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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
9
Reports say a ball will be held in the public hall on Wednesday May 29 with full details advertised. The item notes resilience of spirit resembling the rider from Snowy River as Mr J L Sanders performed a notable maneuver despite injuries and the tough stance of Antralians.
A dance will be held in Mr J Tucker’s barn on Wednesday June 5. Further particulars will be advertised intermittently.
A charity dance to benefit Horsham Base Hospital and blind residents set for Tuesday June 4 in the public hall. Tickets and organizers not specified.
Before departing for Merine to lead the Merine Post Office Mr J Harris received a pair of crystal vases from Dimboola Post Office staff The Dimboola RSSILA branch hosted a farewell evening for Mr Harris to mark his move.
The Catholic Ball at Mechanics Hall in Goroke drew a large crowd Wednesday night, with Rev Father McGrath in attendance. The venue glowed with orange and blue decorations, music by the Nai Strollers, and a well organized committee. Supper, dancing, and socializing marked the event, and farmers reported good season prospects with plentiful feed and mushrooms after rain.
About 120 friends gathered Wednesday night at Jung Hall for a kitchen tea in honor of Miss Aleve Baker. Gifts of kitchenware were presented by Mr A Wollers, who praised her church and choir affiliations. Dancing followed supper until 1 am. Church anniversary services will be held at the Methodist Church with Rev V Batt and Rev A Hiwkes officiating. music by Misses Joan Jones Greta Rakos and Mr A Holdsworth.
An article from Kaniva describes vandalism on Commercial street where gates were opened and drainage lights removed. It notes possible council liability for any accidents and hints at a police inquiry. It also recounts an elderly rider facing a difficult cattle mustering task without a broken saddle jam.
Me Kroest G Nuske and Maria Pampa marked 50 years since their 1885 marriage in St Martin Lutheran Church Katyi. A 30th anniversary service followed at Zion Lutheran Church Kewell with a jubilee sermon and songs. They were blessed by 11 living children and 33 grandchildren. the celebration included a church ceremony and home gathering.
Minyip fire brigade members gathered informally at the station to honor two long-serving firefighters with tributes and certificates. The event featured a community supper, tea, and music, with chairmanship by Mr. Bull and comments from Captain Boothry. Another note recalls the Lutheran church move at Minyip, aided by a steam tractor to complete a difficult task.
Unsettled conditions and rain forced the postponement of the premiership ball scheduled for May 9. Despite heavy weather, attendees found the evening enjoyable as Mrs Williams' orchestra played and a good dinner was served. rainfall totals reached 48 points with further accumulation expected.
Riverside irrigationists hold a small general meeting at the Riverside State School on Monday with a large attendance desired.
An aid event at the public hall will be held on Friday May 31 to raise funds for the Horsham Base Thesnital. Details are incomplete in the notice.
The Wheat Growers Association elected office leavers at a Saturday meeting. Pres by Mr J Waters. vice presidents Messrs P McIntyre and D McRae. a nine member committee. secretary and treasurer Mr T Elsom. auditors Messrs A Armstrong and B Cook. J Baye and L Rodda attended, gave informative addresses and Mr Waters moved thanks. The motion was seconded by Mr Themis and carried by acclimation.
Melbourne Thursday the High Court ruled that the Commonwealth Clothing Factory may produce clothing for non government needs. The decision answered a test case brought by the Victorian Attorney General to determine if the factory can compete with private trade.
A Victorian wheat discussion examined why Victorian grain fetches lower overseas prices than Western Australia. Speakers argued uniform grade benefits WA, while Vic wheat has multiple types. A committee was appointed to study price differentials and report.
A Copenhagen sourced translation argues Danish butter gains price edge in Britain due to souring process that enhances aroma and flavor but reduces shelf life. It notes British demand pays higher, while preservation limits volume and keeps Danish prices competitive. preservatives ban and coal storage affect export dynamics.
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