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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
9
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A Wyandra public meeting chaired by H W Graham heard that the Health Inspector condemned the unitary system and that the matter has been referred to higher authorities. Residents protested any alteration arguing the town is too small for the proposed ELC system as 60 houses serve a small population.
A large gathering in Corones Hall celebrated a social event organized by the social committee with over 200 attendees enjoying costumes and a fancy dress contest. Winners were Mr. R O Neill Jr and Miss B R Espie, with prizes presented by HL Corones and the Mayoress C J Allee. A supper followed in the dining room prepared by Mr. Harry Corones.
District news reports a Pastime Club dance on Saturday eight with music by Mrs. J Shepherd and Mins Lee and Mr M Ryan. proceeds to aid the club’s funds. Mr K A Elliott listed Wrangarra inspecting country. A severe accident injured Norman Moody’s son near town. Wyandra bore is down 1900 feet with 806000 gallons daily. W.A. branch delays ball. two race balls and a tennis ball planned later. Mary Hill travels to Brisbane for the Exhibition.
Thargomindah community updates report Wangetta shearing on July 27 with G F Gooch’s sheep to be next shorn Autamin Vale station and Wiralla North to follow. Elderly residents report several cases of flu and croup while children suffer colds. Rev Father Schulcraft of Cannamalla celebrates Mass at Shirs Hall then visits hospital and returns to Cannamalla by car. M r M McGrath arrives July 27 with plant and machinery for Yakara Station for a sub artesian bore. A successful dance for State School children enjoys music and a 10 o clock finish. Sun reading noted as 87/6/9.
A meeting at Mr Heltons cafe set August opening for baths with a sports carnival and refreshments. Augathella footballers prepare for a match against the Wailers as Chief figures shift roles. transport and road gangs move on to Charleville Augathella routes. A local business scene notes Charleville Motors upgrading their garage and sheep and ram movements through town.
The town quieted since the last issue as Rudolphs orchestra supplies the minis. A farewell social for Mr H Jones at Shire Hall is planned for Saturday. Visitors this week include Mr and Mrs Paynter Patricia Perk Mr and Mrs Nowland Milroy Mrs and Mine Richardson Leopardwood Park Missen P and D Wade Wade Hill Meers and C Ware Mom Vale Robinson Quimpie and Bryan Glancos.
The past week has been ferry cold with heavy frosts each night. More rain is needed as the ground remains dry for growth. A Langio Crossing branch of the C WA held a special meeting to arrange a dance on the 10th with attendees including Mr and Mrs A H Coleman, Mr W., Mr Peter Armstrong, Mr E J Reithmuller, and Mr Bric.
A local report details a dance and euchre party on 24 July to aid the RC fete. Prizes awarded to ladies and gents, with a ham raffle won by K. Gitsom. Plans advance for the August 17 animal CWA fete at Melville Hall featuring homemade goods and displays.
The capital ships of the British Navy spent an average of 47 days at sea last year. Certain ratings in the Royal Navy were highlighted in the briefing as key personnel aboard the capital ships and their duties.
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