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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented vote on prison reforms and a related measure on producer nominees shows tension between reformers and producers. The Post reports a split outcome with several hundred ballots recorded, signaling a struggle over control and policy direction in the region.
Fragmentary report mentions a district court action with summons served and testimony about service. The piece also drifting into weather observations with references to places such as Lithgow and Orange and vague commentary on local figures and events, all in a struggling, garbled OCR style.
Sunday service details from Istur Louisiana list worship times and children's program offerings. Includes mentions of mission prayer and youth activities alongside typical congregational schedule.
Local league action in Mesias features Sidae's Fthoal and Sybiyet dominating play. Divine Worship and Dante at a in show strong performances. Yount at WWD proves influential, while Aa Crowther appears in key moments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions church context and names. Readable elements include references to a Methodist church service in June and possible officer or attendee names, but content is garbled and unclear. The readable items suggest a church-related note or schedule without coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles within the Salvation Army, mentioning officers and ranks such as lieutenant and corporal. Reads like a roster or directory with multiple obscured entries and stray characters, lacking clear context or full sentences.
Fragmented OCR text shows a church notice for West Goulburn Christ Church with dates and names garbled. The legible elements mention a June event and multiple personal names and places, but specifics are unclear due to damage. This item reads as a damaged church notice with uncertain schedule details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saviours Cathedral concert featuring organ music and vocalists. Mentioned are Trinity, Moly Conivinutiony TAS events, a recital by Loward Usaliar, and performers Hy Evenson, Sonkla Gouthe, and Mra Lambert with violin and soprano parts.
Fragmentary notice indicates Nicholas Church plans Sunday Evening Services after Trinity with unclear dates and references to July and 7, led by rector Clive, with a statement about lack of Mol y Communion celebration and no co ncelebration.
A fragmentary notice records a marriage at a church with Rev. Pye Euson, vicar. The garbled text hints at Divine service and a Nottingham area parish, but details are unclear.
Forecast indicates unsettled conditions with rain and squalls in southern districts extending northward along slopes and tablelands. Highlands experience strong to gale force winds. Northerly to westerly winds become brisk, reaching high intensity in southern and coastal areas.
The Goulburn A P and H Society notes three days of show events despite weather, reporting ongoing losses but a year that still produced a profit through internal management. The article praises the retiring committee for steering through unprecedented financial strains and a damaging clash with other events, while highlighting calls to improve finances for future shows.
A diphtheria case is reported at Goulburn Hospital with patient admitted for treatment. Medical staff isolate the ward and monitor close contacts as authorities investigate exposure and source.
The ceremony at Clareh ob Eagland united Miss Bush, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Bush of Dalton and Mrs. Russell of Little Ma, with Mr. James Nonkea, son of Mrs. Jaemes Nonkea of Mayfield Beven. The bride wore ivory satin with sequins and orange blossom, carried pink and white roses, and was attended by Miss Soultiewell. After the ceremony the couple left for their new home as guests praised the happy union.
A garbled report from the Goulburn District Hospital describes a meeting led by figures including Bishop Coulburn and Dr St John. The document references hospital reforms, staff roles, and potential shifts in patient management, with dates and names obscured in the OCR.
In a women's field hockey carnival near Goulburn New England, Goulburn fought hard, led by Tamett and Keefe in goal, and defeated the visitors with strong forward pressure and quick transitions. New England fought back with hard defense and late attacks, but Goulburn held on to secure the victory as the clock wound down.
City Council meeting discusses reopening relief works under a rotary system. Owen and others push to prioritize the most needy while opponents demand centralized control and clearer distribution as officials outline past delays and wage arrangements.
A fragmentary notes a British cast led by Nora Swinburne and Adm Tol performing in These Charming People. It hints at a modern entertainment program with Cyril Mundo and various actors, describing a lively stage sequence and audience reaction. The piece preserves names and roles but is garbled and incomplete.
Obituary notes the passing of a long respected resident Mrs. Sern Mars Sully of Devens. Survived by two children and other relatives, she was regarded as a paternal figure by neighbors and fellow townsfolk. The notice honors her steadfast presence and community ties.
A brief notice lists Mrs and MDu John Dully along with Dri N Dutt and daughters Miiery Athen. The fragment confirms family identifiers and relationships without additional context.
A rough market rundown lists multiple commodities with scrambled labels and partial figures. It mentions prices for beans, corn, onions, lettuce, celery, turnips, eggs, and sundries, but the OCR is garbled, producing inconsistent units and sums.
A garoon project on Grove Street prompts City Council debate over erasing runnels and piping 706 feet of 18 inch pipes. Officials discuss funding, timing, and council authority while consulting engineers and local residents on draining the area and applying terms of road and property work.
A Masonic Ball at the Sole Hall last night featured elaborate regalia and formal attire worn by members and guests. The social highlight drew many from local lodges with ornate decorations, lanterns, and a parade of gowns and uniforms filling the hall.
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