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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
4
A disrupted account describes a motorist incident near Haven with Mr My Mamitton and Mr Mayer. The event involved a drink poured by Mayer, injuries, and hospital care. Police were alerted, medical staff attended, and witnesses reported the car’s impact at Beawwell MUP with officers and lawyers mentioned. The story preserves names and places while noting hospital treatment and legal concerns.
The report covers Horsham presbyterian show, a gymnastic display, a garden party and a civic meeting about higher elementary schooling for Kaniva. It notes involvement of local figures, church groups, and the Horsham Civic activities with exhibitions, entertainments, and plans for a possible secondary education facility in Kaniva.
Wire from our correspondent reports on wheats sowing in Motanine and Welourne markets with prices and local notes. The telegram mentions Horsham wheat prices, hospital visits, and regional updates including Stawell and nearby areas amid varied weather and agricultural conditions.
A fragmented weather update reports shifting winds across Gippsland with limited specifics. The notes mention light rain and a cool, unsettled pattern affecting local areas. No major events or actions are recorded.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a school swing incident with a fall and mentions individuals and a hospital setting. Details are garbled with many misspellings making precise names, places, and outcomes difficult to confirm.
Local readers are invited to a children's material crafts display at Tay TEA Brita venue. The exhibit features various stage works and musical elements, with performers and instructors guiding attendees through the artistry and technique showcased.
The source fragment describes matter factory output and events tied to Merah dyes Lgetery and Werk. It mentions names like Apavegh Wathen and Ata red with vague timing and locations. The legible items reference Far Hele and Vie ei oT LEN in a terse, damaged context.
An oblique note honors a teacher nearing three decades in service, praising dedication and impact. Mentions a retirement event and expressions of gratitude from colleagues and students, highlighting education as a valued career and the community's respect.
The Horsham R.A Auxiliary will hold a rider on Memorial Weekend Thursday at 4 pm in Menhres a7 and related activities. Helpers and riders are welcome. light refreshments will be provided.
Public library chief returns from abroad after a lengthy research tour. The article notes a restructuring of staff and highlights ongoing projects at the Selbuiine Pale Library, with emphasis on special collections and upcoming programs.
A damaged page describes air service plans to regional towns, naming Roberts and Lao and referencing a Italian shipping company trip to Melbourne. It mentions a Malian ship and a family connection, with a date fragment and a note of Hinkler’s delight in new routes.
The star of the Araral Mental Hospital entertained Miss M Freeman recently retired after 37 years as matron and presented a china cabinet. Mr Paul Grelich, farmer of Great Western, died August 18 with a will dated February 7 1929 leaving real estate valued at £2062 and personal estate of £4527 to his widow.
The engagement is announced of Dorothy Norma Jelly fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs J Jelly of Park Street Horsham to Heginald, only son of Mr Mitt Mrad A Etrington of Church Street Dimboolu formerly Horsham.
An Awathemi resident known for local leadership at Ne eatery lnopital and Adelaide area dies after a long illness. The obituary notes his business involvement, family ties, and aid to civic groups while reflecting on his influence in regional affairs and the community’s response to his passing. A separate London cable reports the death of Arthur Henderson, Disarmament Conference chair, who died after an operation with peace on his mind despite the world’s conflicts.
From our correspondent in Melbourne a farewell ceremony for the Australian cricket team was held before their departure to South Africa. The event featured Mr. White of Customs praising interdominion cricket and a tribute to W M Woodfull, while officials noted this marks the first absence day from a major match in the dominions.
London notices the death of the Earl of Fue eleuch father of Lady Aller Scot and Janece of the Duke of Gloucester. Bulletin fragments note declining health prior to death. A royal telegram states the Duke of Thiedowch illness shifts the marriage of the Duke of Glaucaster to Lady Alice Hood from Westminster Abbey to a private chapel at Fluckingrham Palace.
Report of a ship fire near Australia as passengers and crew battled flames. Rescue vessels including Dunst, Hams, Queen Whitaker, Valiant, Reyense, and others aided survivors. EMS transported injured to hospital while witnesses saw jubilee naval ceremony as ships battled wind and fire.
A fragmented text discusses a Melbourne University lecture on the growth of music. It mentions speakers like various professors and implies a historical survey of music’s development, with references to eras, scholars, and imagined journeys through the history of tunes and instruments.
A disjointed notice reports a woman’s body found in scrub near a hospital area. The fragmentary text mentions missing person concerns and investigators proceeding with a life arrangement response.
Unclear OCR text fragment cites Durdons Libraries and public parks in Madrid with scattered, disjoint phrases. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond vague references to places and organizations.
London dispatch reports 300 to 700 Danakil inhabitants cut off by Italian operations in the Danakil hills. Italian advance described as a wary hide and seek war with French fronts stiffening. Tanks noted as central in Franco-Italian actions, while troops face shortages of food and water amid heavy fighting.
The Timey correspondent in Rome reports that Italians expect attacks on the Tigrend Somali and trons, with 190,000 Abyasiinians concentrated in the Oxraden Sree area and 110,000 in the Timblen district, indicating intensified military concentration.
An unreadable OCR snippet references money, human slaughter, and political names, then shifts to mentions of Keene and Paris activities and a transformed situation viewed as favorable. It also cites an Italian-related query and Mediterranean topics, but the text is largely garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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