Birth Lienger and Deaths Fill July Hospital Notices
A jumble of names and dates memorializes births and deaths from Base Hospital and local homes. Annie Bother and family note bereavements, with obituaries for Gladys, Hib, Biebersot, and others. Memorials honor Albert Street, McGennisken, and several departed loved ones, including military casualties and civilians in various wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracery
Base Hospital
Annie Bother
Shyla Hissini
Doseph
Elizabeth
Arthur Tile
Elsie
Myrtle
Wietue
Agel ST
Horsiune
Uate Hess
Albert Street
Relmstapal
Mersham
Eve Bist
Losttte
Gladys the Coble
Biebersot Pan
Farm Manager W Gyles Leaves Horsham College
Mr W Gyles of Lobgerenong College a fading cricketer in the Horsham district for 15 years will leave Horsham at the weekend for Land. He has been farm manager at Longerenong all his life and now folds his college ties. A noted all rounder and steady bowler in cricket, he also played football for the college and has recently retired from sport and work, with the farewell gathering at Longerenong College today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gyles
Lobgerenong College
Horsham
Giland
Gyles
Longerrpung
Longerenong College
Ambition and reform through writing and character
The piece weighs ambition as a driving force, contrasting noble aims with mere desire for wealth or power. It urges choosing meaningful subjects and pursuing excellence, praising discipline and the moral motive behind achievement.
Culture Comes to Horsham City with National Ballet
In Horsham strong support for culture grows as local groups bring artists here. The National Ballet and renowned singers visit, aided by the Horsham Music Club and the Council of Adult Education. Town Hall acoustics and local effort boost access to world class music and entertainment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
National Ballet Company
Cid
Australia
Horsham Music Clu
Charles Skase
Council of Adult Education
Progress Association
National Ballet
Town Hall
Obituary notices from Horsham district mourn multiple residents
An obituary notice reports the death of a Horsham native and longtime stock dealer aged 86 at Ballarat. It notes survivors, including wife and two daughters, and lists brother and sister. Also noted are references to C A Colley editor who died aged 72 and Charles McDonald farmer of Cannum passing after illness at Warracknabeal District Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Hersham Base
Del
Joho'e Church of England
Pelthai
Ballarat
Richer
Thoms
Charles Sayer
Stawell Road
Horsham
Mary Bell
Afdbourne
Colley
C. A. Colley
Colae
Victoria
Colae Reformer
Warracknabeal Herald
Cola Herald
Omeo
Richmond Central School
Scocch Col
McDonald
Charles McDonald
Cannun
Warracknateal
Yugoslav Airlift Described by Horsham Educator
Mr C Scarfe of Longerenong College spoke at Horsham Rotary about Yugoslavia during World War II. He recalled Yugoslav planes removing about a thousand women and children, building 18 airstrips, and Allied airmen aiding in disrupting German supply lines. He noted daylight bombing of trains and convoys, two daily flights per airman, and the eventual driving out of Germans from Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
C. Scarfe
Horsham
Mr. Scarfe
Vigusians
Scarfe
Pb Wilkin
Horsham VCC dinner marks retirements and local notes
The Horsham Automobile Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner with Victorian VCC, after long service retirements. Mr Stuckey, Kelland’s service station manager and Horsham VCC secretary, retires and will mentor Melbournes posting. succession at Kelland’s to Mr Hugh Bram. Nearby hospital admits several residents after a busy week. local ties and travel details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Annal
Horsham
Automobile Chamber of
Hugh Bram
Horshaw
Hobart
Melbourne
Warne
K_ Brand
Setourly
