Charleville Hospital board discusses funding and proposals
The Charleville Hospitals Board meets to review costs and plans for the new Charleville Hospital and a potential base hospital. They consider selling water tanks by public competition, accepting bequests of £250 from the Cobbold estate, and review annual grants to Morven Bush Nursing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariceville Hospitals Board
Messrs A Little
M. J. Falkenmier
J. Carpen Teigpelion
Agairs
Corbett
Murwell
Charneville Hospital
Charleville
Meeks
Union Trustees Co
H .F. Coward
Coward
Charlevisle Hospital
Union Trustee Co
Melbourne
Cobbold
Charleville Hospital
Nuree Adams
Charleville Hop!tals Board
McGregor
Morven Bush Nursing Association
Van overturns injuring occupants after wheel comes off
An automobile traveling from Auto thelin to Charleville overturned near Charleville when a back wheel detached. Occupants Meera, Harold Hinkfuse, and Jack Turnball were injured. Turnball and Fox sustained multiple fractures and were treated at a hospital, while the driver Mr Loveday escaped unharmed. The van sustained major damage and required repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanter
Hamaw
Vielijirios
Anoberman
Lowe
Mr. Loveday
Charleville
Meera
Harold Hinkfuse
Jack Turnball
Autothelin
LO. Fox
Acfoss
Loveday
Charlevilla
Maternity section notes births and hospital staff issues
The records show four births in the maternity section and 113 out patients with 16 visits. The verandah storage and furniture repairs are discussed, along with staff housing near the hospital and a plan to raise funds for a new piano. The board reviews finances, credits, and proposed allocations, and requests council input on the hospital power system and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Casentia
General Purposes Committee
Carpendale
Iace
Deposti
Auaoce
Augathein
Charleville Hospital
Murwech Shire
Fou
Charleville Toews Council
Conleon
Raylene
Charleville Rugby League Renamed at AGM
At the Dalton Hotel the Warrego Amateur Rugby League rebrands as Charleville Rugby League. Over sixty members attend. W Sherwood chairs as president. The president notes a season start with £38 7s 1d, ending in a £2 1s deficit due to weather, travel, and a costly coaching subsidy scheme. The league hosts NSW and Queensland visitors, plays two spring games, and acknowledges hospitality and public support. Offical by laws debated, dances organized to reduce deficits, and funds improved by social events. Officers elected with J Carpentale and O Denpolly among movers. patron W McDonald honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Dalton Hole
Tmshinows Jly
Ww. Sherwood
Br. J. Carpentdale
League
O Denpolly
W. Sherwood
Cunnamulla
Blackall
Ike
Augathella
Three Stars
Vile
Cannnamulla
Queensland
New South Wales’ Railways Institute
Leama
New South Wales
Sumiay
Bert Footial
Gneengland
Mall Timin
Wyrantra
Cara
Charteville
Miehin
Welcome Dancers
Vietnom
Fr Varese
Beime
Eurcesetul
Warre
J. Allen
Fat
W McDonald
George Allen
Fife
Referees’ Association
Pres
Aus ‘Ta
W. McDonald
W. Ranson
Allen Wood
Frei Dymaldeom
HL Meate
Wireless
Tom Bother
Vic Carpendale
Saymour
Poeiball Club
Ohub Jerses
Death of Cittoville district identity Mr Dearid Lennows Deleiell
David Lennox Daiziell a well known Cittoville figure died at his Charleville home on Wednesday after a long illness His career spanned Parramatta early property management near Parkes and stock buying in Queensland He served Charleville welfare and council roles and was a former Mitchell Rabbit Board overseer Funeral held Thursday in Presbyterian Church with Rev J Lang officiating He is survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cittoville
Dearid Lennows Deleiell
Deisiell
Parramatta
N.S. Wales
Sydney
Parkes
Queensland
Charteville
Mitchell Rabbit Board
Galatea Street
Charleville
Dulsiell
Charievilky
J. Lang
Presbyterian Church
Charleville committee debates wrestling for charity
The Charleville centre committee met in Urigade rooms with J F Lockett chairing to consider wrestling contests under ambulance auspices and a percentage base. Donations included £50 from Tenham station proceeds and £5 from Charleville Musical group. The financials showed receipts of 2137 6 6 for February, with a credit balance of 161 6 0 after expenses. Accidents totalled 16 and transports 62 along various outlying roads, with two cases sent to Brisbane General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charteville
Ube Qat B
Beeld
Urigade
Messra
J. F. Flockett
Ho U'Moesll
Bow
A. M. Teutecher
J. Fo Kcomier
G Hompheys
H. J. Arostrong
J. Grimstead
Tiobag Hemet Committee
Tenham Station
Charieville Musical and Dramatic Society
Loetter
Bohemia
Charleville
Wrestiomander
Stalium
Arec
Donaliogs
J. Klerk
Dervis
W. Wrigley
Mm. B. Lalater
P. Framce
Coolacdli
Wyantra Road
Warrego Club Elects Officers and Adopts Rugby Reforms
The meeting confirmed Hon. Treasurer Mr. J. Donnelly and Hon. Secretary Mr. J. Harrigan, with executives including A. Outen and M. Lonergan. A major debate led to renaming the league to Charlotte Rugby League, stricter player transfers, and a rule requiring five clear days before matches. A motion to admit the Three Stars Club was discussed amid concerns over local support and future match viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesmon
