Horsham notes and personnel changes update
A list of staff movements at local firms and hospitals includes D. a Tanager from New Secantile Agency Co moving to Ad. after two years with the R.A.ALF. Mrs. H. M. Brand of Stewart street returns home from Abbotsleigh hospital. Horsham Base Hospital nurses pass first professional exam with several candidates named. A. G. Millett leaves Warrnambool Standard for Melbourne after leading the Warrnambool paper since 1942, previously editor of Horsham Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence D
New Secantile Agency Co
J. McL. Bach
Mac
Fenton
Mesars Dalgety and Company Limited
R.a.alf
H. M. Brand
Stewart Street
Abbotsleigh
Horsham
Hos‘tal
Dawn B. Bisize
Te ‘Hutchinson
Ethel J. Ire
Aay
Chian
Elizabeth G. Norman
Gladys M. Schulze
Alma J. Smith
A. G. Millett
Warrnambool
Melbourne
Millett
Funeral Notices Preserve Local Farewell Details
Funeral notices list multiple deaths with service details and burial plans. Entries mention names such as Mr David J Murray and Mr Job Seobt, with locations including Telangarak Street and Clearlake Cemetery, plus arrangements by Weight and Sons. Cards express gratitude from families for support during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Seobt
Henry Sureet
Weight & Sons
Clearlake
In Memoriam Notices For Mick Alice G and Arthur
In loving memory of our dear friend Mick who passed away suddenly. We miss you and keep you in our hearts. Inserted by Albert and family. Also in memory of Alice G wife and mother who died July 4. Noted by Harold Les Dulcie Floris and family. And in memory of Arthur Thomas husband father who died July 7. Family and friends express remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Mick
Albert Hineh
Knope
Arthur Thomas
Ty Nisted
Nancy
James
Geoffrey
Kenneth
In loving memory of a dear husband and father
In loving memory of my dear husband and father who passed July 4. He watched over you as you suffered. The love for you had your share. The sentry closed your eyes and took you into his loving care. Isabel and daughters Lois and Betty and son-in-law Laurie write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus
Juissell
Sentriy
Isabel
Lois
Betty
Laurie
Natimuk Skipper Breaks Leg in Tree Felling Accident
A wild weather week note reports Tuo. Le i broken after a tree felling mishap at Warrock on Wednesday. D Peter Peterson tripped on a rock, fracturing his leg in two places and was taken to Hersham Base Hospital for ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lei
Warrock
D Peter Peterson
Ife
Hersham Base Hospital
Natimuk
Anappenent
Noradjuha
Pate) Welder
Wwispital
Marshwin
Patsy
Wimmera
Tis
Fonda c
Owl
Horsham Literary Society
D. H. Cox
J. D. Isaac
H. Palethorpe
J. Foster
Yeats
P. Handley
Boundary road dispute between Wimmerns Shire and Horsham Town Council
At the June meeting of Wimmerns Shire the boundary road issue was debated with strong language from several councillors. Horsham Town Council agreed to pay half the cost of forming only on Hill's boundary road, and received a letter urging reconsideration with a projected cost of about £30 per municipality. The matter was referred to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmerns
Horsham
Hill
Open Council
Boundary Roads
Finance Committee
Boundary Road
Hill's Road
Obituary notices from Horsham area claim three lives
The Drung South district loses John William Uebergang aged 78 at Hor sham Base Hospital after a brief illness. David Langlands Murray, 59, farmer of Telangatuk East, dies at Horsham Base Hospital. Mrs Ivy Beaton Wilson, wife of Sub-Inspector Gerald Wilson, dies suddenly at her Porthcote home, leaving four sons and a daughter with siblings in Melbourne and Sydney.
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Uebergang
Drung South
John William Uebergang
Horsham
Wilhelm Uebergang
Drung South District
Allansford
Olivia Harriet Blake
Ernst Paul
Gustav Adolph
Freerick Hermann
Mesdames H. Kuhne
Huf
Michael and John
Murray
David Langlands Murray
Wilson
Ivy Beaton
Gerald Wilson
Russell Street
Melbourne
Porthcote
Tilda
Ann
Arthur
Sydney
Frank
Australia wool disposal plan backed by government
The Minister for Commerce Mr W J Scully describes a Four Governments agreement on wool disposal and reserve prices. Australia’s reserve price averages 15s 11 1 2d per lb with a contributory charge reducing returns but still higher than wartime rates, benefiting growers. The note also mentions penalties from a petty sessions court for traffic and road offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United Kingdom
Excellent job at Rec says GounJGillor and council criticism denied
In Horsham the recreation arena debate centers on the Parks and Gardens Committee lead and Dr Haundera with council members defending the arena. They praise the courts while noting patches and maintenance. They cite Easter tournaments and water restrictions as factors shaping opinions and urge accurate reporting.
