Rorsham Clmes Published Exvey Titmeday Event
A fragment from The Rorsham Clmes Published Exvey notes a Titmeday end Friday event. The item mentions Tuesday April 15 1080 in a blurred, garbled line.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1939
Page
2
A fragment from The Rorsham Clmes Published Exvey notes a Titmeday end Friday event. The item mentions Tuesday April 15 1080 in a blurred, garbled line.
The fragmentary text mentions LPS and a peace theme with unnamed figures and a Ming phase. Names and clear events are unclear. the readable bits suggest a local note about a group or school project and a potential ceremony or phase in an ongoing plan.
Fragmentary obituary items list several individuals including Me di net, Taner, Rania, Olen, Laieta, and Hagen with brief mentions of age and relations. The legible parts indicate a standard notice page layout with multiple deceased and memorial references, but many names are obscured. The readable strands suggest a traditional notices section low in completeness.
A fragmented obituary item mentions individuals and organizations in a garbled reference. Readable names appear as Alben Wie Renin and NYU, with unspecified affiliations. The text hints at a memorial context but lacks coherent dates, locations, or definitive relationships.
Brief bereavement notice noting condolences and recognition of a loss. Mentions names with partial phrases and a local event at a community place. Source text is fragmented but conveys condolences and a remembrance sentiment.
Fragmented OCR text mentions several individuals and places in a hazy timeline. It references Sener Tikts Yay Hie and associating groups, a potential event at Ursin Lae Pett AN Balen, and mentions of Nike Me GW and Lamar VAT Ne Cent. The passage is garbled, with dates like 1085 and scattered proper nouns suggesting a local or regional record.
A local benevolent society held a meeting yesterday at the Town Hall presided over by Mrs Kinimils. The collection totaled 14 pounds 58 shillings from Dr Maloney for a movement at the Horvhag Theatre recently. Fifty eight passes were provided to help those in need during the event.
A theft occurred at the Horsham Recreation Reserve during the Armoured Car Haven grand final. Mr A Blair found cash missing from his clothing after the game, with small coins left as possible taunts. H Robin of the team suffered a shoulder injury and a player from Cranate was finger struck, requiring medical attention.
The Horsham Agricultural Bakery plans its annual October show with many attending the inaugural event and others returning after years. Horsham figure Edward Culliver, a familiar identity, hopes to attend the 60th show marking his long association and the town’s excitement over the event.
In a factory incident near Horsham, a silo door 90 feet up failed after a foreman’s order to keep workers away. Four men at the top tried to observe from a trap but one slipped, triggering a doorway collapse that hurled debris toward others. Two workers suffered injuries and were rushed to Horsham Base Hospital by ambulance.
Reports detail a successful tractor demonstration with several entrants and a single winner, followed by a football semi final between Pimpinio and Horsham Secande at Dimboola. A spectator intervened after a foul, and Umpire Hunt filed an intentional conduct report. The mayor and mayoress hosted a civic event, with community figures and local dignitaries in attendance.
The Horsham auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society held its annual meeting at the Methodist Hall. President Mel Methven chaired as reports were adopted. finances showed £40 15s spent, £2 17s 6d leaving a credit balance. A letter of appreciation was sent to Mr Richards, now at State Savings Bank Castlemaine, with thanks to many volunteers and a deputation visit planned for September.
A well known Ballarat Brewime Company party led by Coughlan and J F Gibb traveled from Horsham toward Alice Byrings with wire netting firearms and supplies. They stayed at the Royal Hotel and planned onward travel via Port Adelaide to their destination, with a truck driver and three vehicles in tow.
Horsham area headlines a mannequin parade staged to raise funds for the Horsham Haw anita society with K. S. Finkemeser directing the event. Mavtome Mottingesneth is slated to crown the spring presentation queen, following a year of pageant preparation and interviews. MisS Suter has been chosen as a leading finalist for the parade and accompanying pageant activities.
The Coleraine centenary committee invites former residents and others to join the week of events from October 7 to October 14. Attendees are asked to send names and addresses to Secretary Mr A I Cree, Coleraine, without delay.
The president of the Rumlton and District Base Hospital, J W Tulloch, reports a letter from the Premier's Office offering a free grant of £10,000 and a £200 loan from the Charities Board to aid a proposed community hospital. Estimated cost £50,000 to £60,000. work likely to begin early next year. The committee has access to grant and loan funds totaling about £11,000.
Slacken in motor registrations for the month of July is shown in the records issued by the Barus mone Statelet. Private vehicles show a decline from the previous month with primary producer and vehicle types detailed, including new and used registrations. Total vehicles migrating in July rise from prior periods, with comparisons to national figures and regional totals.
Manufacturers challenge the regulatory ban on using the Duchess of Kent’s name for foods. The attorney general signed the act years ago to curb royal patronage branding. The Patent Office received many applications, prompting swift action to remove the duchess’s name from shop signage and packaging.
Fragmented OCR describes farmer cooperative issues, wheat growers dispute, and an inquest into a death at a hospital. Names and places appear garbled, with details about local tradespeople and a medical examination mentioned alongside the inquest. The text references Ananior and Meare Weg but is unclear.
The east of the State funeral of the former Prime Minister, the late Sir J. A. Lyons, was noted as a costly affair. The report lists funeral expenses and arrangements connected with the state service, reflecting the high profile of the deceased and the scale of official duties.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions new wall and quarters, tenters, and Livile uy the Minkater for the Toteriar. It references My Wo% Foll and an eresttan at Tor sim of Met hall, noting quarters and game ee.
The article surveys the wheat industry noting a 24,224,000 bushel harvest with average yield, and references official figures suggesting a surplus for the season. It discusses projections from authorities, potential grain storage and market implications, and mentions the impact on home use and export prospects.
Sir Frederick Stewart, health and social services minister, again pushes national health insurance with a broader scope. He aims to include women and children under a more liberal interpretation of social needs, though defence funding and parliamentary focus on weapon stockpiling may delay any plan by years.
An experimental packing concept from the Farmers Co utilizes strom jute twill laminated to crepe paper with a waterproof adhesive. The aim is to reduce jute fibers sticking to wool in Calcutta style packs while offering strengthened waterproof, flexible packaging and easier removal, though only tested for durability and not yet adopted by exporters.
A scrambled pastiche describes English farmers and shops in Suffolk facing challenges amid government proposals. It notes a task by a committee, calls for a new bill, and mentions police investigations and a gang involved in illicit sales of parts from an unspecified item.
Obituary notices detail the deaths of John Alt Kroker and Laws Thomson, with Thy descriptions noting their birthplaces Raglan and Jung, ages around 80 and 34 respectively, their family ties including wives Agnes Neve and Mrs. Te related survivors, their community roles in farming, Wheatgrowers associations, Young Farmers Clubs, and local sports, alongside funeral services at Horsham Methodist Church and local cemeteries. The obituaries highlight their prominence in farming, local clubs, and Masonic circles, with tributes from neighbors and organizations, and reference to the care of their widows and children.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names such as Hatten, Mee, Cailine, and Pet ire with unclear actions and locations. The text reads like a disordered social column or crowd scene with numerous mis-typed terms and stray phrases, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
unreadable OCR snippet with scattered words and names. no coherent event or entities to summarize accurately.
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