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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
2
A jumble of names and phrases appears to reference births and bereavements, with scattered fragments of personal names, dates, and organizations. Readable bits include mentions of individuals and unclear events amid a noisy OCR segment with no clear single story or date.
Residents of Horsham voice strong support for a public swimming pool and push the council to raise 4500 pounds for the Public Works Department, urging government backing to ensure the project proceeds and avoid delaying public works.
The fragment documents a funeral notice with names including Mr. Anthony and a long list of mourners, indicating a church service at St. Jett and burial at Laake Cemetery. City and parish affiliations, church and procession details, and a memorial at the Horsham area appear amid scattered OCR errors.
A recent meeting elected Bow Matthews as president of the Brimp Younger Set with nine members present. Robert Macumber was chosen as vice president, Lindsay Pip and others were noted in the outcome. The group reported ongoing activities and new officeholders, with mentions of Miss Matthews and Mr. Erdman in associations.
The Shire secretary Mr Lovett outlined immunisation clinics starting in August for children aged under six at Horsham Infant Welfare Center and other state primary centers. Injections were scheduled across August and September with two-dose plans and parent consent required.
A compilation of names and places from Pembvern and surrounding areas lists social engagements and possible events this week. Individuals including Mr HJ Mayberry, Mrs DB Row, Miss AP Fitegerwhi, and others across McKensie Creek, Rockland, Gorake, and Marrow Moon note upcoming gatherings and potential cross district connections with New Zealand broadcasting opportunities mentioned in passing.
Expert testimony at a 1951 inquiry into the bus train crash near Horsham noted the crossing required no immediate action after the collision. The hearing, led by railway officials, discussed recommendations to improve safety while recognizing the crossing’s prior lack of urgent upgrade.
A Horsham singer received praise after performing at Melbourne’s Austral Salon monthly musical evening. The report notes local attendees and performers, with mentions of accompanying musicians and the event’s quiet, community atmosphere.
Mr and Mrs Cray and others visited Whartny Nurvet Howling Club in Whwn asked about a Matrafian. Mr Gray recalled nieces and coincidences linking Quanlong and Mildura Bowling Club. He described charity films and a Melbourne incident as part of memories.
Unclear report notes a guest speaker at the Penguin Club delivering remarks about various unclear entities and topics. The text references Serene, Ales, Torvhave, Wimhorta Ceuta, Methorcrne Permian and Diantenta during the day, with references to a late event and lingering questions about context.
A local stall raised fifteen pounds for the club Tu P Anyup at a community fair. The event was organized by the Rispanyuip Foothall Ladies' Club and featured a mix of toys, baked goods, and handmade crafts.
Fragmentary OCR social notes mention several personal names and unclear events including Huuhton Mayle Mfrs de Beye and Ng ath Mrs de Beye. The legible items suggest a social column with multiple individuals but no coherent narrative or dates can be determined from the available text.
Heir Joan James Kelly a plumber of Valentine Avenue was fined £5 on each of two driving negligence charges and for failing to indicate a hand turn. Detective J A Smith of Wordhan noted no signal and Kelly claimed speed was around 25 mph. The incident involved damage to a utility vehicle and a fire beacon near Horsham, with conflicting statements from Kelly.
Marton residents May and Mrs O'Brien were farewelled after a Sunday night service at the Local Methodist church. The circuit minister led the tribute to Mr O'Brien for his long service, noting his work with the larne work and his friendships. Attendees included church leaders and friends who gathered to honor his memory and wish him happiness in retirement.
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