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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
2
The text urges readers to judge themselves by writing their own obituary from friends and enemies perspectives. It compares self-examination to Carlyle’s call for depolarizing truth and notes the value of honest records, both pro and con, kept like records for St. Peter at the gates.
A clipped obituary list notes the July death of Francis Wiliam Clark and references several mourners and relatives across Horstis Horsham and Port Elliot SA. Other names include Lydia OMe Rolen Vort Elliot and MacDonald family members.
The notice sheet lists several obituaries and family updates from Hazel Street and surrounding Horsham areas. Entries mention Clark from Francis Witham Hospital and multiple family members abroad, with funeral details and service arrangements noted for the coming days.
The coal strike and gas cuts disrupt Horsham area operations. D J Garth’s International Harvester yard struggles for bearings amid transport delays from Melbourne. The Horsham Base Hospital reports limited gas use for meals and sterilization, while Nimpton textile and garages face material shortages and retooling to cope.
Officials at Horsham railway station announced there have been no additional reductions in train services to and from Horsham. The latest schedules published in the Times edition continue to operate unchanged.
In memoriam notice honoring a late family member with limited readable details. Includes a mention of hepatics and a funeral arrangement as presented in the damaged text.
The coal strike disrupts Horsham with gas restrictions and transport delays affecting homes and businesses. kerosene heaters explode causing damage, millions lost in wages and unemployment relief strained as national economy faces reduced income tax and social payments amid calls for government action.
Mr Thomas Hagger from Melbourne leads a Church of Christ spiritual crusade assisted by local minister O M Mathieson. The revival features sermons on salvation through Jesus Christ and free will, urging repentance and faith to obtain forgiveness and eternal life. The schedule includes services at the church and nearby locations with dates noted.
Obituary records the death of a longtime Horsham builder and civic figure. Known as a former president of the Horsham Hewling Club and a key member of the Presistert Church Board of Management, he also ran a building business and contributed to Horsham Base Hospital and the Horsham Theatre. He lived in Victoria and Western Australia before settling in Horsham. Survived by family Hamel, W H Dekinwa, Mesander, Lara Gaim, Gilbert, and Nilliettne. Funeral arrangements noted for the late Mr Macdonald with service at St Andrew's Church and associated rites.
Incomplete forms from firms are due for revision and resubmission by the August 20 deadline. Officials direct preparation and submission to the appropriate government office.
The Wimmera region plans long term upgrades for Horsham High, urging practical agricultural training and tech courses. Officials cite low completion rates and misaligned post school paths, noting trades and apprenticeships already exist locally. A coordinated plan aims to improve facilities, leveraging Horsham’s transport links and industry ties.
The Horsham town clerk Mr Watts announced in the Government Gazette that October 12 and 13 will be public holidays for the Horsham Show. Town official Mr Winton confirmed the dates and noted the holidays will be observed on both days.
A railway employee named Dimbonla Atstinnit was filling a water truck when he slipped and fell from the vehicle onto the railway line. He was injured and admitted to hospital, with his condition described as serious on arrival. he was later discharged after a week with repairs ongoing.
A Duchembegarra farmer, Tau Cameron, seeks nomination for the Arapiles Shire seat following Cr Cronatey retirement. Cameron claims support from newspaper voters and soldier interests. He is a veteran of public affairs and a member of the National Woolgrowers Association.
Evening classes at Northam High School attract many youths with a total enrollment this year reaching 127. The text notes details about class topics and staff involvement, indicating broader participation and renewed emphasis on night education.
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