Worthy Of Seven Attend Comforts Fund Gathering
The Horsham meeting chaired by Mayor Dr. R J Wilmoth drew only seven attendees including Miss Kirby Mrs A Mc Auley Captain L Bowden Meer A McAuley V Carter and A J Mitchell with several others sending apologies. The mayor lamented the low turnout calling it a bitter disappointment and urged active public support for soldiers. It was decided to ask town institutions to appoint delegates to form a central patriotic relief fund. a meeting planned for around January 2.
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R. J. Wilmoth
Miss Kirby
A. McAuley
L. Bowden
Meer A. McAuley
V. Carter
Laharum
A. J. Mitchell
Horsham
Horsham Swimming Club Faces Low Turnout At Meeting
Members debated the annual meet and club fees at the Horsham Swimming Club meeting in the Town Hall. Only five attendees were present, led by President F Langlands, with apologies from C W McCoy. New officers were appointed, including Miss T Appleton as treasurer, as plans for membership and pool facilities were discussed.
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Horsham Swiming Club
Motwiti
F. Langlands
J. Appleton
W. P. Pryor
C. Dougherty
C. W. McCoy
T. Appleton
CW. McCay
C. Doughert
Lasting Blaze Injures Teen in Keunington Incident
An 18 year old resident of Keunington near Hendigo was burned today when improvised explosives ignited. The device, made from an old bicycle handle, exploded shortly after creation. Emergency responders transported the injured teen to a local facility for treatment.
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Nielbourng
Thuyday Girutans Ross
Keunington
Hendigo
Screenings Tonight Bring Classic Films to Local Theatre
Two features, Man about Yown and The Girl Downstairs, return tonight with additional showings Friday Sunday Monday and Tuesday. There's That Woman Again stars Virginia Bruce with Melvyn Douglas as the frazzled detective, plus Heritage of the Desert follows a easterner’s attempt to recover a lost estate in a western tale with Donald Woods and Evelyn Venable. Also shown are Wud 5 Maasan and Popeye cartoons on Saturday.
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Seuiday
Melvyn Douglas
Virginia Bruce
Joan Blondel
Douglas
Bill Hearden
Insurance Company
Margaret Lindsay
Mr. Nacelle
Tom Dugan
Flannigan
Gordon Oliver
Paul Harvey
Jonathan Hale
Stanley Ridges
Pierre Watkin
Zane Crey
Donald Woods
Aabla
Evelyn Venable
Woods
Evelyn
Oth
Russell Hayden
Ritmey Toler
Paul Fix
Willard Robertson
Chematines
Red Cross Donations Boost Horsham Effort to Date
Donations to the Horsham Red Cross Shop total £205 to date with last Friday its best day since opening. The group thanks Omant Bros for a Christmas cake and B C Schurmann for wrapping paper and boxes. A charity recital by Miss Pops Knipe’s pupils is set for Tuesday evening to aid the Red Cross, with further proceeds by Miss Marten Walther’s group in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday. The society’s monthly meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. in the Public Library Hall.
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Red Cross
Omant Bros
B. C. Schurmann
Meests Onant Brox
Fulton
J. W. Surman
Miss Pops Knipe
Sudden Death at Noradjuha Farm Laborer Dies in Paddock
A 25 year old poultry farm laborer, recently from Wagga, was found unconscious in a paddock two miles from Noradjuha by his employer Sir Frederick Drake. He was taken to Horsham Base Hospital where he died within an hour. An inquiry and post mortem were ordered. death cause unknown. Survived by sister Ethel. Burial planned at Horsham Cemetery.
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L. McDonald
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Mam
Horsham Base
Drubs
Lower Norton
McDonald
Druba
Horsham
Mr. McDonald
Wagga
Victoria
Warracknabesid Hornhatm
Ethel
Horsham Base Hospital
Coleraine Hospital
Horsham Cemetery
Porters 10 Meet Customs Minister
A meeting of importers decided to send a deputation to the Minister for Customs next week to seek admission of all goods entered before December and to consider hardships caused by the import ban and admission of raw materials essential for manufactures.
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Melbourne
Tiedey
Money lenders bill and propaganda debate in council
A Melbourne correspondent reports that financiers dropped an aggressive propaganda push against the Money Lenders Bill as it reached the Legislative Council. A. J. Thaw, ex-vice president of the Vic turing Financiers Association, testified before the Bribery Commission that HL Cohen believed a majority would back objections.
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Melbourne
Munday
Legislative Council
HL Cohen
House
A. J. Thaw
Victuring Financiers’ Association
Bribery Commission
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