Horsham Kitchen Tea and Golden Wedding Celebrations
A kitchen tea hosted by Miss E Davis and Horsham fire brigade honors Miss Hazel Lindroth who departs soon, with gifts and well wishes. A Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs G Wallis is celebrated with family, speeches, and a dance, followed by supper and dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Davis
Horsham Fire Brigade
Hell
Hazel Lindroth
Migin
Bob Stephen
Geo. Edvants
Connie Liout
Neil Wat
Miss Lindroth
Mr Stephens
Airport land plan sparks public comment in Times report
A Times article notes public works will not object to Trang Australian council land acquisition for an airport, amid visitor growth and interstate travel interest. Also covered are hospital collections, a successful Hurston Pipe Band event, local injuries, spider bite questions, and variable spring weather with a cold night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Public Works Department
Trang Australiant Atewatys
Harry Greenberg
Sint
Twn
Ab Arrodrome
Hort ‘Wum
Ant
Melbourne
Rupsayap
Anna
Hurston Pipe Band
el Wiv
Bundy
Mesars
Dawson
C. Selkjoel
Fragmented text memorial and scene notes across voices
A garbled excerpt lists names and phrases across multiple voices, mentioning memorial or sermon moments, figures like Yosef and Abate, and scattered references to an amnesty era or figures in a stirred community. The legibility is limited, yielding a collage of names and half formed ideas.
Unclear OCR Fragment on City Council Meeting
Fragmentary text shows Junior Council Se Reet Ue the Mayor and mention of a council vote. Some names and dates are garbled. The piece hints at a meeting about permits, hearings, and city governance but lacks coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camere
Joos Onesev
Horsham natives at conference and local visits
The Horsham branch led by W Borella and secretary A W Cummings attends the annual conference at Remign. Ainsworth of Ballarat visits Crenda, while Miss Joan Ainsworth stays with relatives in Kalkes rush. Local residents D Schacbe and others are admitted to Horsham Base Hospital after weekly illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Australian Natives Association
W. Borella
A. W. Cummings
Remign
Mix Thirle
Elizabeth
Nf Hahndorf
R.A
Mes B. Schirmann
David Street
Scherr
Fr. Kretschmer
Adslawe
Victoria
Dymke
O'Connor Street
Adelaide
LM. Rotiinam
Permwian Wright Ltd
Joan Ainsworth
Ballarat
Crenda
Rey Moreom
Kalkes Rush
J. Ainsworth
Horsham High School
A. Eximondson Patirnest
Melbourne
G. Millett
Caulfield
Erie Dunstan
Glenn
Moran
Cyto
Messrs
Grahada Ubveteli
Mirleoth
Hue
Apensting
Metaiuniat Fatidiys
Lostock
Horsham Base Hospital
D. Schacbe
Murton
Obituary of Robart Reckely at Natiauk
Robart Reckely died at his Natiauk home Sunday evening after a prolonged illness. He was 41 years old, born in Hamilton, later married to Elizabeth Mary Moser, survived by his wife and family. He worked as a boot repairer before marriage and held roles in church management. The funeral is planned at Natimuk Cemetery with local church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erckett
Robart Alexanter Reckely
Natiauk
Ilness
Borg
Hamilton
Eliza Brown
Eliabeth
Mary Moser
Wis
Stawell Council Discusses Varelisn Purchases at Meeting
Reported council session notes delayed action on buying copies of a booklet for schools amid vandalism concerns at lakes and parks. Speakers cited restricted access at lakes, property damage near Mt Couper Street, and complaints about memorial walls. Names and addresses appear in crowd chatter and a few vandalism incidents are described with limited detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawell Boose Thanite
Alimre
Council
Revolution
Hae Park
Torsten
Immigrant Rally Promotes Family Size in Ballarat
Best Immigrants Are Australians Says Ballarat Priest reports a sunny gathering of 800 people traveling up to 600 miles to the lake rally. Clergy present include Fathers O'Connell Day Linon Horsham Bermin Sprousen Whilly Hogan. Father Linnane noted five years of growth for the NCRM rally and urged larger families to support Australia’s labor needs amid rising costs. Open air mass, benediction, tea, and an open air concert followed, with organizers Mr J Murphy Reg Fvery Mrs M Ryan and Mrs Jackman lauded for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Day
Linon
Horsham
Bermin
Sprousen
Father Hogan
Linnane
Father Hoga
N.C.R.M
Father Mogan
I “Phils
Iparists
Australia
Graeme
Ey Pather Linnane
Seventh security loan opens in market notes demand
The article outlines a tentative issue plan with a total amount to be raised and subscription terms. It discusses eligibility, government oversight, and the expected short term demand for securities. Cash subscriptions and redemptions are suggested at 2 percent, with £1000 multiples for initial and subsequent dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Cain
Stork Pe
Gill
Whitley
Post Master To GB To Morwell Developments
Postmaster to GB Morwell developments draw attention across north western Victoria with emphasis on Mildura Ouyen and St areas. Mr Larmenr identified as a widely recognized figure in regional communication and infrastructure updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morwell
Larmenr
Victoria
Mildura
Ouyen
Netting of quail to be investigated reports
Mr A A Butcher director of Fisheries and Game said investigations would be made into reports that quail were netted at Horsham and Nhill. Netting quail is illegal and punishable by heavy fines. The shooting season would not open until April. Residents report nets erected at night in stubble with motor vehicles driven to drive quail into nets. Many birds were taken and reports exist of spotlighting and catching them with butterfly nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Butcher
Fisheries and Game
Horsham
Nhill
Apel Horsham
Atnble
Firemen Attend Church Service in Elmhurst
A contingent of Elmhurst firefighters attended Sunday services at St. John’s Church of Elmstead. Led by Captain E. Gerlach, the crew from the fire station joined the Morristown Teen Mega group, with townspeople warmly welcoming the visit and praising the firefighters for their risky, community-saving duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceptain
Gerlach
Sam Meets Bill for First Time in Years Match
Reportedly Sam finally encounters Bill after years apart as races and marches unfold amid uncertain personal dynamics and lingering tensions within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bill
Accident on Wilson Street Disrupts Local Reporter
Newspaper staff witnessed a street accident directly outside the Times office on Friday. A vehicle collided with a trolley or obstacle injuring several bystanders and causing transportation delays as authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Farmers Day grant unlikely says wheatgrowers group
Victoria wheatgrowers asked last week for a public holiday to be known as Farmers Day. The move is unlikely to be granted since show day already functions as a holiday in metropolitan areas and country towns. If approved, others would seek similar holidays claiming economic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
District News Brimpaen Report on Village Hall Funds Event
A distorted report notes a Saturday fundraising event in Brimpaen for hall funds. Prizes included several names and locations while prizes were reportedly denied by Mrs A Beniter. The account mentions multiple winners and local attendees amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penton
E. Hunnena
Counention
Mra
HE. Zerbet
Ste. Timbeau
Pipkory
Aro
A. Beniter
Visit Here by Grief Secretary Stays At Hotel
A brief office note states the grief secretary remained at the hotel for the day and then departed in the morning, with no additional actions or names provided.
