11 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
1
The Guyra Argus dated Thursday October 12 1934 presents brief local notices and community notes from Guyra and surrounding district. It lists small town happenings, meetings, and public notices typical of a rural Australian weekly newspaper.
A review of the Y A L Entertain ment Company program at Arcadia Theatre notes varied selections, vocal and instrumental pieces, and strong individual performances. It praises 46 performers, their training, and the ensemble's potential, with Mr Bacon thanking the audience for support.
A garbled OCR note references a wrestling or entertainment event on Monday with a plan for double tickets and a notable title. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a promotional push around a film or event themed night.
A traveling motor show visits the Sye ney Stew area with a lineup including Standard Chevrolet models, Vauxhall sixes, Oldsmobile sixes, Buick sedans, a Medford truck, and a Hedford Wellside utility. Demonstrations offered, letting buyers inspect and test vehicles at their local routes.
A garbled review describes Arcadia Theatre presenting Queen Hristinga with sketches and songs by Shawnnuietsips smal enterproen and Bry aks. It mentions Gracie Fields and a large crowd, noting a parade cancellation affected by copay quires and an audience anticipation for a rescheduled show.
Report covers A M E B music examination plans and charity ticket sales for a dance night. Notes the Wood Culfies event, donations accepted before Saturday, and a future center project by a local organization. Describes a successful district party with bands and refreshments, praising organizers and performers.
Friday night October 1934 event in aid of Goyra District Grass Hand features band and orchestral music novelty dances supper admission two pence. Clarke secretary Stapleton. In loving memory of dear sister Katie departed October 1913. We treasure memory sweet and dear. Inserted by brothers Will Michael and sister.
A local theatre presents a melodramatic romance with interspersed comedy and tragedy. Cast includes Randolph Seat Lettrice Senh ry and Kent Taylor in key roles. The production promises tense mountings and dramatic scenes as audiences await the closing act and the crowd favorite performer Alvin.
The text lists numerous Australian ministers including External Affairs, Defence, Health, Trade, and Commerce with mentions of the Attorney-General and Treasurer. It notes a Royal visit ending and the swearing-in of the new cabinet at Government House Canberra followed by a cabinet meeting tomorrow.
Pwo competitions were held last week with a par competition on Saturday and a stroke handicap on Sunday. Results list players and margins with many downs noted. An open stroke handicap was planned for Friday afternoon but postponed due to the death of Mr. H. S. Markensie as a mark of respect.
Vics Eail Mclean posted the best score in the first round of Mrs Fish net eclectic play, card 93-24, reducing her handicap by three strokes. SAGU medal results follow with Hiddolph 9-24, 71 and others. Final round next week will determine two best cards from three.
The race organizers now expect 27 aviators to compete in the Centenary Air Race. Transatlantic entrants are not likely to exceed five, according to officials.
The Imperial cricket team has named players for Saturday against Waratah at the ground. Enson Tibbits Cox Hil Kean Crossman Crossman White Phelan Hamblin Jhunhh Jevea Taylor Niison Leech are listed with listed match numbers on their jerseys.
The Commonwealth Gazette of Monday authorises a four florin design to mark the Victorian Centenary. The Centenary florin issue is limited to coins with total face value of seven thousand five hundred pounds.
A city council meeting condemned the NSW Hospital Association Conference for urging the government to start a million pounds lottery. The resolution criticizes the proposal as impractical and inappropriate for public funds.
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