Longerenong principal ill improves amid community updates
The Principal of Longerenong Agricultural College Mr G G Woodgate is slowly recovering after a fortnight in hospital. In Horsham Mildura man N D Light joins the motor sales staff at T Young & Co Pty Ltd. A farewell to Miss Annie Logan at the Salvation Army Citadel featured readings, gifts, and a Lang Syne sing. Dagmar Worland of Stawell won the Bendigo contest, with Amy Baker of Jung praised for vocal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longerenong Agricultural College
G. G. Woodgate
N. D. Light
Mildura
Messrs
T. Young & Co. Pty. Ltd
Horsham
Horbam
Salvation Army
Annie Logan
Willing
Warragul
W. Berry
Adjutant Fields
Miss Logan
Horsham Corps Am
Arcession
Dagmar Worland
Stawell
Bendige
Deceased Woman Interred After Long Illness in Thames Area
The obituary notes the death of Catherine Vern Summyside, wife of WH heen OM, with mention of her residence in Thames area. It records a funeral ceremony and that she rests at a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiersham
Fiste
Crelva
Thames
Shaw
Commodities Prices Reported for Horsham Stores
Yesterday's selling prices for provisions in Horsham stores include dairy Batter at two pence each and factory products from Ballarat and Beaus, with items such as meats, butter, and vegetables listed in pence per unit. The messy OCR shows multiple entries and unclear values, indicating a general price roundup for common groceries.
Horsham Times Friday Edition 66th Year
The Horsham Times notes its Friday issue during the 66th year of publication. Readers are reminded of the regular weekly schedule and edition timing.
End of Glace Celebrations and Empire Reflections
Fragmented OCR passage reflects on Empire Day in the United States of America and to a lesser extent the Boers in Africa. It mentions tensions with Britain and the impact of war, citing dates around 1902 and references to governance and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ameren
Urludo
Dewen
Strathen and Thie Muliwarie Wowis Ppl
The minister for Civil Aviation noted that the plan represented the nations vision for heating. He added that it would bring freedom to New Hart and grant Australia its liberty through a framework described by officials as a step toward broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathen
Civil
Mer Fairbairny
Kampire
Skeleton Found At Fim Flnio West
A human skeleton was unearthed by J Frank in a rabbit burrow at Himpinio West during digging. The incident is being investigated by the Hersham polter who suspect aboriginal remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimflnio West
J. Frank
Himpinio West
Hersham
Dinen
Debutantes Presented at Murton Sub-branch Ball
Fourteen debutantes were presented to Mr J A Seholfiid at the annual Murton sub-branch ball held at Mechanics Hall on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs Wo Gow and Mr J Holes with treasurer Wir Keo Spritke and Me MLB Delahunty. Debutantes named include Vilssen Corbett Lerome Delahunty Bardbew Raton Henney Lavars O Lavars Painter Seem Wilke Holores Bohan weed AL Hioatwl. Night work for farmers notes five days of weather with tractors planned for wheat sowing under night conditions at South Kuorva where Crouch Bros ran 11 hours continuous and Plaobel 0 pers reported substantial wheat sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Seholfiid
MJBLR
Aire
Seholfi
Murton Sub-Brwneh Rvswatlloa
I Ma
Lalourne
Wo Gow
Marary
J. Holes
Keo Spritke
MLB
Delahunty
A. Jeritith
A Horsham
Vilssen E Corbett
Lerome
Mo Delahunty
J. Bardbew
M. Raton
J. Henney
I. Lavars
O. Lavars
D. Painter
M. Seem
E. Wilke
J. Holores
P. Bohan
South Kuorva
Crouch
Labor Deputation Seeks Fixed Wheat Price Plan
A Labor delegation representing wheat regions met Prime Minister Menzies in Canberra on Wednesday. They urged a government managed wheat pool with a five year fixed price of 8/6 a bushel plus freight and a consumer protection measure requiring mills to absorb four pence per bushel in price adjustments. They proposed Commonwealth Bank funding to guarantee advances and pool repayment, with excess above 3/103 to be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mendies
