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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text lists JM Hina and Lord atchinmestindrom with Adela of Mr of Charte, creating unclear attribution. The passage presents scattered names and titles without verifiable context or complete entities.
A public meeting will be held at the Town Hall in Chareville on Saturday October 8 to discuss and promote the support Queensland has given to the Lithrow-Darwin roads project. Roy L. Waterford, General Secretary, urges public attendance.
Fragments mention McKellan Campbell and L Gordon Teusilane at 99 Eastward Street with a price of 2/6. Readers see an unsigned notice or advertisement style, lacking coherent context or complete details.
A fragmentary verse laments a missing relative James Very Richard Twist who saw Alfred by a horse on a mistyped October date. The speaker vows no more welcome footsteps and recalls past days, promising to remember until they cease.
Mr BE Sands and family express sincere thanks to Br Ghanney and the Charieville Hospital staff and all who sent sympathy and messages after a recent bereavement. They ask acceptance of their heartfelt appreciation.
A fragmented plea expresses sympathy for a bereavement and asks for a personal gesture or acknowledgment, mentioning a Cab Mavent and Dr. Shansey in a garbled, informal tone. The text shows confusion and a request for a personal act of support amid loss.
A note from Quilpie expresses gratitude to many relatives and members of the community for support and sympathy during a recent bereavement. The message thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and Rivets.
Mire W. Kain and family of Watmon Street extend heartfelt thanks to Br. Ot Be- Gregor Mr. J. Dignan Mr. J Kain and the Charterite and St George Retureed Bobdierd iensue for their sympathy and assistance during their sad loss.
A jumble of church service times and religious notices across several parishes including St James Presbyterian and All Saints Church of England. Entries list Holy Communion, Sunday School and vespers, with additional benediction times scattered. Also includes rental and sale adverts for local properties, guest house vacancies, and miscellaneous classified notices from the Times.
A monthly meeting on croquet reform is scheduled next Thursday afternoon to discuss a new LB law. The event will address governance and enforcement aspects. Local organizers encourage attendance by members and supporters.
A garbled local notice indicates a public meeting to discuss a vacant seat at the town hall rotunda. The session is planned to begin at 5 pm with emphasis on local seating and municipal authority.
Three community members known for recent bowls are to attend a Charleville bowls match run by the local club. The day features scoring rules of three points per win and one point for a draw, with the lineup including Braden Arthur Willems Ket, Lee Neves, and Fitzgerald Jones. Charleville seeks a victory to stay top of the league as earlier results show a total of 12 points from two wins and a draw.
Attendees at a memorial for Ber Senda mourned deeply as notes of bereavement were shared. The group also discussed removal and improvements to the municipal picture theatre and the possibility of extending its lease for a further period.
The Turf Daggers race at Meath is postponed with events moved to Saturday October 8. Local riders will be admitted with 3pence entry and a formal presentation planned in the Town Hall. proceeds go to the Diggers' Green funds.
Westquarter social club hosted a welcome home for Mrs Le Johnston after a long health recovery. Decorations in tine and gold, a Deuntifel cake, and midtime music set a festive tone as guests praised her return. Mrs Meindoe and Mrs Slater Doyle presented gifts, with remarks noting her strong recovery and best wishes for the future.
Mandolph Bedford writes to 3M about a government relief scheme for wartime work extending across the state. He suggests potential fulltime employment for 100 men at Whuther, urging broader adoption and noting referees and inquiries to be considered under prior orders.
Readings focus on Abraham and Lot as examples of faith and strife at Searton Base church service. The sermon contrasts hospitality, obedience, and divine will with human vexity, noting Lot’s failures and Abraham’s reliance on God amid conflict and scarcity.
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