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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1944
Page
1
The church held a clergy retreat during Evensong at St John’s Horsham on Tuesday evening with a sermon on Matthew 4 4, Man shall not live by bread alone. The bishop and preachers urged devotion to God, prayer, and meditation, reflecting on Jesus temptations and the Cross as the path to salvation.
Wirths Circus entertained Horsham with a strong program despite wartime limits. The show featured five young African lions, V tense equestrian acts by Eileen Wirth and Christie, a high school style horse routine, Joe Maxime on the wire, and lively clowns. The audience enjoyed trapeze and general circus feats set to lively recorded music.
The Minister for Customs Senator Keane told the Senate that uncontrolled killing and tose oF umste meas Tor stisaes collapsed the rationing effort. He estimated service by rationing fell short by 30 800 tenx, a candies 9 dollars. The remarks appeared troubled by confusion and incomplete phrasing.
Reginald Alfred Jon James, MLA for Bulla Dathouale, collapsed in the Hexiniative Assembly on Wednesday night and died before medical help could arrive. James was secretary of the Mercopaiten Ste Seer tet k and well known across parts of Austrats.
A Pleasant Sunday Afternoon event by the intermediate Christian Endeavors of the Methodist Church was held in the Methodist Jubilee Hall with large attendance. R Whitelock presided. funds after expenses will support council work. Vocals by Blaster Pere and instrumental by Peggy Kimberley and Gwen Mackay featured. HL J. Mowdy spoke on Youth at War, urging youth and elders to unite to address postwar challenges and social evils. The talk highlighted courage, sacrifice, and the need for youth to lead in peace-time issues.
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