Canberra
Mr. Menzies
Gusrentee
Commonwealth Bank
Mentifes
Sail
Fire destroys two storey brick business in Stawell
In Stawell a two storey brick building housing Messia Hodger Bros and adjacent shops was destroyed by fire early Monday. Wilton narrowly escaped in his pajamas as embers ignited linoleum. furniture emporium and Cocking's suffered total losses from smoke and flames. Insured values total thousands pounds with Cocking's stock bought just days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawell Saqghs
Stawell
Messia Hodger Bros
Rs Wilbon and Bunn
Art Furniture Emporium
Cockimg’s
Wilenn
Victoria Place
Furniture Emporium
Cocking
T. H. Armstrong
Ross
Australian duo bring American music lessons to Horsham
Victoria Anderson and Vion Morris visiting Horsham impressed by U S music from last year. They praise opportunities for youth through free school recitals and international quartets. After New York debut in March they plan 15 concerts including Hong Kong and Hawaii, with Carl Bartling as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieses Victoria Anderson
Vion Morris
Horsham
America
Roliseh
Pro Arte
Menuhin
Kippit
South of America
Miss Morris
Miss Anderson
Onkov
New York
Australia
Hong Kong
Hawaiian Islands
Carl Bartling
Low
Australian Broadcasting Commission
New Horhaim Town Bull
Thuraiay
Juveniles Plain and Fancy Dress Party Held at Mason Hall
The Horsham State School Mothers' Club hosts a plain and fancy dress party for children at Mason Hall on Wednesday June 7. Doors open at 7:50 p.m. and finish around 11 p.m. Admission is 1/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham State S@chool Mothers’ Club
Masonic Hall
Rainfall Records Points Lost in May Month
Rainfall for May produced 275 points in seven days matching the period. The previous year over seven days 47 points were recorded.
Debt orders issued at Horsham Police Court
At Horsham Police Court on Wednesday orders for debt were made. C. 8. Lindroth against Rosena Fielena Wilson with garnishee F. Young for 9 16 and 1 13 6 costs. M. W. Robertson against Percy Laghiam Pearson for 2 0 1 2 with 15 6 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Lindroth
Rosena Fielena Wilson
F. Young
M. W. Robertson
Percy Laghiam Pearson
Cold Victoria schools endure chilly restart after break
About 250000 children in 2500 Victoria primary and secondary schools faced a cold Tuesday as fires were lit to keep classrooms warm after a ten day May vacation. Authorities estimate 70 to 100 tons of fuel were burned for heating and cleaning allowances are provided to head masters by the Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Education Department
Australian Government Loan Subscription Advertisement
Subscriptions to the new loan are invited at 28 7 0 per annum with a price of 290 per 210 and repayment in 1953 1855. Interest yields at £3 10s 2d per cent. interest exempt from state income tax and free from increases. Commonwealth income tax rates apply only as in 1890. Inscribed stock or Treasury bonds issued at applicant option. applications to banks savings banks post offices or stock exchange members. Closing date June 14. No better investment in Australia than government securities. Funds for Commonwealth and State public works and other purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izsay
Commonwealth
Treasury
Savings Bank
Money Order Post Office
Suny Recognized Stock Exchange
Australia
Man's Arm Injured On Farm Cranking Tractor
While working on his brother's farm at Minyip Mr. E Tobin broke his arm above the wrist. He was crankin g a tractor when l ik hack tired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minyip
National Insurance Postponed and A.N.A Officers Elected
