Church Memoranda In Heamwary MO
Church of England notices list services for the Sunday after Epiphany at Hage am CHL Lon eet and VE Maem Toca with prayer, readings, and a 2.00 pan service. Rev. B A Haerin presides amid a small congregation.
06 Jan 1938
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
1
Church of England notices list services for the Sunday after Epiphany at Hage am CHL Lon eet and VE Maem Toca with prayer, readings, and a 2.00 pan service. Rev. B A Haerin presides amid a small congregation.
The Presbyterian Church reports minister Rev. FE N McKie on leave so no services will be held January 10 16. Salvation Army note Saturday meetings at 2 30 pm Young People's Meeting at 7 pm Salvation Army. Thursday activities include Women’s League gathering led by Captain A Heete.
Known as the Lace Queen of the World Mia Sarah Pinnagan died at Rutharat District Hospital after a long illness. She won the test price and diplopia for the world exhibition of hand made love and was patroness of the organization. Miss Fionagain held the jure tile wie Queen Mary and was born in Durham. She lived in Ratharet all her life.
Fragments describe folding old envelopes with corners trimmed to form tiny funnels. The improvised tools are said to be useful for pouring salt and spices, presenting a quaint domestic tip from a past era.
The Guyra Argus notes holidays passed quietly with fair weather and mild celebrations. Residents enjoyed New Year’s Eve and Day, with improved conditions reported compared to last year and well wishers sending greetings to friends and neighbors.
A reader letter discusses support for candidates in the upcoming election. The writer notes strong backing for certain figures and predicts the race will be hard to defeat. The editor is urged to consider reader sentiment and upcoming votes while acknowledging opposed viewpoints.
The Ardadia Theatre presents a program featuring Pigek Miedigerianta and Turhanan songs I’m Still Dreaming and Get’s Pat Beme. Kephoneygn TM Hdmand Lowe and Madge Evana star with Wooram Tte tists on Pool Lake Felts Galden, plus Oh Dortor and Hollywood Extra in shorts.
Local report details a new Ai tiedern oven for Mr W J Little aiming to improve bread quality and variety at The Great Northern Bakery. The project prompts praise for Mr Little's progress and enterprise and is expected to win public approval and attract regular customers.
Delegates from across the Bal sigh Fleetormie attended the county party electorate conference at Betlingen and passed a motion favoring the Loyre Derriga Railway for a coast to tableland communication route. The motion was moved by a local figure and approved by the council mayor and during debate.
Sydney prepares a grand display to mark Australia’s 150th anniversary with a national pageant and a Move to Nationhood. Events will include a replica Hupply voyage, street decorations across five and a half miles of roads, illuminated Forefront waterfronts, and a Venetian style fireworks show over Darling Harbour. The program features 1200 band musicians, a Pageant of Nations in Sydney Town Hall, and broad participation by veterans and Indigenous groups.
Katherine Darwin resident Hob Carter claims to be the largest baker in a tiny Awmaialin bakery. He weighs 24 stone and bakes under tough conditions with his modest Bread sign outside. His bread is famed in the Northern Territory as drovers and stockmen seek his loaves despite limited space and visibility.
A garbled personal notices column lists names about Mrs Cameron, Mr Fairweather, Mr Bennett, and Raymond area residents. It mentions a holiday with Mrs Wilke’s relatives, connections to the Over Wan Telephonie Service, and various kinfolk including Miss Mitebell, Mr To, and Mrs Fiddulph. It also notes local farm activity, a young Marty Osgat, and mentions August and local events.
For sale items include CVT top hats and related automotive components. Listing mentions tires, running order notes, and generic vehicle parts. Burgess Motor Electrical & General Engineer in Guyra is the contact point.
A government order to print election materials is expected to begin in weeks with work continuing into April. Premier Steven predicts a May vote, with possible regional impact if labor opposition intensifies and appeals arise.
The article clarifies proper form for Germany’s top tennis player Gottfried Cromm. It warns against using the title Baron or omitting von. The correct full name is Gottfried Cromm with the prefix von when appropriate, and avoid the mistaken Baron title.
Friendship a Mysore Park Golf Club member in Sydney hit a powerful drive of 334 yards with a long iron approach to the green. His 250 yard carry to the hill near the flag led to a strong performance on Monday in the club competition.
The readable lines show a sports score note with a cryptic header and partial results for a meet. Gents and Ladies divisions mention 7/6 and 3/6, suggesting weight classes or match outcomes, with unclear event details and participant names.
A red held ball is impounded at the pound under Hon. White Kay and Wf. It will be geld released by January 27, 1998, at the Bald Blau pound after meeting required conditions.
Tenders invited for alterations and additions to store premises at Ben Lomond. Part inquiry may be obtained from The Executors Estate Late J. Little Hen Lomont. Tenders close January 4, 198.
The document outlines a proposed special loan for the General Fund with terms including interest rate limits and repayment obligations. It references authorities and vendors, listing parties such as Cosford and Cotter, and mentions timelines and conditions affecting the loan's approval and application.
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