23 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Clunes Guardian And Gazette
Location
Clunes, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention NevetT & NivetT and luster goods at Soliton Laydinnl Street Padlalat. Other garbled phrases refer to a tribunal or trust context and a poem title. Readable names include Clute Vatel and Mies, but many terms are unclear.
A brief from Clunes and surrounding areas reports a death at Mildura Hospital on the 8th of July for Mollie Helen Wood of Yat Poult. The item mentions town officials, recruiting discussions, a Young Men Sunday event, and a hospital committee meeting. it notes forthcoming notices in Tuesday’s issue and gunews on local charity and war-themed topics in Windner Magazine.
In gloomy conditions the Library hosts a chess event where Mie Adame wins the top prize. Vice president Mee Library Cowspittecy hands the trophy to the winner as plans are announced for a next event on July 4.
The death occurred at Mik Lara Topgital on Tuesday of Mrs Wool wife of Mr Weel of Wotpood aged 25. Daughter of Mr and Mrs TL Lee of Siesto Road Clones she was well regarded in the area. The funeral arrangements were announced with details of mourners led by her family. Mrs Wool was active in the local temperance movement church and Sunday School all for many years. Her loss is deeply mourned by her husband children and community.
Mr Harry Giulian's Musical Costume Comedy Company performs at Tooal Town Hall on Tuesday June 28 featuring The Dandies Firetes The Pierrote and The Serenadera. The program mixes amusing songs sketches and versatile talent with Dorothy Manning Winifred Wynne Shielay Cooke Maisie Powner Mack Phillipa George Horton and Harry Giuliani in the cast.
Borough council discusses renewing a cenrtral contact for a night school and water services. It considers lighting upgrades at the town hall, road repairs in West Street, and a Brunswick council cost matter while urging inspections and posting notices.
A Monday night meeting at the Assembly Hall reviewed the Empire Day celebrations finances. Treasurer Buckley reported receipts of £22 1s 0d, with £4 0s 0d credit from the prior year and £14 6d spent, leaving a £4 10s credit. The plan to retain £5 for losses was rejected in favor of transferring the balance to the Returned Soldiers' Fund or the Red Cross, with unanimous support for aiding the Red Cross Society. The assembly praised the committee and noted a successful essay competition and concert profits of £13. The Mayor and others expressed satisfaction and hope for future celebrations.
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