ANZAC DAY MEMORIAL SERVICES SET BY COMMITTEE
The committee outlines a traditional Anzac Day program with a memorial service at 10 28 am followed by a cemetery visit and laying of wreaths. St Sepament Men Mack reckon and Mrs HL Armamont are asked to arrange a suitable musical program. The next committee meeting is scheduled for Wednesday night in the Ten Council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Mackreck
HL Armamont
Wighiioen Laden
Mra.corotes
Aire Couieon
Fesery
Mise Wade
Cymieon
Mire
Memstemes Pawsey
Freer
Dovey
Mewlamen Kast
Surtom
Grimalad Toh
Dempemen
Amd
Moore
Fogar
Memdames Bracker
Carunos
Cok
Mewdimrs Moody
Buwsins
Manson
Ateasamon Grimaied
Avery
Baxt
Fraser
Lesdames
Filagerald
Mina G. Waste
Diggers Parade Preparations At March Practice
The letter notes preparations for a parade and marching drills with emphasis on practice in March. It mentions Mr. Cale and Father Derr and indicates expectations of good attendance at the event. The text is fragmented but preserves names and the planned schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Bowls at Oeil: tournament proceeds fund charity event
In a busy bowls afternoon at Oeil a charity competition drew teams led by Dame Wade and others. Several matchups featured mixed pairs and club veterans with proceeds split between various ladies’ groups and local charities.
Patriotic Gymkhana Prep In Queen Competition
In Shel Park excitement builds for a Queen competition linked to the Patriotic Gymkhana. Promoters plan events at Kalward Park with anticipated crowds and ceremonies.
Local soccer match and young players gain exposure
In a sparsely legible report, a forthcoming June 190 see event highlights trialists from Brat atin and others vying for five Wlahwer ranks. Several five players show promise for higher levels while some fail to impress. Matches on Sunday saw Brothers edge Natives 5 to 3 with 4 penalties. club officials plan fixtures and training turnout improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daivce
Wml
Kleytiweys
Varta Ett
Pravteine
Une
Sanday
Inc
Quilt Pomdbley
Charleville Rugby League Seeks Match Schedule Clarity
The Charleville rugby league subdivision discussed scheduling and player availability at a weekly meeting. Secretary duties and auxiliary selections were debated while plans for a 1941 games slate and a potential charity match faced delays and approval considerations.
Fragmentary verse with garbled names and places
The readable fragments mention a Winter Catala and a Hayes Funke among garbled phrases. No coherent events or clear persons, dates, or places emerge beyond scattered terms, making it impossible to identify a specific news item or outcome.
Man Dies After Throat Injury At Charleville incident
An inquest heard John Maloney, a labourer from Charleville, died after a throat wound inflicted during a drunken altercation involving several men including Kay Leamas and Frank. Witnesses described Maloney's drinking spree, a razor wound at Wade's Lane, and medical staff transporting him to hospital where he later died. The coroner and jury heard testimonies about the events leading to the death and context of the drinking that preceded it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
John Heneasey Maloney
Shay
Charleeitie Bemorial
Remier Bergeaut
J. Jurgeanet
Ty Cami
Witnewe
Foun Gilianteai
Charlevitte Cnatre
Qatar
Bens
Vm Mago
Charteville
Wade
John Maloy
Weilaeas
Maloney
Wiloea
Det
Manloney
Withens
John Maloney
Prancia
Colar
Mohrney
Thas
Jake Maloney
John Maron
Kent
Bam
Frank
Ville
Ani Saked
Wildlaw Hagen
Hayes
Mainey
Mayen
Ken Curther
Malawey
Anet Mabey
Nat
Remy
Wieck
Abel
Grrraxtead
John
Alent
Maboney
Neste
Malin
Witnemt
Warrego district meeting agenda and appointed stewards
