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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
7
A 1936 editorial argues for a simple form of religious education to be approved by the Council of Churches and shared across denominations. It urges a civic minded standard, outlines potential roles for education leaders, and predicts moderate changes in church practice affecting youth and worship.
A fragmented notice reports a stock inquiry focusing on young wethers in the western region. It notes sales of 19 200 head in the Pal area during the West week and mentions subsidies for young wether trades. The True Department announces border controls and permits across states, including New South Wales and Victoria, with authorities inspecting roads and issuing permits at the border and nearby councils.
A garbled OCR item lists a public sale and related notices including an auction by the city and court actions. Names such as Myers, Mary Jones, and various streets appear among scattered references to properties, waivers, and entertainment. The fragment mentions a May 18 deadline and a possible rent or royalty context with figures like 200 and 1391.183, but details are unclear.
A series of local notices record births engagements and honors in Inverell and surrounding districts. Daughters are welcomed for families including the Pullen and Cromarty households. Neville Cantien wins a sketching scholarship. A A L P district staff see appoints as Dr Owen replaces Dr Olde. Read of a 20th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs White and the death of pastor Robert Geddes of Holmen Mon Mui with surviving family and long service. The report notes government and community figures attending and local movements through the region.
The judging of WN entries at Abe Safely Pins emay competi nn hat beer completed ard de mille reveals intermediate high school winners including Jacobs Havet Priter Lalo Woods Rose Hil Rey Jones Len Clarke and Une Loopy. Prizes donated by Sergeant Rochester ud and others accompany the event notes.
A garbled notice mentions a holiday service at Augustine's Church next Sunday with preparations for candidates for confirmation. It notes a dance by the Evergreen Work group on Saturday and an organ concert by an orchestra, plus a reminder for GF 8 members about a corporate meeting.
A carved tunnel segment with marble dust and granite decoration, featuring sculptures of famed figures, will be incorporated into a new seven mile motor tract linking Mowow to the Voge region, as construction proceeds.
Wedding of Margaret Bulthude to David Alan Veitteh described as a prestige ceremony at a Grace church on a Saturday. Bride entered with Ted Burgess as escort, Joyce Nolte attended, and guests gathered at the Burgess home reception.
The Inverell Golf Club lists a mixed foursome event with numerous pairs including Jaret and funalcays, Asher and Re Rorke, Fraser and Glomus, Snow and Growley, Cramstey and Melson, Lanidate and Rumen, Brown and McFarland, B Burve and Cameron, Simmons and Wayciel, Miller and CioconaK, May and Burge, and others. The event starts at 1.9 pm at the Old Whe.
The Associates AW stroke event lists several contestants for the monthly medal on Sunday. Whitelins draw features Misx Ersser, Miss Thies, Mion Barre, Misa Lanadate, Misa O'Ne, Miaz Blanchard, Miss L Mitenel, Miss Dixon, Misy McRarland, Miss Mi, Mit enell, Miss Campbell, Mise Bhedgon, Miss Sohnral, Mrs. Wermnale Milks Cooper, and Mrs. O'Grady.
In Delungra the opening event occurs Sunday with local officials Delungra Clr WiKLOMMcially Sperneler Hinks among attendees starting on 26 July. A penne ceremony and 30 ym follow, then a four-Balt, eal, par round and a nine-hole stroke event for associates. The Mverell Jette is expected to attend.
The list shows handicaps for Saturdays event at 800 yards with competitors led by Ute m naiepa, Edwards, Ro Bucknell, Lennart P, Pitkin, McLean, and Wade F Hamilton among many others. Included are participants such as Downes F Dusey, Regan T Oysey, Maye, Vease, O Neil, Nesbiet, Mitchell, Frigerie, MeKenzie, Smith, Thomas, and Gurr, with various scores or positions noted in the scattered entries.
Members are reminded to attend the monthly meeting on Tuesday at 7:0 pm. The agenda includes holding a joint meeting, annual tests, and improvements. Officials listed include Colin Wilks, June McLeod, and Tom Biddle.
A rough report covers a regional gathering urging inter-town representation at a conference. Names and roles appear, with plans for committee appointments, a Canton visit, and a September conference to decide representation and fundraising responsibilities.
Mothers Club held a meeting yesterday at Latante School with Mrs Taylor presiding. Attendees included Mesdames Blues Marchant Equire Shuman Finien and K McKenne with apologies from several members. The action under the Charities Act was endorsed and the treasurer reported debts reduced by more than half, aiming to settle further. A social with the Ex-Widens and a special committee meeting with the Scouts Auxiliary were approved to plan future events.
The Capitol Theater presents a lively program blending love story and adventure. Hayes and Montgomery star in a melodrama adapted from Hugly Walpole, with a rugged Cumberland setting and a subplot of marriage tensions. The cast includes Bally Bileys Chester Mortis and Sir Guy Standing in a sea of action and romantic intrigue.
The Caledonian Ball at Westneeding town hall drew praise for its festive Scots atmosphere. Decorations featured red white and blue streamers, tartan drapery, shields with silver stars, and a Union Jack backdrop. An orchestral group perfomed while dancers including Messrs Walsh and Fraser entertained. A hearty "Hundred" supper and thanks to organizers and Mrs Be Noir e were noted for contributing to the successful event.
In joyful memory at will Hamm Stevens who was accidentally killed August. Your memory is dear to-day as I the hour you passed away. Vi eted by loving sisters and brothers.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who offered kindness during their recent bereavement. Special thanks go to Mr. Duddy and the funeral attendants of Rondclaire for their support during this difficult time.
Tenders are invited for music service for a ball event by the lodge on September 21. Details cover required instruments and supplies, with submissions due to W. M. Scott at PO Box 52, Invert.
Neighbours gathered at Lad Awe to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Tomlinson of Eureka Delungra and family after ten years at Myall Creek The couple were deeply appreciated for their church and district service and generous hospitality during their residence, with many expressing best wishes for their next chapter in Sydney or elsewhere.
The article recalls Mr Anidine once a promising amateur boxer and Olympic hopeful now turning to governance. It notes his leadership of the Mahone Ane set Ployte Racing Club, a recent meeting with Detroitbig Wime, and his receipt of the Maley Plate trophy. It mentions his early days with brother Bill and the club’s founding members.
Community notice of a Tuesday August event at the School of Arts featuring Battle Orchestra. Admission benefits fundraising for a new High Behood facility, with secretary in charge for donations.
Poultry advertisement from R. Whitelaw & Son offering Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns with 34 years of farming experience. Mentions Inverell Motors and a public trustee notice regarding a sale at Moore Yard on Wednesday August 2. Includes contact details for Blacktown NSW and various stock terms.
Fragmentary OCR note indicating an order left with Bartle, Otho Blreet, and an unspecified contact. The text names F. F. Heap and cites a brief instruction about awaiting confirmation or delivery. Limited legibility prevents clear persons, places, or actions beyond custody of the order.
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