Dimbulah CWA Annual Meeting Reports Branch Progress
The Dimbulah CWA annual meeting reports a successful year with donations to Mareeba Hospital Ambulance and Dinbulah State School the emergency housekeeper scheme and the Million Members Fund. The year included Friday afternoon teas dances and quarterly farmer meetings with wreathing on Anzac Day and RSL entertainment. Membership stood at 12 and the balance sheet shows a modest credit balance with funds carried forward.Current officers are listed with Mrs Herron as President and Mrs Patchney delivering thanks for the year’s work.
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Sth
Bella Pat Synehieneian Intents
Mareeba
Dinbulah Btale School
Fund For Britain Appeal
England
RSL
Mildren
Mra Herron
Mesdames
Barres
Payne
Gaerne
Robinson
Brs
de Lacy
Ressuter
Mra Suidren
Patchney
Airs
Faichney
Mra Harries
Sif
Ravenshoe Youth Club Notes Social and Sport Updates
Ravenshoe notes report a September 13 meeting of the Younger Set with apologies from Mrs. Bose Kidner and Ming, a financial statement showing August credit balance, and a token of appreciation for auditor W Thomas. The week’s events include a postponed fete to November, a public patio matter, and a large turnout for the annual football presentation at Amanit Theatre with Agnew’s Dance Band. Trophies and prizes were awarded in rugby league, with Mr Kidner and J. Peterson among presenters and a successful monte carlo event.
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Ravenshoe
Manly
Aveshoe
Ket
Joan “Bailey
Mesdamer
Tabin
Watson
Mealing
Austes Wi
Bail- We
J. Coe
Richardson
Mra
Bose Kidner
Ming
Prat
Iix Iy
Progress Association
Amanit Theatre
N. Grigg
Neiman
Agnew
J. Lawmin
Mise J. Peterson
E Edwards
Mount Garnet
Minat Union
Wi Rugby Lengie
Kidner
Wisnine Enn
W. Raskine
Peterson
M Beckham
WA. Belaint
Weswerany
R Wein
Bert
CWA
Birkwood
Brose Ball
The
Breach
Jeior Pale
Social Spotlight notes on Brisbane and Cairns visitors
Mr J P Haren a senior engineer from Brisbane arrives by Snake Express to Mareeba and Cairns. Mrs Capra formerly of Cairns now in Sydney tours the north by car with Mrs Hobbs of Brisbane and Mr Capra. others travel by train to Brisbane Gladstone Mackay and inland duties noted by our Inland correspondent.
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J.P. Haren
Higerion
Brisbane
Vriting
Mareeba
Cairns
Snake Express
Ym A. Collar
Miar
J. Col Ving
J. Milner
Gladstone
Pot Green
CPS
Omice
Innutall
Mackay
C. Capra
Sydney
Capra
A. Hobbs
Local Girl Guides Meet Sets Rally and Funds Plan
The September 12 meeting at St John’s Club Rooms heard fundraising aims for the year and plans for Guide Week activities. Mrs Walmsley became Division Commissioner for the Palmer Division covering the Tablelands Cairns areas, with district changes noted.
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St. John's Club
Mesdames A
E Price
M. Walmsley
Harchdall
Hole
J. Grittiis
B Cummings
Luck Townsend
Oh. A. Brown
Meadames Ross
MacDonnell
Corkill
Doherty
Larcock
Dea Purcell
Clarke
District Commission
Aquatic Dancel Palais Highlights and Winners
On Saturday night an old-time event at the Aquata Dance Palais featured Julie Mulheber's Orchestra providing music. The monte carlo walla was won by Birt Downe and Mr Breele with novelty prizes to Mim Juniper and Mr F Stapleton. lucky spot winners were Mr O Keim and Mr Pearse.
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Aquata Dance Palais
Julie Muleber
Monte Carlo Walla
Birt Downe
Breele
Mim Juniper
F. Stapleton
O. Keiman
Pearse
Bull Peters Wea
Weekend Notes From Herberton And District
Local roundup covers R Reynolds transfer from Cooktown to Mareeba then weekend with father and sister, Malaya return after maths holiday, Miss Mia Irene Gane’s public appearance at Astor Theatre with English study background. Includes travel plans and numerous ANA passenger movements to Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Townsville and other towns with names such as J Ward L Grifitha A Deeb Meyers and H Chidey among others.
