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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
2
Fragmented obituary style text recalls Bir Payton and a memory in Kinily with mentions of family and grief. The passage references a memorial service, loss and remembrance, and a family from Norad jain AYLI, with sparse details about dates and names, suggesting an inexact OCR of a local remembrance section.
irregular wartime notices describe rate changes and a revival plan for wool classes. Rural fire brigades receive financial and organizational focus while the Wool Classes revival seeks support from farmers and agricultural bodies in Victoria Australia.
The Rev W Couch, vicar of Christ Church Warrnambool for six years and formerly of Hyrrham, has been appointed to Christ Church Geelong. He will be inducted by Archbishop Booth on July 2. Mr Robert A Saunders, a four year ALF veteran, will reportedly leave Melbourne for a Agriculture department position.
Ruth Dake, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Dake of Natnick, married Lawrence Thiele, son of Mr and Mrs J Schilling of Wourhtown, at Zion Lutheran Horskinin on August 1. The ceremony was conducted by K Thiele with organist Acdunes Thiele. The reception for about forty guests followed at the Central Cafe. The couple will reside in Wyn Wems.
Mrs Francis Gardner, known as Doormat, died at Horst Rast Hospital on Friday at age in Goroke. Born in Harrow, she was daughter of Mn nad. She married Mr George Gaindner at Gompke and is survived by her children Willan Eliza Frances Luke Percy. Funeral held at Guerke Cemetery with Edenhope pastor Rev. officiating graveside. Pallbearers included Messers J Thardnee Wh Su 8 and others. Weight & Sons handled arrangements.
Report from New York on a Sunday event where the film director R drew attention for a substantial salary. The crowd focused on figures around 754 dollars, with references to other earnings, awards, and notable figures including Angelo Tart Vinh and Colleen Halas.
A Victorian court upheld a decision by the Chief Justice’s court regarding land and grain facilities. The Train Elert Board of Victoria was ordered to pay £18,844 plus interest and costs for the year marked by the case.
A confused report claims a cabby fee clash sparked Congressional reaction. The New Dent correspondent notes Sterley Taaxne involvement and general wrangling as leaders weigh steps and public sentiment.
The American Associated Press reports plans to ask the International Military War Crime Tribunal to judge Japanese leaders. A panel including the Pope and Gandhi is proposed to consider sanctions on defeated opponents once hostilities end. The former prime minister and three others are named as applicants with a broad conspirator theory guiding the case.
An opinion piece notes wool price increases of up to 95 percent cited in trade reports. The text discusses government regulation and subsidies from Canberra, potential factory price effects on clothing, and expected strong buying from America and Europe. Wool buyers like J Dudley Turner travel from Sydney to gauge market reactions and price levels for crossbred and fine wools amid global demand.
The report notes a junior event with Kerth from MA aiding a 113 mile route to Wormham and a 110 yard segment. Results include Henrett Pinos, Mieytite, Byes Oud, Edie Bine Cook, and 33 chequer meek with times ranging around 4 minutes per unit. Local deputies have appeared in Matbowrat for the past two years.
Dr C V Mackay spoke on cancer treatment and radiology in Horsham, urging public support for early diagnosis and hospital work. The lectures, hosted by M A ICCF and C W A, drew about 70 attendees and covered radiology’s role, almoners work, and public funding, noting nurse shortages at the Austin Hospital and ongoing cancer reform efforts.
Key figures Mondar and Saharrat discuss Resa plans amid rising tensions. Wier, Kins named in talks as potential allies or opponents. The situation centers on strategic moves and possible alliance shifts.
Lively talks between the Shire and Horsham Town Council address a gravel pit quarrel over royalty and supply. The engineer’s report calls for action at Hitkey 8 and a plan to secure gravel while safeguarding landowner rights and ensuring adequate material for the Shire.
A garbled account notes Mr. Strachey the British Minister for Fowl departing for Canada and the United States amid warnings of a tainted state food mission. It mentions possible cuts and cautions about introducing items and gas, with unclear names and details.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled golf club notice and petition summary. Mentions May, Tennessee, and references to a legal or civic action, with scattered names and events, but missing coherent details.
In a turbulent U S Open, two ties emerge as contenders struggle for the title. Notable players include Suniliys and Mange, with Hiri Sekt and others posting strong showings.
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