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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
5
Scattered notes describe Horsham weather trends and market prices. Mentions Ballarat Porton Osama and Mittin trading details with city names, figures, and prices. Included are references to Corry Mullan and other local figures amid midweek entries on wheat and freight costs.
The message from the Lavitter family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy, telephone calls, letters, and condolences following a bereavement. It acknowledges personal expressions of sympathy and appreciation from those who offered support and assistance during the difficult time.
A damaged fragment notes a loving memory of a deceased person interwoven with family ties and a fading timeline. The text hints at June and tempo of life, with a sentimental tone conveying loss and remembrance.
An official statement shows criticism of a minister’s plan to establish a facility for observation and treatment of sexual offenders known as hardier line offenses. A committee reviews alternatives, calling for expert input and caution on effectiveness, while the public remains uneasy about new penalties and mental health approaches.
A large Horsham meeting marked birthday honors for Mrs. Thomas Stewart Gordon of Porath and Stag of Fooratem IAwe. Attendees included local families and officials, with cake, speeches, and tributes to notable residents and guild members. The event followed church services and social rounds in a busy town life, highlighting civic ties and local charity.
Light rainfall and fine cold weather forecast across southern Victoria with snow possible on highlands. Public holiday on Monday for Kim’s Birthday with limited post office hours and morning mail delivery. Football match at Recreation Reserve between Wimmera League and Sturt from South Australia. Train collision near Beaufort involved a truck owner Mr McLearlon. no serious injuries. Pig carcass demonstration and agricultural talk held in Horsham with Griffths, Babb, and Dr Hammond outlining pig industry notes.
The Horsham branch of the Ts.8. LEA will hold an annual debutante ball at Masonie Hall on Monday August 1. Due to halted pavements the gala event was cancelled. tickets issued by United Barber and local brokers remain valid for a rescheduled reception at Gordon Institute grounds.
At Horsham, final preparations for the Horsham District Motor Cycle Club racing were made for Sunday June 12 with 47 entries. Events include 250 cc and 360 cc scratch races, 16 lap all powers, sidecar laps, and handicap races. a motor bus will depart Lake for the start.
Mentune postmaster Willige Clifton was shot in a hotel during a tense incident reported by our Melbourne correspondent. Constable and bystanders were present as authorities investigated the fatal wounding and the suspect’s use of firearms.
A wire from a correspondent reports a British Women's Isolation conference proposing a domestic service scheme for women. Discussion suggests arranged placements in colonial huts and workplaces, aiming to integrate female labor into service roles under government oversight.
Wire from our correspondent reports a series of measures urged by officials to aid native communities. The piece cites a push for inviolable reserves on Apatelm Land, abolition of watering deputy roles, and special provisions. Thomsen notes the moment is ripe for such coverage, while Donal Fhotoson urges federal action and broader reforms.
A hearing began today in Melbourne on the application for wage adjustments for technicians at broadcasting stations. The Professional Radio Employees Institute seeks a margin base for technical staff wages, aiming for adjustments around the ER TV 10 CS benchmark.
The engagement notices announce Les tis May, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Hot L Krelle of Dosenrund Horsham, to Garfield Alfred, eldest son of Mr and Mrs We Salfmann of Camberwell. Also Winifred Mary, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Cameron of Natwik, to Alfred Walter, son of Mr and Mrs Barnert of Glentrian.
The Har em Agriculteres society plans a meeting at the Methodist Julia Mall on Friday June 27 at 2:30 p.m. Mie Tang, longtime cookery section judge, will advise entrants and explain the section requirements.
A dispatch from East Ans reports a meeting of representatives from Fantor and Austelon to discuss Germany’s debasement and the use of a weapon or tactic. They examine debt service, water strategies, and payments toward Bette lauports from Gere MMny, with pointers to India and other regions.
Madrid on Wednesday reports a German attack described as deliberate aggression against British property. A British observer notes the bombardment targeted port facilities with a torpedo attack and machine gun fire, while German sources claim a defensive action.
At the Horsham Sewerage Authority monthly meeting presided by Commissioner R. Charles, D. B. Smith recommended accepting Martin Stoneware Pipe Co. Ltd. for pipes and Allan & Murray for tender work. The board approved day labor for the project, appointed J. Gramlick of Mitcham as foreman with a £6 weekly salary, and discussed staff needs amid replacement delays.
Fragmentary text reports a forged lamndirg and a plane related incident. mentions Minister Me Defenre and a bowler, with unclear destinations and timing. authorities indicate secrecy and possible connections to a larger plan being frustrated.
Wednesday night announcements featured Lord Huntingfield bestowing an MBE on Charles James Ferrington DM after 16 years in the Australian Instructional Corps and prior wartime service. The Horsham area celebrated Colonel JW Mitchell with a smoker’s stand at the Loewruo Motel as regional figures prepared for forthcoming honors and resignations.
The annual Mlecier conference gathering in Manchester saw Grand Master Hr Shirkoy Uioreke preside at the Masonic Hall in Woop with officers and many members in attendance. Delegations from several lodges and numerous P.G. s and district representatives participated, with reports on membership, charitable works, and upcoming elections discussed amidst the ceremony.
Obituaries report the death of Lewin Krelle of Burrey Mills and other local figures in Victoria. Details note Krelle’s death from injuries near Melbourne after visiting Horsham, his Sydney years, and family ties to Keele and Krelle clans. Additional notices cover Thomas Franklin of the Army hospital in Melbourne, Alfred Gerine of Nype Rainbow, and James Clarke of Marrow. Funeral arrangements and community responses are described, with tributes from relatives and local lodges.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a local event with named persons and contests. It mentions a bride potentially involved in a ceremony, a prize or win by Ma Raunders, Mr. Winstorfer, and a 65m formation? The passage also references women’s participation, fees or donations, and a private arrangement at a hospital or hostel.
In a clerical meeting at Savion Fort on 11/8 the appointing of Relph Bond is noted. J Woliow and Pie ae attended with others, while 14 8 drawing claer and Tent references appear in the fragmentary report.
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