Legislation to delay the National Insurance Act beyond September 6 is planned within two weeks. A referendum to refer the Act to a Select Committee was also introduced. The Horham branch of the Australian Natives' Association elected B K A Fraucis as chair and J Francis as secretary, with secretaries to be chosen at the next meeting. Messrs David Anderson & Co report a successful furniture sale for Miss M Wallis with items including a piano and a suite sold at good prices. another dispersal sale at Glenlee Quan Tong is planned next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Insurance Act
A.N.A
Horsham
Australian Natives’ Association
BK. A. Fraucis
J. Francis
R. Kyrex
K. Kay
W. A. Coa
Winte
K. Ray
K. Hitt
David Anderson & Co
M. T. Wallis
Roberts Avenue
F. R. Dmyke
Glenlee
Quantong
Cyclists Crash Into Horse Near Cavendish Injures Two
Two Cavendish men, Herman Leslie Stevenson age 19 and Ernest Oakley riding pillion, were concussion victims after colliding with a horse while motorcycling near Cavendish. They were admitted to Hamilton Base Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish
Herman Leslie Stevenson
Ernest Oakley
Hamilton Base
Critics See Press as City Mirror in Brisbane Luncheon
Mr. Livbyd Dumas, president of the Australian Newspapers' Conference, told Brisbane delegates that the Press reflects the community. He said papers mirror general life and contact in civic, commercial, and human affairs, vital as a daily newsroom service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livbyd Dumas
Brisbane
Queensland Press Institute
Robbery at Club Hotel Bar in Minyip
A quantity of money was stolen from the Club Hotel bar in Minyip after a thief forced entry through a window. Police are investigating the robbery and pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minyip
Large seven foot eagle trapped by local hunter
A seven foot eagle was caught last week in a crow trap by Mr. W. R. Black of Litlimur South. The district hosts many of these birds which prey on young bambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Black
Litlimur South
Six Horses Die After Eating Wheat
Six horses died after eating wheat in Cathenet last week. A paddock contained a large stack of wheat that was left unsecured. The animals consumed the grain before the danger was noticed, and the deaths occurred overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Heenan
Cathenet
Ararat Hotel Sale To Bullerat Brewing Co
The Commercial Hotel at Ararat including garage and offers was sold on behalf of Mrs. K Claringbold to the Bullerat Brewing Co for about £30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ararat
K Claringbold
Bullerat Brewing Co
Track to Mount William Summit Survey Completed
Mr R Hemmiey of the Public Works Department and Mr G F Repers of the Grampians Tourist Bureau completed the survey of a track to Mount William's summit. A one mile track will be built when funds are available to improve access and enhance Grampians tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount William
R. Hemmiey
Public Works Department
G. F. Repers
Government Debates ABC Journal Publication Amid Opposition
In Canberra questions rise over the Australian Broadcasting Commission plan to publish a weekly journal. Government advocates insist the journal reflects broadcasting aims and is free from political interference, while newspaper interests oppose it. A false fire alarm rings near Williams’ farm on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Australian Broadcasting Commi+dium
Presser
Calinet
Canberra
W. J. Cleary
Moses
Harrison
House of Representatives
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Inspection of Bank Pass Books at Horsham Branch
State Savings Bank official auditor A Knight will visit the Horsham branch on June 7 from 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm to inspect depositors pass-books. A collision occurred on Waterloo road involving a motor car driven by E J Mounts and a horse drawn wagon driven by Rudolph Wanglar. Mr Mounts avoided a car with bright headlights but could not see the wagon in time. The radiator and front of the car were damaged. Mr Wangler sustained slight injuries requiring medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Savings Bank of Victoria
