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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR item mentions names and a dated notation with unclear context. The readable bits include "Logelow Wewkewehan Pemanier Lawker Legen" and a parenthetical "L(h 17)" alongside a reference to a person "Grahame" in an historical newspaper snippet having damaged text.
An unreadable excerpt mentions a local action or meeting with several garbled names and terms. The legible parts reference a reported procedure or event described as taking place at a specific time or location, but essential details remain obscured.
The readable segments reference various names and terms in a garbled report, lacking coherent events or context to form a clear summary or identify a factual news item.
Mr Tuy Bivkop of Kaniva sustains a deep gash in the face when a young dog bites him during a walk. The wound is described as serious but healing without complications.
A substantial social gathering in Horsham marked the wedding of Dorothea Mavis and Walter Pomsturst, with invitations extended by Maria Worral and guests from Warrnckabiad to Minglanal. The ceremony at St Dolais Church followed a choral ceremony and featured family tributes, while a reception at the Cave Garden Cafe hosted by Mr and Mrs Smith and Mr and Mrs Baker.
Mrs Catherine Hasninsen former Horsham resident died at a Melbourne private hospital. Widow of Martin Hasminusset she ran a Firebrace Street stationer's shop years ago. She leaves two daughters and two sons Andrew Lawnen and others mourn her. A private service was held with local attendees and church officials.
A dense program listing features a variety of acts and segments. It includes orchestra pieces, vocal and instrumental performances, vaudeville style numbers, and musical interludes with titles such as The Mexican Poorest, The Rive Sante, and Always on My Heart. Multiple venues and broadcast times are noted, with routine market reports and news service segments interwoven.
Melboueme Gesnnmity School defeated Crewlonge College by three and a half lengths in SM ba. Gratimar Selinwel defeated Nachet College by three jenwths in 418 ba. Wes ley College beat Sooteh College by 68th in health.
Fragmented notes describe a final will event at a theater venue with participants and a performance by LTE Motors. It mentions the North station area and several unclear proper names, hinting at a staged reading or production with planned trend cuts.
At a monthly meeting the Murcavenly Progress Association noted recent sheep losses and damage from eagles and hawks. They urged a telegram to MLA Mt Hussin requesting action in Marmyville and reinstatement of grazing protections.
The Shire of Arapiles issues a public notice listing rate payments and property concerns. The rate collector will attend at Neradijuba and other localities to collect charges, with interest at the prescribed rate on overdue amounts.
A quirky line from Host Hollyook praises a spread described as Hol brooke Amwehowy. The note suggests slicing buttered toast and tasting the spread with enthusiasm.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places with unclear context. It hints at punished or political actions involving individuals and locations, suggesting a historical note on consequences or public figures, but specifics are unreadable.
A jumble of sale notices lists items including birds parrots firewood and household goods offered by various sellers. Advertisements mention quantities prices and contact hints across locations such as Hershiani and Horsham with multiple firms and individual sellers.
Fragmentary notice appears to claim disposal of a dog and requests support while mentioning street names and individuals. The legibility is poor, with several garbled phrases and missing details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple names such as Clark, McKenzie Creek, Hobitsia and locations like GREENLANTY PASS and KRALKER with scattered times like 3 pm and 11h. Details are inconsistent, suggesting an unstructured schedule or notes rather than a single coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a church notice for Presbaterlan Church in Horsham with names Rev Bog Metherick and Mr J, mentioning an event at 7 pm and a possible talk or gathering. details are unclear due to garbled text.
Evensong, with W Reed of Haven, posted a 3 174 in a Horsham event dated Evenseang. Brai d Arn and Mr Fred McPherson noted among participants.
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