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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1950
Page
3
In loving memory of Arthur T Knype beloved husband of Catherine and father of Colin Phyllis Ian and Cath. Peacefully remembered with enduring love from family and friends since 1943. Always a loving memory.
Horsham residents feature in social moves travel and local appointments. Officials discuss regional matters in Canberra, while rural events include sheep dog trials and base hospital admissions. Names include Mrs Hession, John, J Saunders, J Blackman, Trey, Ron Stevens, W J Morson, Jim McBain, L Wagner, S Ashton, R Steteon, and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a colonel title and a light regiment with unclear context. The snippet hints at the Prince of Wales era and a minor name fragment, offering limited detail for a fuller report.
Fragmentary text discusses value, trade and wine with unclear origin. The readable lines reference wine and goods, insisting not to sell secret or pottage and mentioning a historical long history. No clear persons, dates, or locations are identifiable.
Editorial commentary condemns delays in implementing a government free medicine scheme. It argues taxpayers fund benefits not received and accuses the medical profession and chemists of obstruction. The piece notes policy shifts from the Chifley to the Menzies-Fadden government and urges strong action by Sir Earle Page to advance a universal free medicine plan.
A 70-year-old itinerant in Horsham faced larceny charges after arrest by Constable W Reott and T McNamara. The accused, Jack Parton of no fixed address, allegedly stole a Weather forecast and other items from Reginald Jleemer of Wilson Street. He appeared before Mr T Couroy JP and was remanded to the Hqeqa Court for Saturday.
Horsham police issued a morning notice to children and youths about a dangerous riding practice known as Mo Hand. The warning states that persistence will lead to prosecution and outlines the maximum penalties for offenders.
The article records Margaret Anmette engagement and the wedding of Veronica Horshaw, detailing church rites at St John in Wnglaw and attire descriptions. It also notes Mrs Nellie Baker’s 70th birthday with regional attendance and humorous local tributes.
A Hartford cartoon depicts the heavy boot of Soviet Russia pressing on a device labeled information, reflecting Cold War era anxieties about censorship and control. The image conveys political critique through symbolic imagery and period tone.
Hor sham City Council discussed increasing housing via War Service Home Commission schemes. Cr Lawrence and Cr Burgess urged informing Horsham Progress Association that ex servicemen could have homes financed or built by the commission. The council also considered repairs, finances, and local street issues affecting housing.
Accommodation is requested for visitors during the Horsham Centenary week from September 30 to October 8. Organiser Bryan Rogers appeals to local residents with spare rooms beds or verandahs to offer hospitality. Those able to help should contact Mr Rogers at the Horsham Town Hall with details of capacity and conditions.
The initial appeal by the Sir Albert Dunstan Memorial Appeal Committee collected £1500. Details and future steps remain to be announced as organizers urge continued support and plan further fundraising activities.
The article notes Joan Jones will appear as the soloist in a local community concert. Details on venue and exact program are not fully legible but indications point to a recital featuring Jones as lead performer with accompanying musicians.
Postmaster Mr Luckie announced there is no endowment form rush for the first child endowment scheme at the Horsham Post Office. Mothers with children up to 16 years may receive a weekly 5 allowance. Forms are available. payments can be cash or credited to a bank account. Mr Luckie expects cash payments to begin on July 18 once applications are tallied.
A notice reports free sewing and dressmaking classes for adults held one evening a week at the school. Officials say the program aims to improve housewives competence in garment making.
The Horsham City Council thanks ML. Wo J Mibu MLLA for assurance of a 12000 grant toward building a halt and memory of the lave Hamilton Lint ALLA.
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