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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
8
A chaotic report details a town hall gathering chaired by Memsra Bettany with several officials and attendees. It notes approvals for a new athletic balling bed, a purchase of equipment, and preparations for a community event including uniforms, prizes, and a fundraising drive.
John Barber and another man aged 19 pleaded guilty at Memes 2 Maker and 4 A Wheeter Police Court to wilfully damaging a railway carriage while intoxicated on duty. They attacked a workman named George Pulter on a Morven to Charleville route, throwing beer, injuring him, and damaging items. Both were remanded as police continue inquiries with sentencing set at around £21 2s 0d.
A corrupted note reports CW A Diggers contest approval in a South Western league setting. Digger Joyce Pagutet and Sinn Whe Witsnniwox CCW AL were named as organizers though the event faced uncertainty due to wartime conditions.
A Golden Wedding event notes the 50 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. McKay. The ceremony included relatives and a reception at Morven, with decorations and a vivid account of family ties. Five children are listed as offspring: Dolt Morven, Dow Meigen Forest, Mra W Latham, Mrs WH Extwards, and Mra J Krantz, among others.
A local tea party event hosted by Mrs A HaeGeorg and other residents celebrated an upcoming museums opening. Attendees included Mrs Horstnaven, Miss Thelen, and Mr Sire, with guests from Zand station NS and nearby towns. The gathering featured music, dancing, and socializing as guests discussed community projects and the town's summer entertainment lineup.
Fragmented OCR text shows a meeting report with engineer manager Coates describing the Lane Committee session. It references preparations, a draft proposal, and concerns about power and ratepayer issues within a municipal department.
The Chak steviks branch of the CWA met at the Town Mall on Weiner May. A large gathering heard about joining the Returned Soldiers League with names for a queen–gray potato connection. A swim meet was planned at the residence of Mew Paywiny on July 2 at 2:30 pm. The annual governeg sfte will be held at the Town fall on Wednesday, 27 July. Younger Set planned a meeting at Oddfellows Mall on Thursday, July 2 at 7:30 pm.
The Adavale branch of the CW A held a monthly meeting at Shire Hall on a Saturday. Present were Mie P Wailer, Mesdames Braseivatun Power Power Moore Denatare Hane Power G Bryan Shewhen Misses Dalglish Power Proancit Breahan Doria Wade Apolurion Mendon ik Harter WH Mowrst A baxter Uatgivnk Gardner Ye Misses M Treanor. The meeting balance was £45 1 1/4. Next meeting set for 23rd. Mrs F Power left hospital visit noted and Miss Dalits appointed hospital visitor for July. Hosts were Havelt and Havelt. tea provided by Mrs Bower and Miss P Wake.
A meeting of the Clinie lepine branch of the CWA approved allotment arrangements and kept notes on railway meals and water concerns. Key attendees included Seif te Peer Cust Clarenen Wall and Howard, with Watrwetial fu wpa Mc. Henney coordinating prior steps and correspondence to council. The session produced a balance update of 354 pounds and outlined responsibilities for weathering and dyeing tasks, while commisaries and chairmen discussed further operational details.
A clumsy OCR style report outlines a bound over for a sequel to a stealing case involving multiple named individuals and locations. The fragment mentions a Monday proceeding, a WAGE term, and references to Annie, Tony, Payne, and other names, with unclear dates and places.
Personal notices recount a family’s grief and routine in a late 19th or early 20th century Australian town. Mentions Mire od Mrs and Master Deiguan, Hyro Derrms, late Illness and death of Hy Charke Villy tate Beleol, Bourke resident, and Ke at Marla. References to McKeehale children, school at Brisbane, and travel notes of Clarke and Nantes families.
Arbitration in Sidmey Ott Woniniay records a push by the Australian Workers Union for a four hour workday in the shear industry. Justice Dethridge notes dangers of low prices and imports but signals potential radioation of open wage limits. the industry warns of productivity loss and calls the shorter week impractical.
A transfer of Tingusmbul station Rae etn halal jo tr Jobe Merete wt at Lae Tafelagne prompts notice of disputed ownership. The text mentions Queecaland border, 1M fle Kreme Stout, and shifts in water access, with references to wells, springs, and a 33 mile yearly rainfall figure, indicating unsettled property and environmental conditions affecting holdings.
