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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
2
A dense clipping lists yesterday's provisions prices from Horsham and Ballarat plus local farm and factory item notes. It includes memorial notices for Cowell Kelland and Hormanikel, and family tributes for Deceased persons, with thanks from relatives and mentions of services at Horsham Base Hospital.
In memory of Mulder Segen, family gathers for a memorial at Beyuel Bas. The ceremony honors his life with relatives Jenn Feri and Margaret Lev among those paying tribute to the late figure.
Weather notes forecast cool spells with temperatures and a late evening bring. University Conservatorium recital set for Town Hall Supper Room on June 23 featuring Max Cooke Leonard Dommett and Muriel Layk. Horsham events include Apex Rotary balance quiz and dance exhibitions by Jack Bosley and Joyce Morris with proceeds to arts fund. Ripon party plans see only one nomination for Provincial seat as nominations close.
A petrol used for cleaning tractor parts caught fire in Horsham causing smoke to issue from Wilson Street and G B Abernethy’s yard with no damage reported. The Hor sham Narracoorte bus service by Ansett Roadways begins Monday linking Horsham to Narracoorte, with daily departures and mid day arrival. A special Monday train to Melbourne runs on King’s Birthday, though the 5:35 am departure is contested by station staff. An obituary notes the death of Mrs Ztlcn Aitken of Gumke, with survivor details and service arrangements in Horsham Hospital.
Persistent rains reprieve the wheat lands as farmers begin seeding operations across the region. The report notes varied field conditions and mentions key names and places tied to the season's start.
Personal details list Mr TF Hoskin of Builyey aya Uc as a resident at Wembiey private Rospatal and Mrs Bo Hall of Meshwiltne State President of the RSL visiting Hor sham as guest of Mrs. Rodan. Nursing and hospital staff roles, former management positions, and social connections across Horsham and nearby streets are noted along with a weekly dimmer and a report on tab Wi.
The bride Tari Harris Tempson wed Raber Hynes in a ceremonial church entrance with her father. She wore a white gown with silver beaded accessories and a lace neckline. Attendants included Alwyn and Pephim, while the groom was supported by Jdonkengirr. After a Hollywood Café reception, plans for Tusmauin were discussed.
The Daily Telegraph reports a step toward improved relations as two Arab prisoners are released today in Thamiir near King’s Birrnetny. The Jorweilen notes a gesture toward broader peace.
A fragmented report outlines strong U S protests against Russia amid a Hungarian crisis. It cites European leaders debating responses, with mentions of Britain, Norway, and Hungary. The piece notes potential diplomatic strains and calls for unity in reaction to mounting tensions.
Fragmentary text mentions Austrian authorities and Bolgatian context with an apparent reference to a minister or secretary. Readable pieces are sparse and identities or events remain uncertain.
A chaotic set of OCR fragments describes a steeplechase win near Horsham with mentions of Dowling Forest and Wallarat. It references a horse owner, Cecile Pate, and various stray phrases about races, locations, and dates, but the readable core notes a steeplechase victory associated with a Horsham owner.
At a Horsham Town Council meeting, the open road policy was axed and a new charge scale for openings was proposed. E Harvey explained current plumbers and contractors often overcharge. the council will adopt a prepayment permit system to curb costs and provide clearer roadside work oversight. Application forms will be printed.
A town council letter from J Watts to C Teneo discusses erecting a joint band hall and kiosk at the Recreation Reserve similar to a Warracknabeal example. It notes the Pipe Band seek land near the Showgrounds gate and explores leasing options and council support for a pavilion to serve band needs and public events.
An old bulletin notes women motorists shifted from fashion to car choice and use. It cites surveys showing women’s preferences for practicality, comfort, and safety in vehicles, with emphasis on upholstery and windscreens.
The Horskas council, urged by public demand, moves to complete street conveniences. After two years of debate and a staged site in Pynsent Street, engineers flag sewerage issues as a constraint, yet officials vow progress despite postponements until after the council election.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a commission barred for Bulgaria and a confusing frontier discussion. Names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to dismission and refusal. The text quality prevents a clear event or outcome beyond a formal barrier involving Bulgaria.
The CMURON notes detail an upcoming church weekend, the Methodist and Presbyterian notices, and a Mission of Witness march from the Miran district Church to Bee Hospital. Mr GA Mee discusses survey efforts and the Youth Department, with services, doctrinal instruction, and singing planned. The Rev J Ander will visit Horsham, with a gathering at Ganee Halls Gap and a forthcoming Missionary Convention at Doven and Horsham.
A terse report notes a settlement on a French strike involving railway workers and an agreement reached after negotiations. The article mentions the Gable twins and a person named Fretes in connection with the dispute, with limited context due to OCR damage.
Grazier reports heavy losses from dogs roaming the district and attacking ewes near the town boundary. One dog is alleged to belong to a Horstram councillor, with claims of multiple sheep killed and paddocks damaged. Investigations urged, with possible legal action against suspects.
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