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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment lists birth and death notices with names and relationships, including spouses and in laws, plus scattered references to funerals and memorials. It shows many garbled words but preserves several individuals and family connections amid a chaotic layout.
A historic shift in Victoria's voting begins this month as all residents over seven and a half vote for the first time to elect members of the Legislative Council. The reform, aimed at stabilising government, ends the era of partial suffrage and expands the upper house’s role in reviewing lower house legislation.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of names and phrases about films and weed killer products. The readable parts hint at advertising content and pseudo technical terms without coherent events or dates. No clear persons or organizations form a decisive narrative.
A lengthy suppressed transcript discusses opposition to state lottery funding in Victoria Australia. It cites hospital needs, education budgets, and civic impact, arguing lottery proceeds may not benefit public health or hospitals and suggesting alternative funding approaches. The piece references comparisons to other regions and questions the lottery's efficacy for state spending.
The State School announces new teachers as part of a wave of staffing changes. Replacements include Teariere deine hail, left arta, Callaway, and Nona stepping in May. Several resignations are noted and a legal review referenced.
Fragmentary OCR note lists upcoming notices and ads for the Times next week. Mentions dates around June 18 and June 1 with vague references to promotions and a birthday event, but many garbled words remain.
An old bank manager of the Mocdhon Branch of the Union Bank was farewelled by Mrs J Watson and others. Guests enjoyed refreshments as Mr A Valin presented four reading lamps and a bent wine holder as keepsakes.
An article details the wedding of Miss Werner of Muto to Mr Robert of Natimin Rev. OH. Mutticke officiated. The ceremony featured a bride in a long embroidered tulle gown with pearl and orange bloom cornet, and attendants in pale blue gowns. The reception occurred at Central Cute Horan with music and congratulations from family members. The couple departed for their honeymoon in cinnamon frocks and powder coats.
Obituary notices note the death of Trevor Fulton of Piper Street Fawkner, aged about 60, a former Horsham resident and Kirkwood’s grocer worker, with survivors including wife and son David. The column lists other local names and families, cremations, and memorial services across multiple churches and towns, reflecting community loss and funeral arrangements.
The document stresses the vital role of financing for increased electricity production and the future of power and fuel resources. It highlights a target to raise current capacity, with plans for new generating plants and better transmission to meet urgent national needs and expand industrial electricity supply.
The No 17 Region executive of the Central Council Conference of the Victoria Fire Brigades Association urged the Country Fire Authority to press government departments to enforce restrictions on burning along railway lines. They argued for compulsory cutting of trucks around cereal crops near lines and harvest-time transport bans to prevent fires, seeking a nationwide commitment to effective preventative methods and harmonized controls.
Among Mopyayis absente admitted to the Winners Baxe Hospital over the weekend were Mr Sauk of Wawunna Road Mr Po Ballareni Du Key Mr Smith of Cloverdale Mr Wo W Saunders of Low Street several others including Ge Mo Koes of Devenhain HK Byrne of Demie Biymet AJL Ballinger of Week for Avenue 1 taker Mr Laughlan Street Kelly of Starvict Brrest D Moloney Andersen Street Mia Ke Oliver McLaughlan Street M Brown Millar Street REM Chipenter Victoria Hotel district resident d H Fulbank Dring Howth J E Baudinetto Marrow Br 8 C Ralph Jinrukee May W G Bryans Patch wollock T E Glinn Wairackaates.
Mr Te Ankittetanyatunity of Maffin, and Map Ankatell's Min Gralugor of Dyer Buvet along with Mix Brown and Min G Amon of Colerain visit relatives. The group travels to see Mrs Roberns and family in Heatenville and spend time with Miss Amy Jenkinson’s family. A Brad Dickinson replacement note appears amid this social round.
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