Rosemary letters and pen names in Home Circle chatter
A collection of handwritten notes from readers in Cairns and Atherton, dated Oct to Nov, revealing playful pen names like AMETHYST and ROSEMARY, exchanges about school, a Grand March, and imagined imagery. Readers describe Tell ma about it, share nicknames, and discuss return letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Rosemary
Howe
Dear Howard and the Cairns Post
A jumble of letters and messages to and from readers, mentioning Christmas wishes, dances, school events, pet dog names, and pen names. The missives reflect a community chatter with personal notes, greetings, and casual updates among Cairns residents.
Mary WTIRDANE Arrives in Brisbane Safe
Mary WTIRDANE arrives in Brisbane aboard a vessel to join a lodging arrangement. The message mentions Brisbane and the received note hints at coordinating a cot or room arrangements with a person named Bund yer.
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Mary Wtirdane
Brisbane
Cheerios Club Gift Event At Hospital Drive
A faded note describes a cheerful gathering where a Girls and Boys band performs behind a display. Rosemary and Rosemary Edwards sign a pledge and badges with a motto. Hospital matron sends greetings as Cheerios receive flowers and gifts for a school pageant and badge ceremony.
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Sir Bey
Mr Oe
Ae Lionter
Bairng
Amethyst
Doreen Francia
Cairns
Rosw
Maline Miror
Cairns “Post
Wysoward Cooper
Howard
Ma Cosas
Yoon Sovin
Mary
Silver Star
Yen
Dee Ie
Karam
Kev Noy
Ewe eUeitany
Sue Smitheteld
Ee Ag
Ine Bae Bas
Jenny
Ieee
Morny
Fiat
Ween Che
Beth Cheerie
Gheerls
El-Arieh
Lian Willams
Eben
Ant
Cyril Sundridge
Belly Raymond
Daphute Reves
Myela
Ronald Veivers
Barenches Ong
Heme
Walter Jeffrty
Cmberso
Coserien
Lea Mae
Bedges
Walt Caen
Neale Oon
Gale Price
Ain
Ruse
Yale
Aidan and Cine Bale Price
Abbott-strest
KODAK
Craig Yoor
Robert Cra
Post Office
Chesniet
J. P. Neary
Seagrads
Carine