Preaching Allamat and Sermon Notes Highlight June Meeting
A lengthy report from the Cathedral Church service on June 12 recounts a preachings by a bishop figure criticizing worldly folly and urging moral restraint. The piece includes remarks on practical piety, penitence, and warnings to youth, with references to local clergy and parish activities. A lingering section lists organizational names and committees involved in a Boys' Club luncheon and upcoming presidential addresses.
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Allamat
Baer
Ft . Practi
Jowie
Helman
Geelong Manufacturers Seek Expanded Chamber Section
A Geelong Chamber of Commerce meeting approved amending rules to create a single Manufacturers Section, replacing a seven member cap with an unlinked, larger sectional committee. Debate focused on whether the new body should be independent or part of the Chamber, with wording changes to enable future growth and automatic membership for manufacturing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Ae
Geelong Chamber of Commerce
Gobl
A. Wolakel
E. Rechervater
Ole
Lie i Haniher
Wobie
de Corre
Charber
Sven
York
Winnfueineers
Wolsket
Mr. Cott
Webbel
Amrocebbes
Wilby
Genered
A. M.rolling
rmanufactur+ ems
Jim Chawber
Wolakel
Mesera
H. Bochervalss
Chamber
Council
Hospital Donations and Supplies Report
A frail, error riddled list shows hospital donations for the week including jars of jam, bundles of old linen, books, magazines, and medical supplies. Donors include private supporters and auxiliary groups such as Bennockbarn Auxiliary and Prethwater Creek Biate School, with items received for Infectious Wards and general patient care.
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Moepitel
B. Humble
Mra
G. Wale
Warath
Hospital Auritary
Ken
Miss Cosgrove
Sprit Cullen
Cub Rr
Tamper
Velmont
Ford
Hannam
Alice Danger
Tso Aridvemaids
Bennockbarn Auxiliary
Prethwater Creek Biate Schorl
Pocieta John
Cotmshiir
Ima
Tim Rengora Fond
Malord
Liam
Joy Boney
Melbourne Beauty Protests Against Theatres Showgirls
June 13 Melbourne reports on the Victorian Women's United Movement objecting to beauty pageants and pictures in theaters. Speakers including Mrs Beresford Jones and others argue such displays corrupt youth and moral standards, calling for protection of girls and community to oppose the exhibitions. The minister notes public protest persisted and legal action could follow if needed.
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Melbourne
Prendergast
Mermriasdti
Someelda
Ube
Bmwchee
Are
Beresford Jones
Vounten
Cheaian Tembervathe Citen
Alsa
Ole
Geelong
Berg
Aithes
O. ¢Avige
Aletein
Ainel Thiahelit
Yale
Bret Leen
Publiy
Hethers
L'Nleas
Jane
Pletare Theatres
Installation at Highton and Friendly Societies' aid history
Fragmentary report covers a Victorian era overview of Friendly Societies from 1378 to 1925, noting total funds and relief given in Victoria and the Commonwealth. It highlights Francis’s review of national insurance schemes, the potential for federal support, and international comparisons with Great Britain.
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Vrain
Lory
Grier Wits
Victoria
Pacietias
Paul
Commonwealth
Francis
Great Britain
Flo
Fronde Seciete
Hitralia
Messrs Nest
U.so
F. Watson
Ana
Tal Seere
Jones
Missing £25,000 Promises Remain Unfulfilled At Geelong Harbor
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Geelong Mr J Blaketon pressed the issue of a government promise to fund harbor improvements. The Harbor Trust officials and Mr Purnell urged action to compel the present government to fulfill the allocation of £25,000. The meeting, chaired by Mr F B Cobb, called for decisive steps to ensure the promised funds were paid and projects proceeded.
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Panera
Chamber of Commerce
J. Blakleton
Yorir Geo
Cobbs
eCvite
Garlong
Iivesett Elme
Chatenay
Harbor Trust
Wien
Trivat
R. Cobb
Bren
Te Fepol
Geelong
Ben Nehl
Cbelie Milneds
Ceelona
Murler
Fertury
Aan
Noel Ga
Burnet
Mr. Purne
Plaseeran
Wolskel
Gerletc
Boulertee
Cwirg
Mtr
Bladelaton Orglie
Cory Prentiss
Bey
Presley
Queensland's New Governor Enthusiastic Welcome
An energetic reception greeted Queensland's new governor as crowds lined the streets toward Government House. Officials and citizens delivered addresses of welcome while the procession moved through central avenues to Parliament.
