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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1935
Page
3
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Mor sham is noted in a brief entry referencing stock agents from Lamy Finance Am General Commerce Agents. The fragment mentions a possibly corporate listing or transaction involving agents and a person or entity named Mor sham.
The Brimpaen district held a July monthly event for church funds with a pleasant evening program. Hardy, Roy McClure, Mabel Rogers, and Avene McClure performed vocal and piano pieces. Weather for the event was mild with light rain reported and overall good conditions for the gathering.
Aina's annual social at the Mitre Hall featured the fourth in a series of card parties with 12 tables. Women and men hosted secret tables, a dance followed with music by Mrs Burris and others, and supper was provided by district womenfolk.
NORADJUHA notes a wet season with rainfall easing drought worries as July and August totals rise. The spell of cold weather improves water holes, while the year-to-date rainfall runs slightly above last year. A community entertainment by "The Gloviacioners" delighted a packed hall with music and dance.
News of the sudden death of Mr Hobs Elliots of Wester Apsteala and formerly of Brimpaen was received with deep regret by many friends here. The obituary notes his local connections and the sense of loss felt in the community.
A lively night of entertainment featured a stage with brick curtains and silver glare. Under Mr C Nitwicke, Mime Ruby Penny and a full company performed a varied program including "Roll along Kentucky Moon" and "Beware of Ghost" with songs, sketches, and ballet. The event raised over £10 for the club.
A social evening celebrated Natimuk’s 82nd birthday with a cake and candles. Mr. Thomas Jones received good wishes and gifts. born at Avoca and settled in the Clearake district, he has 8 children 45 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Miss Mavis Gust led the greetings.
A heavy rain caused widespread road damage and flooding in the Shire, prompting renewed action by the Withiners Shire Coates to repair holes and assess past failures. The fruit industry shows activity and hopes for future growth, while plans and plots discussed earlier drift toward uncertain outcomes amid ongoing weather impact.
A Laharin Football Club venture at East Wonwinh hall sees Rennwa Cafe change hands via lease to Mr Reuben Mason and Messie Wo Grabech Pty. Ltd. Ltd. Reports show favourable year results with receipts £80 14 11 and credit £11 74. New officers elected include President Roy King and Mrs H W Hewitt as secretary treasurer. Committee retained with one new member Miss Mo Grealy. Mention of maternity ward consideration at Warsecknabeal District Hospital and hospital subscribers meeting with strong attendance.
Reported storm conditions and heavy rain disrupted rural tasks with hail and floods. The text notes rainfall levels, wind, and impacts on crops, plus mentions stock feeding and usual acreage work, with financial totals and forthcoming seasonal expectations referenced in a fragmented but dated rural summary.
Hoon ts Correspondent Stainey reports a tragic golf outing ending in the death of a participant near West Wyalitg. Frederick Wacker and others were injured in a river incident as the event concluded with a chaotic scene.
Tuesday broadcasts list multiple school programs and news services with times and station names. Wednesday schedule continues with student hosts, river reporting, and additional program notes across several outlets and locations.
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