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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
9
Local column records residents returning from holidays, visitors over the weekend, and workers en route to Hartley Norabville and Mio. West weather clears with no further rain. shepherds and shedhands travel north for work. Aubrey Deutscher, HG Whitty, D Lynch, and others are noted in brief social and transport items.
The report lists residents with travel and health updates. Mrs AW McGeorge returned from a Wetman holiday and arrived Monday, Ms Campbell and Miss Crump hospitalized with injuries and recovering. Mrs Crutherbuck guests Brisbane, Mrs Watts and family arrived by the Saturday train, Mr Hanson conducting local shire books, Mrs Pheton left for holidays on Monday.
The Tam BO Shire Hospitals Board held its ordinary monthly meeting on Friday in March. Chair G H Frown led discussions with members G C Gall and others present. They approved four to six weeks of holidays for staff, noted patient counts and daily averages, and reported satisfactory operations of the electrical system with costs of £4 7 1. Accounts totalling £106 18 were approved. Visiting committee members McDonald Brake and Kent were named for March. The board discussed plans for blinds, verandah repairs, foundry rebuild, and diagnostic equipment. The Times plant issue was noted for quality printing.
On Sunday Rev Brooks visited Morven with a Charlville Presbyterian Church choir. Their singing impressed many at the divine service held at 1 o clock. Afterward the visitors were hosted by Morven Presbyterian Women's Guild with a dinner at Cafe Royal. Local hosts Mrs Smith and Mrs Campbell greeted them. Mr and Mrs Allan Douglas were seen traveling toward Verous station en route to Morven on Saturday.
Thargomindait readers saw a week of warm days with near daily showers. Miss Jeux Ryan is appointed to a postoffice position, and Constable C Therenkant will move to South Drie bane with Ambeass as successor at Quilpie. A well attended event at Jace Hall marked social life, and a major fire at Mesure B. Spenty Co. Ltd store caused extensive damage, sparing some valuables. Recovery work and temporary premises setup began as investigators probe the fire’s origins.
The unl monthly meeting of the Augathella Soxpital committee was held on Saturday. Attendees included Presiding Member W. & Gildea, A. Littin, B. S. Dryedade, A. Stapleton, Cook, O. Smith, W. Ramsbotham, S Khmes Jone, CW. Bradley, Shirlaw, W. McQueen, W. N. Brown, De. TJ Piyma, and the secretary Mr F. Ausdrews. Minutes were read and confirmed, correspondence dealt with, and the treasurer and medical superintendent's work discussed. Although offensive renovations are to be effected, the work is expected to be expeditiously carried out.
At a Murunca Granters Association meeting a sub committee warned of an alarming rabbit surge in the Gintrict threatening landowners. They urged action by the Government and District Improvement Board, proposing a £5000 unemployment fund grant to test extermination methods and stimulants as a first step.
New shipment includes stretchers resth and ion double eads plus mattresses chairs wardrobes duck asses linen presses spring sideboard glass door dressers silky oak hall stand kitchen tables ning room suite enamel toilet sef squattel sIai and haby chairs with 11 prices on application in Charleville Queensland
A home for basic children's care described as All Saints Hostels for boys and girls, with a focus on housing and schooling provisions. The text references hosting arrangements and rent details at a location named Chunk id Ratan, indicating a residential support setup for children.
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