Brand
Wimmereham- Les
Ganafactory
Bini
Sevsk MK Prorat
Pottery Classes Show Creative Growth At Local School
A special staff writer describes a school pottery program with modern equipment including kilns and electric wheels. Dozens of Hortham School children and adults learn the ancient craft, aided by patient instructors and demonstrations. A nine year old, Don Mitchell, displays a six piece work, while remarks praise the student’s talent and guidance from Mr Reynolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortham
Newcastle
Hofstiag
Don Mitchell
Don
Reynolis
Seaves
Oatycine Marr
Petrol norms urged at Horsham VACC dinner
Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce leader A L Stewart urged rational petrol use to meet normal needs at the Horsham VACC branch annual dinner. He backed lead from the retailer and proposed regional exam zones to ease A grade automotive engineer certification. D Garth elected president with J Bolton as vice president. F Simpson secretary, G R Shirlaw delegate. committee members N Garrett C Brand G Trwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Stewart
Stewart
Victorian Automobile Chamber of
Commere
Hual
Horsham
VACC
V.A.C.C
New Zealand
My D Garth
Lite Horsham
V.a.cc
J. Bolton
F Simpson
G. R. Shirlaw
Messrs. N. Garrett
C. Brand
G. Trwin
Rand
J. A. Bini
Ilness
Shirlaw
Travelled Snail Pace On 600-Mile Trip
Two brothers Don and Bryan Finlayson of Horsham left in mid June to Darwin to buy road contracting gear. They traveled by rail to Null, then Adelaide and Darwin, enduring record heat, with trips by air to Darwin. They spent two weeks in Darwin sightseeing and repairing trucks, buying a Chevrolet and a Dodge for about £100, plus a small electric refrigerator for £5. The journey included Alice Springs to Uluru segments, wildlife sightings, and a rough Adelaide to Port Augusta leg where road conditions slowed them to under eight mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Bryan Finlayson
Wawanna Road
Horsham
Darwin
Adelaide
Finlayson
Hegau
Durwie
Council Talks on Weights and Measures Conference
Delegates from Horsham City Council and the Shires of Wimmera and Arapites will attend a Stawell conference to form a weights and measures group. Tracks include the Mayor Dr W R Lawrener, town clerk J Watts, Cr Crafter, secretary Lovett, and Arapiles reps Wade Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham City
Wimmera
Arapites
Stawell
W. R. Lawrener
4. J. Watts
Wimmershire
F. H. Crafter
R. W. Dahlenburg
Progress Association Film Night Draws Tiny Audience
A garbled fragment notes an evening event linked to the Progress Association promoting a film. Details are unreadable, but the item suggests a local screening with minimal turnout and unclear descriptions of participants or venues.
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Shepherds
Paton and Baldwin's New Wool
Skei
Commercial Union Assurance CO
Collins Street
Geelong
Moorabool Street
Elder, Smith & Go, Limited
Firebrace Street
Seria
Weetayns Cys
Wealth Bank
AF Weight & Sons Mera
H. J. Corben & Sons
Monumental Masons
Natheok
Q. B. Kirsupp
Netinuk
Commercial Intelligence
Birth Lienger
Gost
Zist
Ar Wein
Ti Joan and
Kay Denis Joly Beal Well von Wriyu
Radley
Annie Exthee
Feltten
Harel
Hadurnt
AEM VT & Khns
Camis McGennisken
Almert
Mithivr
Sulton
Menon Tilive
CPN
Victor Grurce
Teidethers Venepital
Panether
Jarort
Ty Hee Eins
Shanebter
Bert
Asie
Neiguhour
Thon
I Ward
Uty
Jin
Sally
Levine
Thomas Ward
Haven
Che Borsham
Ftawtay
Rly Yeu
Horployniens
Coro Anonweraltie
Bateonsy
Oke
Moxart
Elirsten
Lee
Fort Dane
Atuertom
New York
Milladolph
Hissia
Moreliatt
Mans. Alerksande
Peagle
Sperinthian
Meenas
Setae
Alice Sorge
Moe
Kamgunis
Wallabies
Emia All Eagles
Ant Nu
Dingo
Kame
Port Augusta
Council
Robioweh
Vale
Torshames
Fy Horta
Toga
Yestouley
RXCHU
Langlands’ Sports Dept
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