St Andrew's Lunch March at Hay om Bronson Methodist
A church notices a lunch at St Andrew's on a Thursday in Bronson. events list activities for children and adults with a 5 pm start. The notice mentions a parish event and meal time.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
2
A church notices a lunch at St Andrew's on a Thursday in Bronson. events list activities for children and adults with a 5 pm start. The notice mentions a parish event and meal time.
A damaged OCR fragment from a western region piece mentions a plane and a state agency. The readable bits reference a plane component and law or plan, but no clear events, people, places, dates, or outcomes emerge.
In a circuit court session Judge RJ Fiolstas handled a divorce petition and related matters. The proceedings centered on a likely contested divorce while other petitions and motions were noted but not fully resolved. The jurisdiction appears to be in a local town court setting with limited detailing of parties.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to an industrial court matter with names like Agilent and Walustelat-Slusistrate. The readable portion hints at a guilty finding and judicial queue, but details are unclear. The article appears to concern a hearing or verdict in an industrial court case.
The fragmented text mentions Wood, AAR, Hie, Venn, Hoven, Me Itews, and UE ANU Mapartesian with no coherent event or context, leaving unclear identities, places, or actions and no verifiable details.
A grand tennis evening will be held at Quantpy Hall on Saturday 23 June. Proceeds go to awards for players with beanie and tennis champs. Music, supper, and a local concert will accompany the event hosted by Mrs Gem Healey and supported by Thoshykerian Church and Harmomy Group.
A string of visitors including Jim Wonor Judge Dougas and MP J Douglas called at the Post the Hole during the week. Clergy, consular and civic figures, plus Miss Dolly Mregenta and Mrs Handing Hunt, were in town. A pastoral lease sale opens July 18 1934 at Cloncurry near Mt Isa with 30 square miles at 50 per acre rent, ten year term, fur Examples. Applications close with Land Agents Cloncurry.
Social and personal items recap a week in Rinene and surrounding towns. Activities include church events led by Bowdiaik Ladies Guild, a Puetheomiog ball scheduled for August, and plans to set new record attendances. Local gatherings feature Gott Cub and Wile Cin groups with Harry Bulley in charge of arrangements for a large outing.
Report from the Winton Diggers event describes diesel powered racing and associated community activities. Mentions participants and local figures including two named individuals and a secretary figure, with references to clubs and presidency context.
A terse report notes a case involving alleged trespass and unlawful fence cutting during a duck shooting period. Authorities identify the act as a violation of property and hunting regulations and state that the implicated party faces formal prosecution under regional wildlife laws.
Officials warn that tree passage, fishing or shooting on Lake Nash Run will be prosecuted without proper permits. Ten porting drovers must provide prior notice before entering the rem. area under deputy manager at Nash Station.
Local notice outlines required procedures for entering Lanark Creek area. Respondents must present the Homestead permit and provide personal information when requested. Officials warn that failure to comply may result in denial of access and possible penalties.
In a rugged display the Cloncurry Diggers dominated the event with swift sprints and steady endurance. The meet featured strong performances from local riders and crews, highlighting emerging talent and teamwork.
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