In Memoriam Joy and Parents Remembered Always
In loving memory of our dear parents who passed away in December and July. Always remembered by their loving daughters.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
3
In loving memory of our dear parents who passed away in December and July. Always remembered by their loving daughters.
The notice lists the deaths of Harriet Rokesky of Horsham aged 77 and Clarence Tonen Creasey with services, plus Robert Talbot Johnson of Kangawall aged 81. It records family ties, birthplaces, and funeral arrangements including church services, cemeteries, and undertakers.
Betty Isobel Tucker of Stewart Street Horsham becomes engaged to Stanley Rowland son of Mr and Mrs R O Brown of Riverside Horsham Alison Ruth Forsyth of Rowchester Park Hamilton engages Keith Robertson son of the late Mr and Mrs Robertson of Allandsile Telangatuk East Tol Elizabeth Hobinson of West Preston formerly Horsham engages Kevin Kelson of Beauchamp Street Pyestop
The article reports a one penny increase in egg prices with 1st grade eggs priced at 2 shillings 6 pence wholesale and retail. J. Mialeeter and a local commissioner discuss adjustments and new pricing effective Thursday amid calls for review of costs.
Disjointed lines reference a slogan and warnings about danger and imprisonment. The chaotic passage mentions practical jokers, a busybody, and vague threats about gaol or mental asylum. It also parodies proverbial chain links and moral caution amid uncertain context.
A colonial-era editorial criticizes the Labor Government for failing to curb Communist influence in unions and politics. It argues Reds dominate key unions, threaten democracy, and urges decisive action despite union pressure. It frames the government as failing its duty to protect Australians.
Miss Alma Anderson of the Commercial Hotel leaves Horsham for Melbourne to sail for England aboard the Otranto with her sister Victoria Anderson and Miss Viele Morris. They plan a six month absence. Dr J Lipson begins duties as new resident medical officer at the Wimmera Base Hospital. Miss Thelma Rute from Pimpinio passes the recent exam for Rice officer. Mr G Battel and G C McBain are noted residents, while Dr J M Johna of the Wimmera Shire is reported returning from Wembley Hospital. Mr L Jerram of Pare visits his sister Mrs A Q of 34 Sentenie shvage.
Stewart F. Lrown of Horsham appeals through The Times for readers to offer employment to returned servicemen with full or partial pensions who seek work as cleaners, storemen, farm hand, tally clerks and similar roles. He asks readers to contact the Commonwealth Employment Office or himself for vacancies.
The Horsham Waters Policy Association letters voters with questions to candidates W R leawreme and AH W Ward e and notes no reply from C Sudholz. It comments on Chifley era policies banking reform and the danger to the Federal constitution while urging support for freedom preserving candidates.
A Horsham reader argues for balanced coverage of the federal election and condemns editorial bias. The letter cites fears of propaganda and stresses the stake of voters in a free press.
In a excerpt from a political debate, the speaker urges not interrupting candidates as it unsettles listeners and alienates the audience. The note cites Mr Menzies and Mr Fadden on a shared platform and mentions audience respect and control in Pynsent Street.
A letter from J. M. Atkinson in Melbourne urges abolition of all tariffs and taxes on housing materials to ease shortages and accelerate home building. He blames political interference and taxation for economic scarcity and calls for reduced taxation to unleash capital and labor for public welfare.
A Labour senator assails government over banking policy and referendum plans, criticizing constitutional challenges and arguing against referendums unless banks pressure the public. He highlights Commonwealth Bank loans at low rates, government grants for cancer and TB research, and tax-cut promises by rival leaders, then recounts campaign dynamics and leadership disputes within the UAP.
An unclear note describes a donation of many Bibles to a hospital. The text mentions patients and a donor named Billy, with fragmented phrases about messaging and a possible ceremony or presentation.
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