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Parks and Gardens Com‘ Cr J
Manthly
Heesham ‘Times
Haundera
Kee
Dabor
Cr.Smith
Saunders
Stawell
Ararat
Warracknabeal
Horsham
Maryborough
Cook
Merchant Royal Sinks After Tow Collision Off Portland
The British steamer Merchant Royal of 5000 tons sank off Portland while being towed after a collision with the American ship William B Travers of 7000 tons on July 2. There was no loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portland
William B Travers
Bread to count as a main course in meals in Britain
London reports that in Thursday's debate on bread rationing Mr. Strachey Minister for Food announced bread would be counted as one of the three main courses in any restaurant meal. He also stated that 2/6 would be the maximum per head for meals in hotels restaurants and private rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Strachey
Prices Control Act Expiry Sparks legislative uncertainty
Washington reports that with the Prices Control Act set to expire and no new legislation on hand, policymakers face questions about price regulation, inflation and market stability as the clock runs down in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horsham Brothers Lifted Cars and Caused Mayhem
Three Horsham brothers aged 15, 14, and 11 ran away from home and looted cars and rifles over 48 hours. Police tracked them to a Green Lake plantation where the youths slept, with weapons and food in their packs. They were brought to Horsham police and the two older boys were placed in care by the Children's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilarens Court
Horsham
Burnt Creek
A. Hill
Drung
Reg O'Connor
Eno
Bowen Street
Constabes Stewart and McNamara
Green Lake
Hareham
Childrens Court
Childrens Welfare Department
Philippines declares independence amid debate and doubt
President Roxas took the oath as first president of the new Philippine Republic in Manila with formal proclamation planned tomorrow. The Manila Herald Tribune notes many Filipinos doubt the independence celebration, fearing the Trade Relations Bill could make the Philippines another Cuba amid strong opposition to equal American rights and utility provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roxas
Manila
New Phillipine Republic
New York Herald Tribune
Philippines
Cuba
Debated Site for Town Pool Favors May Park
Town councillors debated whether to build a swimming pool at May Park or the racecourse site and old sale yards. Supporters cited May Park public ownership and access, while opponents warned of park loss and flood risk. a preferential ballot was set for a further decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanical Gardens
Emanuel
Bennett
Boltons
Old Sale Yards
Saunders
May Park
Thousand Pass
Lawrence
Sale Yards
Maryborough
Charles
Hutchesson
Bielke
Hieske
Cr Smith
Harvey
Coune
Dr Lawrence
Filance
State wide hospital scheme set for £6 million allocation
Government approves a two phase plan to decentralise metropolitan hospital services and fund at least 12 new hospitals in city and suburbs. Immediate priorities include £7 million in works with £600,000 for two new wigs and a nurses home at Prince Henry Melbourne Hospital and a £400,000 Preston Northcote community hospital. Additional expansions cover Ballarat Wendown Geelong Bendigo St Vincent Alfred Queen Victoria hospitals and more, with country hospitals also receiving new buildings and benevolent homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kias
Victoria
Tage
Barry
Melbourne
Prince Henry Hospital
Preston- Northcote
Ballarat
Wistown General
Geelong District
Bendigo
Pital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chil ‘S
Seymour
Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Murros
Rochester
Tim
Chiltern
Apollo Bay
Donald
Inchelsea
Kynbram
Geelong
Wemenus
Bethany
Mildura
Casterton
Watch and Wait Relief Promises Across Remedies
A fragmented ad touts watch and wait relief for health issues. It claims ease from stress and colds with a “Weel trea Pepperming Cure” and urges delayed dosing for relief, implying a pattern of advertised home remedies.
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Ballarat Trustees Executors & Agency CO Limited
Lydiard St
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Galt
Hamilton
Gray St
Trustees Cite
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NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency CO. Ltd
A. F. Weight & Sons Funeral Directors
Tipton
Medien
Notiniak
Rudsope
Thome
Natit
Commercial Intelligence
Horsham Mores
Vellard Brasil
Bray
David J. Murray
Telangarak
Stet
Mhrroveh Palmeral
Upam
P Weight & Sons
TRB
Jeti
William Deherzome
Seave SS
Minhunel
Henin
OP Weight & Sons
Mits
Laisa. Mills
Memoriam
Audrey
Horsham Times
Australian Associated Press
Tuo
Cw.a
CWAL
Masonic Hall
Trne
Suiwa Rives
Petty Besa
P. Biggin
Sosweipes
John Walter
Constance Sawyer
Vera McWharton
Alan Wright
REC
Goungillor
Britain
America
Botanical ‘Gardens
Dr. Emanuel
Carrion
T.B
Labor
Llerstrom
Conan Eee
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