A fragmented parish hall notice describes a dance event with unclear details. The garbled text suggests a meeting, some names, and a financial note tied to a local party or fundraiser, but specifics and attendees remain unreadable.
The following game has been selected to represent Charterite against Cammsmolls at Charleville on Sunday July 17. A Grade details players Hall Jenkin Byrne Tac hor Oakey Twrmers Fac Fourners Tobin Kratsmgag Field Feasur Welky backs Mbgwthe wards Setafeape. AL Biston Dibies Ball Prieur Graham Mmersondin Manley Tobinswn Beard Pout Meimemann. Skipper Mull leads the team with Mr C How in charge of the second team.
Cunnamulla footballers defeated a combined Dan Toerroc side by 34 points to 4 at home. Johmeon, C Seow, I Poncho, Moy Wichard, and Johnson each scored or set up goals while Johnson added two penalties. Local crowd praised a vibrant, teamwork filled performance.
An exciting shoot near 700 yards produced a tight finish after four shootoffs. Mick McCennet led early with strong marks until J. Marrington closed the gap. The final tally tilted toward Marrington as the crowd watched the concluding shots.
The Brisbane basketball team will arrive by charter on Saturday July 18 and stay at Chee Talay before moving to Quilpie. The party includes hie Lal Eunice Freee Vera Sharpe Ernie Sharpe Kine Queenie Mater with Mrs Gates as manager. Snitches are arranged for £240 Saturday and £9.20 Sunday.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment describing weekend activities, matches, and participants. It mentions locations such as Deiualamada and St Shary saan, names like J. Marks and Semphet Walleets, and references a drawing or opening emindy Hirtin position.
The Charleville centre committee met on Wednesday evening. Present were A M Deana cher, J O Neill, J Patkeamier, C Cook, and W. The secretary and R Orneltt were appointed to prepare estimates for the next year and submit them to the Department of Wealth and Howe Altaira. The superintendent’s report showed transport costs and office expenses totaling £90 2s 10d. the bank balance stands at £240 18s 7d. Various contributions and payments were listed, including to Charleville Post, Tenis Club, Commercial Banking Co, and others. proceeds supported local benevolence and community services.
A cold wind and crowded field marked a weekend of golf as Minka Roberta and Party Mirkded shared the trophy while AJ Parvar led the field with 39 strokes on the other round. The Queensinet Primary Producers trophy was promoted, Towrhall best ball discarded, and Madge won with 38 as Ganon Matgl carried the president’s trophy despite tough scoring.
A fragmented entry lists numerous byes and partner pairings for a curling event. It mentions names such as Cyril Cook, Boger, Len Lynch, J Maker, M Lacws, McPhie, M Welch, W Owens, Gardiner, and several doubles pairings. The text is a garbled ledger of teams, byes, and matches with uncertain outcomes.
Saturday night event at the Sire Tia for the fame of the RC Church drew a fat crowd. Mr. C. Power at the door and Mr. Jom as MC oversaw the proceedings. Dance acts by Sie F Dalglish and Mr. F Moore delighted attendees. prizes went to Mr. C Carver and others. Subsequent dances and press events were noted for Friday at Wade and nearby venues with listed attendees from Wade Hill and Patricks Park.
Morven 2 won match play on Sunday at Morven Club courts with a chilly crowd. Dail ram and partners provided a lively postgame entertainment scene amid frost and cold, while locals discussed the cold snap and hoped for milder weather. Notables visiting the district included Memra P. Tdion, A. Ditton, and Mr. Clark of Conse Walle.
The State School Committee met amid party and due debate. A ladies doubles draw at Cush court was reported, with names mentioned. Mr. Aherdock and Mr. Dodd were noted, and Father Abdan Sreene and Mr. J. firesse were referenced in district matters. Inland Mission's McKay spoke at Melville Hall with Hewiay night weather constraints noted.
Severe frosts marked the week with Monday and Sunday activity in Drover H. McMaios pace and a dance by the Court of England weeked. Upcoming events include a Gower show on July 24 in Claren ttatt, a Presbyterian Church fete in September, and a race programme with a notable prize, all previewed for Augathete readers.
The cinema listing highlights The Gorgeous Hussey and Walking Dow Broadway with cast Cliff Trevored Lithcart Whalen and Mickey Mow. Features include a finale of The Call the Savage and a preview of Westie the star alongside a Fox smateah. A lively program runs throughout the week with multiple showings and new shorts.
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