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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
2
A jumble of names and dates records several bereavement notices. Wives children and siblings are named for late relatives, with several entries noting sudden deaths, location details in New South Wales and other personal remembrances.
A lively show titled Bathing Beauties Parade features a modern French bathing fashion displaying revealing swimwear. The 1050 trend forecast prompts speculation on future styles while a 5 shillings ticket includes a sip of irr. The event, supporting the Ladies Auxiliary fund for Horsham Baye Hospital, runs three hours with a 7 pm start and tickets via A Cummings office amidst heavy local attendance.
The text reports two of marriage ceremonies: Dulcia Merten and Alexander Ws at a church service in June. and Diana Bernand and William Kelly at St Thomas Church Willoughby Sydney with elaborate gowns, attendants, and a reception at Chagwood Hall. It notes attire details, bridal party, and a brief celebratory scene.
Mervyn Tolling resumes radio technician work with Me Lindsay Smith after four years in AJAF service. Constable T A Banner, off on leave, stays with sister Mrs He Dougherty in Horsham. Miss Joan Thompson resigns from Colonial Gas Association and departs for a new post. Horsham Post Office welcomes Hilla Gust after joining BALG in Melbourne. Mrs E W Price and Mrs H McTaviah attend State Conference in Melbourne. Mrs G Weight also travels. H Rokeaky, Horsham Hospital intermediate section student, progresses well. Mr and Mrs B Gust return to Brighton from a holiday with UL Gust’s parents.
Town Clerk Mr. W. F. Progue notes compulsory voting would entail heavy work and requires notifying electors. Council members discuss administrative details and potential media exposure to inform residents about the voting changes.
Obituary notices for Mrs. Eileen May Downes recount her birth in Wonwondah district her marriage at Horsham and life in Clunes with husband and two children John and Diana The service was led by Rev Fr O Shan neamey and praised as a devoted church worker Funeral details also note the burial of John Bernard Syport at Wisham Cemetery with service by Conan Fettell and bearers listed.
The report outlines Prime Minister Signor de Gasperi assuming broader powers amid a constitutional dispute. Italy faces a Supreme Court ruling on a referendum and potential withdrawal from the scene, with references to royal will and standoff among factions.
Injuries plague Horsham while Stawell hosts a pivotal clash in the league. Hinds, Ball, and Campbell miss upcoming games, forcing changes as Horsham seeks a four-quarter performance. Ararat, Nhill, and local teams also feature in the weekend schedule with several keen matchups shaping finals hopes.
The Williamstown Star joins Horsham in the Uitelet League with Teasdale as a 3s member. The lineup strengthens Morcha team with vigor and kicking power. Selectors name Tatineris Firliam Bye Maliharks Linnexny Hutcheson Wood Whitlivon Xpru Williams J aeny as backs and Fechner Stevens Eldriden as forwards with Giddings Corneil Lawes in the followers. Melntont Kemp Vehiy Keer and others listed as reserves for the Seconds and 19th week plan.
The notice outlines a long list of names from Hatter ground for an event tomorrow at the Racecourse. It specifies attendees including Wollermann, Nadtraes, G. Mxell, Rom, Hinch, Pearen, Laweee, Giddings, Peterman, Tawson, Nyron, Lawn, Matt, Exot, Robertaon, tub, Drarwe, Sawilers, Reywalde, Mille, and others. Attendees are to gather at 2 o'clock sharp tomorrow for the Morning Club meet at the Racecourse.
A Monday challenge match pits the 2.51 team against Horsham eighteen at the Retention Reserve. Leading town players may join the Diggers, and local interest is high as the lowalry game promises a good crowd and frosid weather.
A Horsham Times reader letter alleges local councillors and the Housing Commission mishandled site selection amid flood risk. The writer accuses officials of ignoring topography along Conte Street and Dill, warns of repeated floods, and questions accountability for statements and past actions.
An editor reads a pre election statement by Labor candidate J A Hatily in the Western Province race. The letter argues against endorsing an oath of allegiance to a party and condemns opponents for forced party alignment while referencing local water supply issues and the need for independent stance.
An article describes elaborate decorations at the Wimmera Shire Victory Day function. The Masonic Hall was draped with flags and pennants, with large floral displays including gladioli, protea, chrysanthemums and violet centerpieces. Mrs. W. J. Gray coordinated the floral arrangements while the Shire Secretary hosted guests.
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