Carpentale
Mr. Sherwood
J. Donnelly
J. Harrigan
A. Outen
M J Lonergan
M Watkins
W. Saunders
S. Williamson
Warrego
Felding
Mwe
W. Gewis
Warrecoers
Warreso
Rugbhy League
Charlorite Rugby League
Syemen
Andh Momimoti
Wyandre Golf Club elects officers and schedules ball
A Wyandre Golf Club meeting at Public Hall elected officers including president E K Moody secretary G W Moody and treasurer W Cooper with Theo Nastes named captain and C Nantes handicapper. A season opening ball was planned and a public hall venue hired. The club reported a sound financial position with last year’s greens and equipment costing £54 and a credit balance of £3 8 7. Mrs Mona Jones traveled to Brisbane, requested to visit her ailing father who is dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandre Golf Club
E EK Moody
G. W. Moody
W. &. Cooper
Theo. Nastes
C. Nantes
Mona Jones
Brisbane
Morven Works Toward Town Water Supply
Morven residents push to get town water connected. Mr John(e) posts as assistant and Sister Ashworth recently departed. W B Hogarth arrived back from Brisbane. A cricket match Sunday at Morven ground saw Morven beat Mungalals by 23 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomee
Posta
Ashworth
W. B. Hogarth
Brisbane
Morven Cricket Ground
Morven
Mungalals
Rams
Vie Texte West
Texta Ind
Tutterfield
N.S. W
Races planned at Quilpie with prize and social events
Arrangements are well in hand for the red and ard April races at Quilpie with a morning clay pigeon shoot and a £10 prize for the highest aggregate points in open events. Sister Hughes leaves to become Matron at Adavale hospital. Marriage plans, socials, and visits fill the week as locals and visitors arrive for the upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Th Loealt Hospital
Adavale
Roma
Lew McConnell
Bonouwr
Phelan
Ene Evans
Ube Lecal State School
Toowoomba
Esteam
Np Tid
Exondilia
Comcast
L. Borstal
Walton
Mire
Gibson
Doody Mhaodry
C. Helten
Town
Mott
Od Kyra
Mo Milan
Seath Comongin
Dof
Camaway Downs
Mies Campbell
Coroma
H. Richardson
Come
J. Dewver
Mobile Springs
W. Dwyer
Romain
W. Pesier
Bodallay
Saunders
Lochabie
Messrs. Drone
Chereville
C. Tully
Alaric
N. Cook
G. Walker
Cranston
Lewis, Gorman
South Comongin
Milroy
Beechal
J. Borthwick
Whymnot
L. Pegler
Nickavilla
B Craig
Cowley
A Willame
Dwrer
Vo Campbell
O'Driscoll
Canon Edwards
Roberta
Brian Rutledge
Moble
Oman
Confusing Football Club Motions At Meeting
During a club meeting the motion was seconded to change competition rules. An amendment sought to bar Three Stars from entering, but failed for lack of a seconder. A further proposal allowed Three Star Club to proceed, leaving match decisions to incoming officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taesuaets
W Lewin
Messrs. W. Herne Oor
Ime
Carpendala
Meeting of Adavals branch at Shire Hall on Saturday
The Adavals branch of the C.C Wa held their Gret mae ae Oence in the Shire Hall on Saturday afternoon. Present were Miss FP Wade president James Lrussington Saxter Wilson Hyrne Moora C Peres C Wade De W Power and ihdor Misses Gillet B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adavals
C.C Wa
Shire Hall
FP. Wade
James Lrussington
Saxter
Wilson
Hyrne
Moora
C. Peres
C. Wade
de W. Power
Ihdor
Misses Gillet
Visitors in town this week include several Wade family members
The notice lists visitors to the area during the week: Mr and Mrs Wade and Misses 5 and M Wade of Avonvilla, Mr and Mrs Gumby, and additional guests including Mr and Mrs J Wade and Misses 5 and M Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrey
Gumby
J. Wade
M. Wade
Avonvilla
Easter races at Augathella draw big fields and events
Thirty horses are paddocked for Easter races by the Convent and Trustees in Augathella, promising strong fields. A Mad Hattery Ball by the Ladies Committee is planned with a dance on the other race night at Clare. Contractors advance reticulation work, pipe laying, and a pumping plant contract has been secured by Toowoomba Foundry with irrigation inspectors overseeing Morven and Allandale projects. A bore is being drilled on Mr Ewane’s property, timber arrived, and large livestock movements pass through the region toward Brisbane markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mr. Andrews
Irrigation Department
Amd Aing
Toowoomba
Alao
Ewane
Allandale
Claren Hotel
Me McClymont
Blarkall
Phillort
Pastor
Plarfol
Charnerifie
W Fraskfin
Brisbane
Nive Downe
Torsday
Denerwan
Weertay Burendia
Atematc
Weve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital Suiang Plas
Angatheim
Works Department
Kemp and Hanlon
Department
Golden Casket
Hows
Os. Meawhkine
Oj. Rinwin
Cuphearie
Charterille Hire
Chartsrifis Bonse Committee
J. Carpendale
Me O
Mewes
Siereoch
David Lennox Daiziell
General Business
Judiciary Committee
Grassington
Chih
Accuthella
Tis
District News
Yandra
Quilpie
Q.cw
Langlg
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