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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1938
Page
8
A fragmented report describes plans for hospital expansion at Chastewilly with new wings and nurses quarters. It notes funds and contracts, resignations, staff on leave, maternity admissions, patient counts, and a request for improved ward space and amenities across the Charleville area.
The article praises Mrs E A Sterne as re-elected State Treasurer amid political tension. It notes her leadership with Mrs Sheriet by her side and describes the statewide reactions, work, and future presidency plans.
A list of donors and contributions for an entertainment occasion is recorded. Names include Joan Paynter, Lame win Shays, W H Corbett, A C Dorion, J Stypboumen, and many others. Amounts noted per item and total donations are recorded with instruction to pay to the Tow Clerk. June dates and local names appear in the fragmented text.
Weather halted play as Wanderers posted 136 in a rain affected match. Key scores include Gardiner 17, Warrvat kelompok, and Balm’s team total 16. Notable bowling saw Hickey claim multiple wickets, with terse commentary on field conditions and pauses.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a foray or expedition and a planned timing in a month. It references individuals and places in a garbled form, with no clear actions or outcomes. The readable parts suggest a tentative event date and participants, but details are too damaged to identify specifics or results.
The article reports Mrs E Farmer being elected president of the OCWA after an 11 year tenure in other roles. It highlights council member views praising her long service, leadership strengths, and the support she has from fellow members and associates as the association prepares for continued work.
The article describes recognitions given to Mrs Myine Sie vereral for her role and service. It details presentations by leaders including MR Mire and mentions the L FWA state conference belt of Charleville. Notable figures include Myler, Myton, and the convenor, with discussion of token gifts, speeches, and plans for future branches and support for Mrs Myline and her papers.
A historical OCR fragment reports an euchre tournament with the Oddfellows team prevailing. Names such as Svein, Sameer, and Maria appear among participants, alongside scattered places and unclear dates. The text is corrupted but indicates a round of games and a winning side.
A fragmented report covers digger racing events, weights, and participants at Howrareag Park. It lists competitors, times, and entries for a busy day of events including Armistice activities and a 4H show with various names and scores.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting slate and planning actions. Names and exact items are unclear but indicate organizational context and scheduling. No clear outcomes or participants are definitively identified in the readable text.
fragmented district notes report a cricket match postponement amid mixed results. named locals Mr WF Thate and Mr TH Bayer officiate events. households around Lange and Lange OTE area receive notices and electrical urban updates for fall projects.
A fragmented report outlines a busy push week with notes on residents, school ties, and community activities. It mentions Miss A Mond returning to Charville, a Botet Tag on enest of wolattoes, and Tom’s involvement in forestry matters. The piece references St Joseph’s College Nudape and local postings at Charleville offices.
The fragment lists names and activities from a crowded gathering with mentions of Mr Carey arriving, preparations for a Monday departure, and scattered references to livestock, trucks, and a maritime or transport scene. The text is garbled, with many misspellings and obscure items, making concrete facts difficult to parse.
An extensive OCR fragment details a jumble of names places and actions with scattered references to weeks days and events. The text is largely indecipherable, but hints at a street scene involving people, some potential arrests, weather mentions, and scattered identifiers. The overall meaning remains obscured by garbled OCR.
A garbled Times fragment mentions activists and repression, with incomplete names and unclear details. The readable bits indicate concern over suppression and possible civic rights issues, but concrete facts are absent in the OCR fragment.
The text records a wavering discussion led by Mr Espie about inviting public views on a proposed expansion of public funds and estate control. It notes factions urging explication and petitions, with references to observers, authorities, and potential costs. The piece highlights concerns over underpayment, premiums, and future financial arrangements in a contested policy space.
The fragmentary narrative records a ceremonial proceeding in a town hall setting. Names such as Whelan, H Crews, and Father Mecormace appear among participants. It notes awards and entertainments including stalls and a concert, with references to a Reverend and other local figures.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Morven scene with names and places blurred. Mentions of Morven, a village, and possible dates or people surface amid garbled text, suggesting a local event or notice with uncertain details and several proper nouns.
A Cambridge World wide peace movement forum addresses by Associated Country Women of the World members discussed cooperation with London headquarters and efforts to unite women across nations. The address highlighted goals for world peace and the role of women in fostering international friendship and action through the AE WW network.
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