A. Knight
Horsham
Waterloo Road
E. J. Mounts
Beaufort
Rudolph Wanglar
Waterloo South
Mente
Wangier
Buffet Rail Cars Added to Warrnambool and Horsham Lines
The Railway Commissioners announce air conditioned buffet cars on the Warrnambool and Horsham lines starting Monday. Schedule changes affect the Warrnambool S12 service and several Saturday timings, with buffet cars attached to select trains including Melbourne Geelong services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warenambool
Horsham
Warrnambool
Warrnamboel
Horshwm
Metourne
Geelong
Melbourne
Rubberised wool yarns show stronger fibres and longer wear
The International Wool Secretariat reports on experiments by Dr C B Blow at Torridon Leeds, applying a thin rubber layer to wool yarns. The method strengthens yarns without waterproofing, preserves fabric surface, reduces shedding, and improves wear in carpets and knitted garments. Further work targets dress fabrics and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Wool Secretariat
B. Blow
Wool Intustries Research Association
Torridon Laboratories
Leeds
Chenmica Teentmeent
Iatt
Wee Leo
Milk processing pricekeeping and commodity councils sought
Government pressures keep milk for condensed and dried products at stable prices while imports and home production shift market balance. Britain considers commodity councils as discussed at Sydney conference to regulate dairy supplies. possum destruction permitted in some wetlands. NSW MLA Mr. Burke leaves Labor to join industrial group led by Mr. Heffron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Sydney
Mires
Burke
Lab
Newtown
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Labor Party
Lang
Heffron
Government keeps potato imports under review
Canberra reports the Government will not renew the arrangement allowing New Zealand potato imports. A final decision will follow an investigation by the Potato Advisory Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
New Zealand
Fire destroys Weatherboard house in Ballarat fire incident
A five footer Weatherboard house at Bullarat was destroyed by fire early today. Police infer arson as the likely cause and the blaze appears linked to repeat incidents in the Bullarat district this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bullarat
Merolug
Engagement notice for Joy Marjorie Sallmenn and Frank Alexander
A society notice announces the engagement of Joy Marjorie, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W Sallmenn of Airlie to Frank Alexander, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A Moreom of McLortfian street Harsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Marjorie
W. Ms. Sallmenn
Airlie
Don Koola
Frank Alexander
7. A. Moreom
McLortfian Street
Harsha
First Evening Service Held by Horsham Methodist Pastor
The Rev Harold Freeman will conduct his first evening service at Horsham Church on Sunday night. The evening service begins at six o clock with Freeman as preacher. On Tuesday Miss Hazel Flack spoke to the Girl Comrade Chit about the recent New Britain cruise and missionary work. The fortnightly Weetis East meeting near Thursday will focus on the international situation with a debate on Germany and Danzig. A party from Horsham Methodist Church will visit Nhill tomorrow for a joint hour with Nhill church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Harold Freeman
Horsham
Hazel Flack
Chit
New Britain
Moce
Weetis East
Germany
HL. Semmens
Bert’ Perry
Hurshaw Methodist Church
Nhill
Advances in Russia described by London mission secretary
The secretary of the Hissin Missionary Society, visiting Sedues, discusses Russia's conditions. He cites improving education policy and army modernization, notes humanitarian aid to camps, and predicts Russia will seek leverage against Japan. He mentions railway growth and strategic links with China, and plans to visit Australia after two months in New Zealand.
