Malanda Station Master Promoted and Farewelled
Malanda’s station master of over five years, Mr Donohue, and his wife and daughter Barbara left for Murgon today after a farewell gathering. The community lauded his cooperative service with the Railways and wished the family happiness and success in their new home. The event included a large attendance, a social evening, and a gift of remembrance from Malanda friends. Barbara Donohue, a music student, was noted for her growing talents.
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