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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary memorial notice lists funeral director services and duties, praising dedication and secretary positions for the Premire. It references HORSHAM location, a public works context, and mentions memorials, awards, and names amid a jumble of obscured phrases and historical terms.
Weather forecast notes fine conditions in parts with northwest warmth and occasional showers. A mystery man is identified by fingerprints after an incident in Mesemune's area. Police report unclear events, with mentions of May 2 and investigations extending to New South Wales and Victoria.
A fragmentary note from 1665 mentions Che Horsham and Evert Tyndae with unclear context and vague references to a Peleg and a TV ESUAN JT NE 1S. The readable bits point to names and a dated string, but the passage lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Apple sellers abandoned a motor truck after a fruit theft in Ballarat. Two sellers appeared in court on Friday and were sent to Ballarat Gaol while the vehicle, found near the Graham railway station, held a quantity of apples. Police seized the truck and await ownership papers from Bendigo.
Report from a local street quarrel describes youths fighting in Pyne Street, with one man fined for indecent language and rude conduct. The case involves several residents, a public nuisance claim, and a brief note on mechanics' institute attendance and community fundraising.
At the Stinsie court before Mr Mair and Mr Jas Barnes J P, J Lewrmonth of Minyip charged Doumit Eric inelatr ranger with allowing cattle to wander on March 20. The case noted several wandering cattle in the shire and the defendant faced a penalty of 20 pounds for the act, with costs to be determined.
Fragmented report notes Phyllis Martin of Me atul Mra Mat, a young woman injured in a street accident near the Horsham road and Alles Vin, with Mr WA Miller assisting after the incident. The injured woman was conveyed to Horsham Hospital and is progressing favorably amid unclear details.
Last week the Education Department reshuffled duties at a local school and announced upcoming cinema programs. Nell Gwyn and The Incale Park Avenue were highlighted, with stars Joan Crawford Edmund Gwenn Clark Gable Montgomery and Jeanette MacDonald mentioned in lively notices from Hersham and nearby venues.
Students from Mrs TD Cameron's class staged an autumn music program at Muretom Music Chat on Tuesday. W. Poverine offered appreciation as Mr. T Cameron and others replied. Visitors expressed thanks for the event and the hospitality.
The Exstudents Association announces its annual ball to be held at the Town Hall on Monday June 24. A full program of dances and entertainment is promised with decorations in school colors and social tables supplied, while Madame Griffithy offers seasonal fashion and accessories for buyers. A fruit market plans to open soon in Siders Dover, Tmvey & On building in Plirbener Nath.
Fragmentary notes show an incident near Beaufort involving a store and local figures such as Mr. Tes deanch and Albert Bostlum. The garbled text hints at a meeting or invitation connected to the event and mentions Waterlo and related attendees, with scattered names and vague actions.
A local Warracknabeal event notes a Thursday June 20 concert at the Town Hall by the Wake Chale choir. The program features Polynesian music and hymns with lively dances and modern staging, praised for educational value and artistic quality by critics and residents alike.
Fragmented report from Horsham describes Hughes and Roberts, amid wine and unrest, with mentions of a Labour political row and Dunstan Government warnings. The piece notes a man escape injury, a court appearance, and local concerns over public works, path construction, and sheep deaths.
Early Friday thieves used an electric drill to entry Sartes office of Mews W.J. Thomas & Sons through an unlocked window. They drilled the safe lock but left with only £5 1s 10d cash in a tin. Loss also reported of £10 to a spouse. a drill and globe were removed from a rocket area. Police suspect a professional safebreaker.
Mire From Our Correspondent notes a wheelbarrow derby in Havre with a parade of devon teal workers. Mayor Uninphrtes presided as crowds cheered. racers prepared along bunting streets and departed toward Myrtleford while spectators filled the morning and early afternoon schedule.
In Sydney the Supreme Court heard Patrick Wity pursue restraining order to halt ongoing inquest into the tattooed arm murder case. Barrister argued the Coroner exceeded authority by expressing views during inquiry. The inquest detailed Brady driving from Crovulla to Sydney at dawn on April 2 with blinds down.
A modest crowd attends the Melbourne Town Hall opening of the Country Women's Association exhibition of handicrafts. Sandy Huntington officiated as the event highlighted traditional manual skills and warned against machinery replacing women’s crafts and traditions.
Dr Harris, minister for education, announced approval of a £254,000 grant by the Employment Council to fund new school buildings. The decision aims to advance construction and provide modern facilities.
A catastrophic rail crash near London’s King's Cross station leaves fifteen dead and dozens injured. Emergency services respond as explosions and fire tear through wrecked carriages. Officials order evacuations and a large scale investigation into the high speed collision and subsequent evacuation efforts.
A Sunday mystery reports seven deaths after a blast at a factory in Central Germaniy. The incident involved strangled events and faulty factors, with investigators seeking causes and assessing wartime confluence.
Juonden notes a period of improvement at the King's, with reports of better ear condition and general health. In the neighborhood, people observe routine activity as doctors monitor recovery, while Pho Kinit strolls and tenders chores at the parish and stud farm.
A long interview with Mr fattwerm and Mr dA Lyne discusses plans to depart for the Continent on Mountay. Reported progress suggests no meat agreement exists yet, with Lyons featured as an early settler.
A bale of wool from Melnvittri to Jerkind Mhiwaage was found by Lavinton Sumtay. The document reports the linuler nineteen furseariant wactonos stad nuit seal fil Jorter to the Tinlinidus Secretary, Mr. dM Thomme Thiele.
A garbled report notes a rowing event involving Jacob Ruppert and an expedition near Jamaica. The text mentions seven men and a nautical scene with anchored vessels and a dash toward a distant shore. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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