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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
2
A garbled OCR page covers culture notes and a discussion of whether culture should be subsidized. It references the Australian Broadcasting Commission and a celebrity concert series, weighing public demand against financing. The piece notes the public’s reception of music and culture, with mentions of performers and regional responses.
An obituary column lists deaths including Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr Ruwoldt with family survivors at Melbourne and local towns. The funerals were conducted at a Lutheran church and Murton cemetery, with service led by Revd Make Kettle and pallbearers named. Burial followed in Murton and interment at Kewell district cemetery.
Fragmented OCR describes a Bible College secretary associated with Horsham and a church ministry. It references Paul’s epistle and a controversial notion of Christian duty, with unclear narrative about a return journey and a celebration or handing. The text is garbled and contains many nonstandard terms.
Fragmentary text describes a medical setting with references to x rays and health reports. Named individuals and precise details are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about patients, a nurse or nurse-like figure, and a community health note.
A Horsham Rotary Club talk by Mr. J. Belton recounts his 1941 Syria service as an ALF officer. He describes battles across Syria Palestine Transjordan and mentions the well watered rivers and ancient routes forming a strategic zone. Belton notes climate, terrain, and wartime movements, including Allied and Vichy actions and the French withdrawal routes.
The Returning Officer Mr A Walla declared Mr David Lavis Ar natt elected to represent Western Province in the Legislative Council. Mr BV Walliker, the Country party candidate, was the only one of the three contestants not defeated. Mr Peters led the voting results, with final figures showing total votes 41001. Mr Peters secured the lead in the contest with Mr Walker noting this was the first time some voters would elect him in the Ayot Legislative.
A fragmentary report notes gratitude toward supporters at a Friday gathering in Lanwerenany Cal, highlighting participation from Tor eraitiou and Zounel foux versane. Details remain unclear due to the damaged text but the tone shows appreciation for agricultural and community efforts.
The annual temperance group meeting elected Mrs Lynn as president with Mrs Bheristy as secretary. The event included welcoming remarks, remarks on the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and thanks to a retiring member for her service. Several members attended the meeting as the district group gathered in August.
A fragment list of local residents and events including theater plans for Bernard Shaw and Mt Joan in August at Town Hall, with names such as Mrs P E Hoffmann Mrs H B Buvis Mr L Metymald and others connected to Mow ACU Music and various towns like Goroke Natimouk Edenhope Kulkoe and Maven appearing in the weekly notices.
Actor takes lead as St Joan in Shaw revival at Melbourne facility and tours Victoria after recent West End run. Previously starred in Young Wives Tale. followed by touring shows and arrival at Arralyy Theatre. Noted for long local career and strong box office appeal with planned one night return in August.
Report of a Thursday night Burl Ives concert where the folk singer drew a large audience with humor and a mix of signature songs. Attendees praised his stage presence, voice, and character as he teased and charmed the crowd with stories and musical numbers.
A readers advisory item highlights a weekly Book of the Week from the library. It discusses Mrs Fst Anne tine boot Wetton and Kennett W. Laichharm, noting 20th century life exhibitions and the history of art exhibitions, with references to notable venues and cities.
A blunt poll report from Ballarat Province suggests the Liberal party is waning while Labor gains. Key figures include Mr Jones and Mr Kitkaon, with remarks on federal influence and upcoming elections.
The Viewtown Minister for Public Work plans a Thursday event to open a town hall. Officials expect a formal meeting with attendees from the community and various committees to discuss district responsibilities and future projects.
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