14 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented Victorian era medical sketch explores child dental health and its links to overall development. It references Professor Gill and hospital settings, noting public interest in teeth care and infant nutrition alongside early clinical observations.
A scattershot report details a deadly cycling incident with numerous injured riders across towns and provinces. It recounts witnesses, authorities, and attempts to manage traffic as ambulances and police respond, noting the stark rise in cycling fatalities and the public safety implications.
Last night city council reviewed the flood control report showing the Ebec bridge and Warren Boroughs noted water gates operated. Crane area and downstream chambers remained quiet while spillway operations kept the river level at around 28 feet, indicating stable conditions.
The community churches announce next Sunday's worship and observances. Presbyterians invite meditation at Chenier, with ministers delivering sermons. women’s league plans activities and volunteers prepare shared meals.
A local religious gathering at St Sades dihedral features a WWiisterh choir serenade led by Hen. The event marks a ceremonial session with a preacher Myensoie speaking at the Partediy. Attendees are urged to attend the ceremony and test the Catheter Pith on sitarding.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a dispute over church and school roles in a town context. It mentions a commission, a Sunday service, a sermon or matins by Mr LT. Woyatlo, and a discussion on school terms and duties at a local station. Unclear details but signals a governance or parish inquiry.
Salvation Army Mie Milor Pothier and officers with the Territorial Committee and local corps hold council. The gathering runs Wednesday to next Wednesday in Sydney with talks on practical matters, festival planning, youth programs, and women’s activities. Major 8 Smithrit directs the local corps as leadership transitions begin.
A Girl Guide parley will be fed to the Goldsmith Street Church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The dedication will occur during a service featuring baptism and a Sacrament of Raptian. Mev. Reenard Deane will lead the service and deliver a sermon, with Rev H Core to speak on the expulsive power of a new affection at Cowper Street Hall Tuesday. A concert promises high quality acts with a list of performers including Miss Khu, Miss Jay Deane, and Mr. Oberg.
Aldermen approved an inspection of two streets in East Goulburn by the General Purposes Committee. MecKillop led the move with a plan to prevent private-property disruption and water-pipe damage while assessing duties and responsibilities.
A clipped book review recounts a voyage narrative about a raider commander and his exploits. It notes the author’s style, compares accounts with Lowell Thomas, and discusses historical framing, ship identities, and the portrayal of von Luckner amid broader wartime topics.
A community sale at Gein gendore on Friday April 21 features the DTeam DUE with Theattre and a peelal stuck pale. Officials describe the event as one of the best ever offered by the Dangercare District, highlighting strong bidding and quality livestock.
The Ladies Guilds at North Goulburn will host meetings this week beginning Thursday afternoon and a cottage meeting at redial Mrs Heaven at night Parkesbourne will hold a social evening Thursday night in their hall. The community anticipates a very happy hour. Preparations for the new parsonage opening ceremony on Saturday April 29 are progressing.
A new Boys Club has opened at the Baptist church with plans for a parallel girls group. The initial meeting, held Tuesday evening under Mira Shelton, invites all girls and boys over nine. YE Christian Endeavour meets Monday night with a consecration service and pledge for new members.
A community meeting at Crabhen Cullen Hall leads to forming a fire safety council and appointing captains and a secretary. Leaders include Cully Woodhine and A Laver, with a levy approved to fund defenses across the shire. Joli Hewitt suffers a broken right arm after a school incident on the day.
The Honti cultural club announces a chrysanthemum show opening Friday at Mugente Hall. Officials expect an excellent exhibition with entry entries closing the following Wednesday at a local seed store, with judging and displays by notable horticulturists.
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