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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1946
Page
2
An odd fragment from The Borsham Critics notes irregular publication dates and garbled names. The snippet hints at a weekly schedule with Tuesday and Friday issues and references to individuals such as Mrs Heapedys and events at private rates, but most details are unreadable.
Heavy weekend rains pushed totals above half an inch in Horsham district with several centers recording higher figures. Obituaries, memorial notices, and local society items follow, noting bereavements, Bible Society meeting outcomes, and community events.
A lengthy Horsham district summary notes several community moves. The 1M Wailers lineup shifts, local church and club appointments, including Warrnambool Racing Club secretary post, and Amateur Turf Club role. Notable residents, honors, and staffing at St Aldun's Guild of St Mark affair referenced.
Incomplete OCR fragment lists names such as Vin, Rey, Doris, Ida, Jd Jor, Gey and Prals. It mentions a date around July and notes a "family" insertion by a member, with references to payment or saving within a wiettery context. The readable items are names, a July date fragment, and familial relation hints.
Fragmentary OCR lists price data and items with unclear context. It mentions Udney Ballarat and a 6 ty dose priced at 32 wae, with “Firsts” noted, but exact item names and date are unreadable.
The notice records the funerals of Mrs Louisa Prange and Mrs Hult Marie Shelley in Horsham, with details of service at Weight & Sons chapel and burials. It notes pallbearers and the bereaved families, listing relatives and local connections in the community.
In a heated debate over the Liberal candidate for Wannon the party chair and supporters discuss a withdrawal option to back a preferred candidate. Mr McLeod and Mr McCarthy comment on the strategic possibilities while party organizers weigh the electoral impact and the convention’s authority.
An opaque OCR fragment mentions a student event at an institution, a president, and a fatality linked to a local radio box. Names and details are garbled, but the core notes a death and subsequent events forming a tense local report.
A damaged report outlines the Maryborough development boom, mining fortunes, and town growth. It details a Maryborough association urging municipal progress, subcommittees, and a push to create a central enduring plan with council collaboration, labor requests, and future prospects.
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the Haven Youth movement carnival evening at Hausen school hall. Competitions included a waltzing contest judged by Major Handley with 10/69 prize money, a statue dance won by John Rimmain and Kath McClure, and a stocking-tie prize for Llew Mite and Tully. A bridge party and a produce stall at White Hart Shop were planned for the next day and Friday respectively with proceeds to be shared.
Reuters Jerusalem correspondent reports Arab leaders warned Britain to decide between Arabs and Jews as conflict deepens. The advisory follows a tour of Palestine amid ongoing tension and harsh British policies, with calls for decisive action shaping regional prospects.
The Monts town public hall hosted a welcome home event for returning service members with speeches by Mr Charles finishes and a list of honored guests. A tribute to World War I veterans preceded a watch present to Cpl Victor Maddern and gifts for attendees. Supper and dancing followed the ceremony with prizes for lucky caps.
A large crowd gathered at Pimpinio Hall to welcome Ronis and Mr ami Mot Ellis and celebrate their married life. Mrs Hin received a number of decorative plants and shoulder spray. Guests enjoyed dancing and entertainment as Mr Baker and Mrs Les Hive won a card game. The Pytr Duo, Mr G Rule, and Mrs W Mermaid spoke for the Wall Evarthall Committee. A roll of notes from the F Pinio West Cricket Club and footballers was presented, along with a silver cake stand. Mr Ellis thanked attendees for their good wishes.
Local district notes social event in Wallup Sul featuring residents Wallup Ailsa Diinhaaly East and Cannur. Families report concerns as illness affects Mr Dave Armstrong and others while the community awaits updated medical reports and weather impact.
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