The document records a district meeting with discussions on valuable work and art, including invitations to Mr. Watson, and mentions a prize of £2/2/4 for the toting score. It lists a long roster of judges and stewards, with names like Measer, Dyer, Scott, Ancarong, and many others, reflecting committee roles and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrega
Welkom Battek
Pomme
Mr. Watson
Menem
Measer
Dyer
Scott
UDGES
Follom Tay
Stewart Sear
Ancarong
Sheen —Dudan
Mir l Wane
Stemarda
Koma G
Abmare
Goneacher
I Dewischer
N. O'Dunnowe Woot
Judar
AH Delany
Seward
Biber
Reh Comb
Steward
H. Akers
Seige
Vo McNemara
Poalley
Dedge
J. Gardiner
Stegand
W. Doatmeer
Thowyoas
Juder
Ms. Harton
D. AG
Dethea
Selby
Ant Daten
Tiheep
Inhearine Sadun
Feaat
Alewre RW
Mourn
Akers
Teddy
Mirewdimgmns
Mieway Id Hayes
Cam
Amd
Ane
AL Dyer
Stewards
Filer
Mewar
Grazier Injured in Dellvaim Incident
Dart Stewart of Dellvaim is named as grazier involved in a troubling event. The report mentions Vera Hodaw and Beec i's stepdaughter amid unclear details, with references to medical treatment and subsequent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Joanpie
Abel
Dart Stewart
Grazier
Dellvaim
Charferine
Tay
Vera Hodaw
Beeci
Stewart Gene Givem
Diners
Siarcery
St Luits Ahs Hoopitat
Fragmented OCR summary of a distant historical page
Readable fragments describe war events and political notices with names and dates obscured. The text references nations and leaders in a tense recount, mentioning defeat, meetings, and potential legal or official actions. It conveys uncertainty and evolving evidence about ongoing conflicts and public affairs.
Fragments of a Proclamation on Royal Imagery and Christ as King
Fragmented devotional text discusses Christ as king in a proclamation rooted in the Mount Transfiguration imagery. It references global scenes from China to East Germany, Africa, and Europe, praising Jesus over earthly rulers and urging believers to bring forth the royal diadem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames
Marthe Alackiers
Morey Lawler
Maine
Tim Nase Gaettas
China
East Germany
Inelle
Africa
Pagani
Framwell
Tris
Cadvary
Gil
Kram
Empire Vote Sends Army to Greece
The text describes imperial leaders debating military action and dispatching forces to Greece. It notes Prime Minister and authorities weighing risks, with unclear phrases indicating approval requirements and potential danger. The fragment references diplomatic consultation and public authorization.
Roosevelt and wartime production rumors upset New York Times reading
An incoherent OCR fragment claims President Roosevelt boosts labor programs and armament production to boost war efforts in Yugoslavia and influence U.S. policy. Critics worry about military buildup and economic shifts, while timeworn commentary shapes Washington mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preuktem Rousevelt
Unites States
Alley
Roosevelt
New York, Times
Washington
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Oeil
Patriotic Gymkhana
Mogibay
Julie Cersam
Peter
Conmierymasain Bank
Chamiariliea Txory
Belntin Hieliain
Kimptrs
Agarrenaten
Maceh
Nether Brothers
Umamasel
Cine
Sito Bos
Tau
Brothers
Matete Coi
Ned
Shik Pontilion
Runes
Althouse Tt Wine
Upeensland Allways Institute
Bastos
Dale
Ant
Fao Prowenh
Mma Ale Carls
Lama
Vol
Weisht
Gockmh
Teeeretary
Altoneh
Charteytne
Abenen
Sevetary
Altviaesd
Tn Coummawilesnehon
le Gueensland Rath
Saye Daatitarle
Ees Adviges
Dregne
Charleville
Charleville Lesagum
Charlewilie
Mocentary
O'Keefe
Stes
Clare Hitler
Helswid Park
Ural Sanday
Tahiti
Empire
Greece
Amatralian Prime Minboter Mr ‘Mtension
Chastewilie
Maxie Balt
Australia
Otter Fonda
Alfred Street
Balding
Trusmans
Lampe
Accel
Manchester
FTE
Inhinraite CO
UTD
Frye
Kame le
Wynne Hood
Warrege Chambers
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