaching and missionary work. It mentions Sir Gander school grades and a trend of translating native dialects into illustrated formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fism
New
Sitcoentey
Mumonsries
Mexico
Irvinebank Votes- Ladies Help Host 1952 Meeting
Mrs F Pintas returns with infant as Mandre Ward visits Cairns briefly. Irvinebank QEMA holds a firm 1952 meeting in their rooms on Thursday evening with directors and members present. Donations to QC A bursary noted. games held with win by Mig Kirkman and a Peters win in a special contest. A dainty supper served. next meeting arranged by Mrs JR Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvinevank Qema
Teuraday Sreming
Stern Tera
Séesdaamer Law Choy
J Re Richardson
Ier D. Kirkinen
Mesdames We Crom
Hugalenon
G. Peters
Mines K Wyatt
B. Buckley
Pir
E. Elison
Remirrd
Mesdumen
R. Wale
Penidentida
QCA
Mig Kirkman
Mra Peters
Mra W. Crom
Mra JR. Richido
Ouse
Meeting on Children’s Home Scheme Held in Queens
A special meeting of the Queens and Bush children’s reform group was held Friday evening in the Community Welfare Association hall. Mrs J McDonald presided while Mr Frank Choy served as secretary. The discussion focused on qualified doctors and specialists for the proposed home plan, with parents expressing interest in enrolling their children in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
CWA
Roma
J. acDonala
Saperine Iendent
Frian Choy
Law Choy
SicDmala
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Helena Rubinseie
Australia
C. Balzer
Abbott Street
Cairns
Ian
Sufal
E Bergman
Wille
Calene Dac
S Jones
Edmonton
Mra Flegerbein
S Baulch
MacDonnell’s Creek
National Radio
Fou Io
Port Douglas Progress
Choral Society
Flamingo
Irvinebank
Pemsona L
Trvinebank
F Pintas
Cairnm
Mandre G. Ward
Calene
L. Crom
Forreight
Os 'Ookabre
Edina Amoce
Omary Lal
Humphrey Sugart
John Verek
Bark
Willems Bolden
Rexory Vers
Willam Iolden
Xaney Cibom
Alexa Sept O'Grady
June Tavey
Gosden McKaw
Corinne Galver
Mivery
iGs
Stanley Clemerie
FAI
Smit
Scott Virsiy
Rosie
Irma
Academy
Rosie Joneaver
Trordon McRae
Dorothy Dawson
Lake Street
Ladies of
North Queensland Engineers & Agents
Wales
Richardson
Grafton-Street
de Witts
Kelly
America
Vresoae
The
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