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Joie
Queensland
Don Gewleim
Mycardink
Wilcome
Spein
Meleone Cherype
Government House
Mrs Moss named Australian delegate to League of Nations assembly
The Prime Minister announced Mrs Moss will represent Australia at the Geneva League of Nations Assembly following her nomination by the Federal Council of the National Campaign of Women. Mrs Moss tours the Continent and brings broad knowledge of Australian affairs. She has connections with eighteen women’s organizations and has been active in wartime charities. Also noted is the East Geelong Progress Association meeting regret over treasurer Mr 4 HO Michael) leaving for Caulfield Military Hospital for an operation. In Australia, Mr Richard Williams, aged 29, died at Cloroke private hospital after a Produce business career in Herma Ail and later a retiree living with a married daughter. Burial services were held at Garnhe with Methodist minister Rev Fischer officiating. he leaves two sons and a daughter and several grandchildren.
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Federal Council
Camne
Woomorn
Australia
League of Nations
Geneva
Moss
Moss Dias
Cate
Eiteen
East Geelong Progr Association
HO Michael
Caulfield
Pital
Richard Williams
Cloroke
Wales
Herma Ail
Pate Garnhe
Palerrs Ming — Prance
Barwon Ward Progress Association Meeting Notes Traffic and Street Plans
Barwon Ward Progress Association discussed street lighting requests on Ormond and Lingwood streets, traffic issues at Rare and Swann intersections, and funding for early roadway works. The meeting covered resident petitions, council actions, and committee proposals including a letter to the Crimean Bund and a revised tram sector plan.
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Barwon
East Meee
T. K. Malthy
Daweon Bireet
Ormond Nowd
Ogisken
Leopola J Pregren Association
Brenebel
Grelene Gay
Leen
Yehote
Gew
Lingweon Street
Dawson Byeel
Chetefora
Lee
Tow Manning Astin
Deni Wooty
Bhembinel
Pati
Chattier Bron
Huvlie
Khot Mormalee
Uae
Aeheine Vieneral
Pilligan
Public Works
Wompaalion Agi Ve Electric Shajybly Co
Diechol
Tahiti
Mattia
Bluater
Thorson
Ualey
Outbursts Against Britain Mark Soviet Funeral
Loxdon June 12 violent anti British protests and strict military precautions dominated the funeral of M. Voikoll the murdered Soviet Ambassador to Pulaed. Patrols cleared areas, wreaths were placed, and officials vowed vigilance as unrest spread through the city amid a tense public mood.
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Loxdon
Pesches
M. Voikoll
Pulaed
Ateam
Daily Express
Smnea M. Daerjinsky
Atrents
Mitwkof
Counrboat People’s Commiissars
Courec
Goa
Trans
Bretagne
Espionage Allegations Stir Western Powers over Trade
A garbled report alleges espionage involving a Basstine-linked spy ring and a prominent diplomat. It claims a state department issue and a parliamentary inquiry, with mentions of Dai Vitale and Teletra, but the text is unclear and reads as a distorted historical clipping.
Germany Disgusted Lumpia and Diplomatic Strife
A garbled report hints at European tensions involving Germany and a tense diplomatic scene. The text references diplomacy, friendship, and possible confrontations amid shifting alliances, with mentions of unnamed leaders and nations in a fractured account.
Marconi Re Marries Bride Gains Wireless Set
The ceremony in Rome united Signor Marconi and his bride. The Vatican granted a papal dispensation for the marriage, reflecting Marconi's prominent Italian connections. The wedding followed a Catholic rite with the couple later to appear at a private reception.
Hold-Up Disrupts Eastern Rum of Dry Stabe Scene
Reported incident this morning at Batuyaay causing a disruption in the pit area. John McLeish, manager of the Sime, returned to duties after a prior injury from a bottle blow at Bleunda meeting. a nasty wound was inflicted.
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John McLeish
Sime
McLeish
Bleunda
The Royal Tour Report From Homs and Lexan Dreria
Fragmented OCR notes describe a royal tour with references to Homs Renown and Lexan Dreria. Mentions a son, an overbend event, a strong breeze, and Duke of York figures plus Omar involved in a slip during divisions. Indicates a strained yet cordial reception with strained comlyct modals and pix men.
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Homs
Lexandria
Radic
Una
Brerre
Duke of York
Omar
Divisona
Sentenced to death in Sydney court
Codie Ryan was convicted in the Central Criminal Court and sentenced to death as Elisabeth Weep was tried.
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Sydney
Codie Ryan
Ths Central Criminal Court
Elisabeth
Trouble in the Balkans in Geneva and break with Albania
June Vy, a draft representative to the League of Nations, submitted a protest over Albania Yugoslavia relations. Albania severed diplomatic ties after arrest of an interpreter linked to espionage and a detained Albanian claim of forged documents. Belgrade urged settlement.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Albana
Yugo-Slovia
Juriskoriich
Ot ‘Trang
Jursskhorich
Dorumenta
Albania
Belgrade
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