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Herberton
R. Reynolds
MRC
Star
England
London
Pavan
G Mons Hay
Berberton
Melborne
RV Hohoke
Small Daushiers
Robyn
Gloria
Cairne
ANA
Sydney
J.C. Ward
L. Grifitha
G. Tavalaris
Melbourne
Master Santin
Brisbane
A. Deeb Meyers
L. Jedrey
Burton
L Barrel
Townstlle
Brae
Wearne
Fassengers
Brianane
Min McHugh
W. Clark
W Evers
J. Smith
Ahrens
Hanay
Vencontrivel
Hempenstall
PF Keogh
T Millar
Mackay
A. Connolly
J. Douglas
Bowen
H. Chidey
Bur Rocknampui
R. Len
Pasengers Mere
Thursday Island
R. Cares
C. Bayle
King
Kenn
D Cowell
Goku
Fred. W. Mullin
Sie Ricketts
Mos
Parsons
Inbunt
Meera Kitchen
J Hales
Muber
Iron Range
W Davies
Perterday
Maire C. Tula
Tuttom
C Bone
J. Dutly
Ataset
Guirk
Rankine
Ingham Notes Augar Files On Shipments And Crabs
Shipments logged at Lurinds and two mills with 2 789 tons in store. weekly removals projected to reach four thousand. CER report notes progress on plan extensions and authorities’ cautious stance. Crab figures show September 13 totals around 181 497 tons. Macknade Garden crushed 145 305 tons to date.
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Ingham
Siger
Lurinds
Lovie
Sthein
CR Company
Progres
Holiday used by TTTO workers at resort town
Reporters describe the scene as TTTO workers take a holiday at a resort near the Adriatic coast. The piece mentions historical contrasts between prosperity and decay, with references to Dubrovnik and shifting political moods as bands play and visitors dine.
Gordonvale News and Japoongvale CWA Meeting Highlights
Local report notes the death of Anderson, a longtime Gordonvale resident and ALP officer, and outlines community events. Court proceedings list numerous water by law violations and fines, while society notes cover the September meeting of Gordonvale and Younger Set activities, including dances, reports, and upcoming fundraisers.
Archbishop Duhig Visits St Bernard College in Herberton
On September 15 Archbishop Duhig of Brisbane visited St Bernard College in Herberton with Bishop Cairns and other church leaders. The event included a reception by the Sisters of Mercy and a student concert featuring songs from The Bohemian Girl and The Malian Barcarole. The visitors expressed gratitude for the school’s hospitality and praised the students’ voices before departing for Cairns around 4 pm.
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Werberton
Brsbane
Duhig
Visnea
Bernard Corlepe
Herverion
Cairns
T. J ¥. Cami
Pap
Wallace
Osa
la Meaghe
Oba
Keane
Herpervon
Lim Heen
Sisters of Mercy
Gil”Balfe
Mary Messer
Dehad Bf
Gira
Hu Grace
Cattill
Ma Weil
Cairne
Herberton
Radio Schedule Fragment Cites Daily Programs and Debates
A partial listing of radio segments outlines a dense daytime to late evening schedule with programs ranging from News at 6.00 to Morning Megane and Evening Music. Entries include Bible readings, lectures, language lessons, Devotional segments, and entertainment like Film Review and Square Dancing, indicating a broad station lineup.
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Muale
Muse
Besson
Mule
Radio Schedule Snapshot and Tangled Local Notes
A scrambled page shows a radio programming grid with times and programs including music, devotional, talks, and children’s segments. It blends weather and news notes with scattered foreign phrasing and stray comments about churches, merchants, and a Macedonian topic, creating a fragmented snapshot of daily listings and stray editorial asides.
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Noel M. Ferguson
Penneys Cairns
Ole
Soe
Auti
Hull
Arimie
Dewgne
Chapnarn Ltd
Nose Sree
Ashe
Waveho
Dimbulah C.W.A
Girl, Guides
Association
Falair
Seger
Abe Gia Woo Aperon
TTTO
Opatua
Jupodavia
Thi
Tito
Bialea
South ‘America
Nistorle
Ratatows
Gordonvale
Japoonvale
C.W.A
Omtary
Charters [Towers of
Willis
Anderson
Thin
Irombank Stannary
Hil
A.W
ALP
Uorsonvale Foliee
ED. Amari Sad
Mulgrave Shire Couelh
Council
Emily May Wilhire
Jan Rl T
Covacevich
Montuly
K. Surckland
Tanwang
Sien
SUL
Perl Lane Wien
Rod Whel Sr. Borg
Mmied
Biunk
Delirions Soper
Ibe
Rerberton
National Radio
Ensen- Mal
Wnt Music
Momnital Sesson
Tan
Balle
Murle
AerieMtara
Sera
Renadezyt
Mie II
BOS Ino
Reston Amo
Musle
Colt
Paranity Bentley
Ronlton Ats Msi Ras
Bey Romans
Ameide
Gina
Bypone
Opatie
Ays
Aria
Beintitvae Evermore
Lextinda
Hotel Ravina
Sue Say
Apinacnornis
Tome Chere
ACTIL
Terry Nursery
Fred Astaire
Reg Skelton
Gene Raymond
Stephanie Paull
Doa
Edmond Heinen Bante Brian
Ron Randall
Rhy Willams
Margaret Lockwond
Gloria Jean
Jean Simmons
Donald Houston
Pier 13
Robert Ryan
Tropical Theatre
the Great Caruso
Noth
I Ailyance
Lake Dha
Alon Prume
Sansa
Manchester
Fisher
Armstrong