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Miles
London
Hissin Missiomairy Society
Sedues
Russia
Ibwine
Europe
Stherig
Bick
Japan
China
Mt Kassin
Mitting
Rusett
Jeroen
New Zealand
Australia
Sydney
Gillespie widow of Dover Road resident dies at 55
Mrs Hizie Kata Gillespie of Dover Road Horsham died after a period of illness at the aged base hospital on Wednesday. She was born in Horsham fifty five years ago the youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Young of Sunny Wide Dovey Road. Survived by husband Mr WQ Gillespie and three children William Morrison John Alexander and Annette with a grandchild Carolyn. Funeral at Horsham Cemetery conducted by Rev J B Sehwagler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illerpie
Hisie Kata Gillespie
W. Q. Gillespie
Doven Road
Thomas Young
Sunny Wide
Dovey Road
Gillespie
Hawthorn
William Morrison
John Alexander
Horsham
Annette
Alistair McCullock
Dunworthy
Arirat
Gramdehile
Carolyn
Deevased
Si. Andrew 'S Presbyterian
Borsham Cemetery
J. PB. Sehwagler
Murton
Messrs
Fp, Langlands
JT. Bennett
Arthur Bleakley
Masser
4. Medulloch
W. McPherson
Mesers A. Weight & Sons
Mayro
Rosina
Andrew Street
Colvraing
Hershaw
Daniel Morgan Maybery
Mitre
Hersham
Natimuk
W. Clinch
BA. Apsey
Church of England
St. John's Church
V. Boehm
Noetimuk
Coftinens
V. Maybery
A. Maybery
J. Mawberr
Joo
E. Boehm
T Tigleton
H. Sudholz
Mosers
A. Hichards
Sen
N. Maybere
FL Mayvbere
Knight
Mashyre
HR. OG. McChin
TR MeClure
Ro Aitken
Messrs L. Mutehesson
Drevermann
Tuesta
Albert Cameron Brevermann
Dookie College
Melbourne
Grammonwealth
Amo
Longerepong College
Ason
Australia
England
Canada
United States of America
Commonwealth
Dunstan
E.G. Veale
Malvern
Sprimgvaty Crenmtorium
Clements
Annie Clemente
Horsham Bay
Dimboola
Thomme Clements
Jane
Ree
Vig
Thomas
Frank
West Australia
Fred
Dinboolu
St. Peter's Church of End
Rev
K.P .Guodisson
Young Man Arrested by Police in Australia Case
Police in Sydney road Oularg arrested James McEvey aged Sir and charged him with forcibly taking a child under 14 from his parents. The investigation involved Prime of John Southern aged two who was found with his parents after seven hours missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thuraiay
Sydney Road
Oularg
James McEvey
John Southern
Sydney Union Calls for Reopening of Religion
Be addresses public bodies urging reopening of religious gatherings. Speaker presses for renewed communal worship and faith-based public engagement amid ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Cuonwean
Hite
Correspondence Instructions for Horsham Tunes Letters
Readers may submit correspondence of general interest with opinions from the other side. Letters should be typed or legibly written on one side of the paper and must include the sender’s genuine name and address for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Spectacular Welcome Aboard Berlin Visit Sparks Debate
Reportedly a grand welcome greeted a notable visitor in Berlin as political discussions shifted to plans or funding. The piece notes circulating talk among officials and observers about potential outcomes and public reception.
Yellow River Course Diverted by Cable Report
Japanese forces reportedly diverted the Yellow River flow near Kaifeng, shifting the river southward as a crater at Tsiekiang marked a strategic move along the Han River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow River
Tokio, Wertoee
Kaifeng
Tsiekiang
Wen He
Han River
Gas Explosion at School Injures Dozens of Children
In a blast at a school, a large number of students were injured as walls and the roof collapsed. Authorities report 49 children wounded with several severely hurt while evacuation and emergency response were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beast
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Public Works
Australian Loan Council
P.a
A.J. Weight & Sons
Wilson ST
G. R. Kirsopp
W. G. Lucas
Unquhart Street
Hursham
Commercial Intelligence
Horsham Stores
Ballarat
Harter
Dam
Welbolene Produce Market
Welbourn
Thursiav
Fevsut
fDi
the Horsham Times
JNE
Footscray
J. Turner
Dr King
Bowden
Tavis Bye
Beirne
Kirk
Hye
Murtoa
Labors Plan
Paes
Nwealta
National Insurance
Dersham
Sears
Dack Allan
CLUB
Ararat Hotel
Williams
Wire
Waal
Grant
William Great
Phanters
Jerusalem
Horsham Tmes
Chem) Ltd
Elyte Jules Nee Oll
Peitele
Pordimtiett
Paniile
Ieee Boy
Seth Irom
Gutraetars
Willelde
Aera Vette
Gheis Aespoet
Sterlale
Rititeaetits
Venetia
Tatel
Erie
Horsting
Prince Paul
Princess Olga
Cabic
Berlin
Cable
Capie
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