Country Way Hi Pao Athletic Championships
Fragmented OCR text mentions an athletic championships event connected to Horsham Hospital Carnival Committee and Stawell, with unclear names and dates. The readable items reference attempts to conduct championships and a community committee, but details are garbled. The piece lacks coherent facts or outcomes to form a clear summary.
Stawell Football Club Seeks £1000 for Dressing Rooms Refurbish
The Stawell Football Club aims to raise £1000 this year to fund the rebuilding of dressing rooms. The project plans include extending and enlarging the interior to create four distinct areas with tables. Completion is targeted within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawell Football Club
Bendigo star to run here at Horsham Carnival
Alex Wilson from Bendigo Thousand Winner is set to appear at the Horsham Hospital Carnival on March 9. He will compete in the Horsham Gift and is being considered by the organizing committee as a highlight act. The event aims to showcase athletic talent and community spirit, with Wilson’s appearance seen as a major draw for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Wilson
Bendigo Thousand Inner
Murtos J School
Horsham Hospital
Horsham
Wilson
Oaenir
Ballarat Kennel Club Successes Highlight Big Show
Ballarat hosts a large Kennel Club event featuring prize winners across breeds. Notable performances include Cocker Spaniels and Greyhounds, with top placements for Labradors, Whippets, Fox Terriers, and other registered dogs. Judges and exhibitors across Australia praised the entries at the Labor Day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangitavis
Sento
Homee Xan Pete
Uanilogs
MPA
Moxlynim
Srinpen Mae
Cocker Spaniels M
Rather Hamers Downs
Tharsis
Rakern Cubby
Howe
Fur Oe
Raber
Robern Net
Isniewir Wright
Margdon
Mr. Rein
Bowie Lady
Emi
Aimle
Wimmera wheat growers blamed for poor harvest yield
A Victorian wheat official criticized Wimmera growers on Thursday for not reinvesting as much as they took out, saying spreading superphosphates did not suffice. The Grain Producers' Board chairman H Glowery urged better husbandry, warning against complacency amid district challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmera
Victoria
Grain Rhcortors’ Board
H. Glowery
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AF. Weight & Sons Funeral Directors
Sune
Weney
Vowren & Sons
Intelligeace
Joy
Mire
Robern Avenue
Tries
Snhinger
TUN Illuisine
Mazel Plorence
HieHter
Ser
Lindrath
Éatle
Forstim
Henry
Soumagest
Ste
Mies
Stephens
Mall's Gap
Torsha
Chipel
Sigking
Maire
Gust
Fairlie Fartet
Alin Kroker
Betty Srey
Hila Gust
St. Andrew's Minne
Miss Gust
Ktoker
Mr. EU Wits
Came Menosis Church
Lavverlale
Fomor
McKensie Creek
G Wallis’ Gabden
Pauly
Mod
Charan
Athal Willy
K. Harvie Pinns
Sag Daley
Frank Bates
A. Bates
Stwell Rosd
Horsham Bass Hospital
Tg By & Fragmunk
Wteel
W. Turnbull
Jen Tuemir
Weel-Ond
Minday
C. R. Walter
Edith Street
Ule Base Hospital
White Hotel
T. E. McGennisken
Baillie Street
Forest Commission
Woolpaoer
McGennisken
Vietln
Wien
DNL
Xoon
Yosef
Sven Ak
Marie Bards
Kit
Luther Ie Murra
The
Cwisnet
Junior Council
Jurc Kelts
Fey
Akot
Ibaa
Earl Cenratan Parame
Pete
Stawell
Varelisn
Horan
Tiwi
Ini
Stiwell
Comnett
Fiest Cobmne
South Africa
Springtaic
Alford
Guildford
Surrey
Ford
St. Jon's Church
Eugiend
Race Club
Ree Kapetnar
Sared 'Ier
Rades Tarr
Sonal
Wilson Street
Quanting
Dean Abe
Ealtbaton
Nina
Urea
District News
Brimpaen
Day Moraine
Madey
Cee Peynray
Ain
Retary
Bendigo
Tafa
Terie Bena
Wilson Wax
Dandonoay
Arbors Chile
Morahigny Wits Terwlinng
My Huere Greeiborgs Amend Morte Sages
Pire Wong
Kennel Club
Thorstiail
Labor Day
Ethan
McGuews
Roches
Nswoanllu
Glowery
Deps! Services
Wille
Mullyny
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