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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions horsham provisions, selling prices, and various scattered terms. It references entities like Gomer Atelier, Ben emek, Mey aggre, and a church, with unclear place names and numbers, yielding an unreadable, partial record.
The Horsham Times appears as a local weekly page with reference to its Australian Associated Press connection and generic news supply. It notes a focus on regional events and standard wire service content.
A Coles and Gar rd representative will visit Horsham on Wednesday May 20, with appointments at 5 pm. The event includes various local contacts and attendees, highlighting community ties and upcoming appointments in the area.
A 27 year old woman Miss Conroy of Sycamore Road was killed when an Army vehicle struck her near Winners Bridge while she walked home from a fire station street. The truck driver Richard Naber was not injured. the accident occurred close to Horsham Army base. Authorities and family mourn the well known Horham resident who served in local groups and schools.
A chaotic but celebratory review highlights Opperman and a wide array of visiting performers at a town hall program. Juggling, rap verses, and live music mix with humor as audiences react warmly to standout numbers while weathered conditions dampen some attendance.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public event with a town entrance setup and safety measures, listing participants and organizers. It mentions a crowd, races, exhibitions, and planned demonstrations, with references to locations, dates, and local officials involved in coordinating the event. The text is garbled but conveys a large community gathering with staged activities and responses.
An Australian serviceman convoy sails from Soyrfinepion to Evdnog aboard the Stirling Castle on Sunday. The inline Castle serves as a pre portal for their journey toward Ajistreélip Ble. About two hundred Baskengérs are aboard as part of the departure.
Odd spelling and garbled OCR aside, the report highlights a diggers football match with a tense finish in Melbourne. It notes key moments as players like Balken and Kane Kulkee contributed goals, while veterans and supporters eyed a late surge to turn the tide. The piece captures a lively crowd and post game reactions.
Horsham attacked early but fumbled, Williams scored first for the Red and Blues while Hutchesson inspired the visitors. The game stayed tight with errors and misses from both sides, Horsham trailing at half time 52 to 25 and finally falling behind 70 to 54 as the clock wound down.
Pimpinio at home defeated Horsham seconds by 11 points after trailing by five at halftime. The day’s conditions led to a fair but rough football standard with Horsham making a late push. Best for Pimpinio included Effle Waith Fistier Rue Jack Baker L Smith, while Horsham’s goals were shared by Avery and others. Umpire Alcock delivered a notable display.
Wonwondah defeated YCW 12 goals 12 behinds to 3 14. best for YCW were Jim O Connor Jack O Connor G Wilson and R McBain. Homing Club beat Vail 3 behinds and 20 points to 3 behinds. Voight Eldridge and Wotterman starred for Homing with solid defense and ruck work. Refereeing described as fair with strong boundary work and few errors.
Unclear fragmentary text lists multiple names and affiliations including Taylor's Lake and Kalle frat. Mentions 18th date, 1521 and 5,230 values, with numerous individuals such as J. Grt fiths W. ane and J. Arnott. No clear event or outcome discernible.
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