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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
6
The Berlin parliament set motion to expel all Hohenzollerns from the state, aiming to strip royal privileges. The expected vote would remove Kaiser’s line and end their influence as the new government consolidates power.
A Thursday trial resulted in several anti fascists receiving death sentences while others were jailed or given lengthy terms. The proceedings named Margherite Binks and a minister among those punished as the case drew to a close.
A report from Washington details Gaston Means receiving a federal sentence after a May court hearing. The article notes the case concerns the remittance of funds and a related investigation, with a mention of a child found near a residence. The piece references the involvement of authorities and the likelihood of an appeal.
A fragmented report notes Willare Bop leading a morning practice at Peterhoweey with little support. The group then joined a regular army unit proceeding to Homering playes, reflecting limited backing for the event.
Dr G K Felstead to resume practice on July 11 after a two day break. A farewell function at Horsham railway station honored Geo Beavis for six years as ALP secretary with a smoker’s outfit presented by stationmaster P Moynahan. Beavis thanked attendees for the gesture and his service. Messages mention Wm Lawrenow’s illness at Hurriam Base Hospital and a London celebration plan for Australian Methodism with Rev A T Holden sailing June 21. Also noted are K H Schurmann elected president of the Minyip Agricultural Society and Lord Stanley of Aldersley’s May 13 death with £63,000 and Cheshire property. he was Governor of Victoria from 1920 to 1922.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mairedhwldabeowe Lawson of Horsham and Natimuk resident Mrs Mary Rosell, detailing families, funeral arrangements, and memorial services. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Oliphant Gillespie of Hawthorn, pioneer Presbyterian worker, with service details and interment plans.
Yesterday afternoon the Hersham Girl Guides Association heard a lecture by Miss Hoffmeyer from headquarters. She traced the origins of scouting and guiding from Lord Baden-Powell to the modern movement, praising its global reach and potential for world peace. The meeting also reviewed annual reports, thanked supporters, and announced plans for a new Horsham company and a Brownie pack.
From a twelve member family six con padsi daughters five daughters and one son survive with Mr W C Gillespie of Horsham. Deep sympathy extended to the family. A London cable reports the death on Wednesday of Donald Maclean president of the Board of Education who entered Parliament as a Liberal in 1606.
Pruning trees has begun with some orchardists reporting good progress though yields for home grown tobacco are below expectations. A Methodist church service featured Rev. Douglas A. Puckett returning to Nathwak for a May service after two years with Queen's College and a duet offertory by Misses Fo and M Eldridge. An enjoyable social followed on Wednesday June 8 with varied program including solo, anecdotes, and a music arms display by RK Netherway. A name guessing contest and a Kiessing competition saw Miss M Lane win and a tie between partners Miss J Overall and Mr W Muller. Fox entertainment included. A dance is planned at the Sailors' Home Hall on Tuesday June 21.
Wanted to take to all kinds of knitting and sewing Miss Ballin Jer 1 Pynsent Street Phone 114. Wanted capable general mornings only until after dinner apply by letter to No 1946 Times Office. Wanted all classes at Water Street Horsham Barwell the tailor Cremona aes. Wanted known that W Hanes prepared to do watch clock jewellery and gramophone repairs Harriett Street Horsham.
Horsham schedule lists services at 11 am on an unclear subject Hea ven and a memorial note for Mrs Alex Lawson Also a 7 pm talk The Marks of the Holy Spirit Other entries reference Mr J 8 Joyce and Mr J 8 Jayee plus a Horsham Managers Meeting at a pm unclear time
Horsham 11 fev Fo Ro Wool house L Th Rev Harold F Allen Vectis East 11 Mr J Edmonds 7 Rev F R Woolhouse L Th Pimpinio 11 Rev Harold F Allen 7 Horsham Band Remlaw 3 Rev F R Woolhouse 1 Th West Wail 3 Rev Harold F Allen 7 Mr GT Smith Greenland Dam Mr Blow Radford Kalkor Mr J Menadue McKenzie Creek Mr G H Docking
Tenders are invited for six months ending December. Close at 2 pm June 27. Full particulars from RK Freacham Secretary PS Richards Coburn Richards ARADLA Architects Mercantile Buildings Dana Street Ballarat. Receve tenders at their office closing 12 o'clock Thursday Inst. for erection of Brick Church for Church of England Minyip Plans may be seen at Clergy House Minyip and at architect's Ballarat.
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