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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
6
A long standing Inverell High School Feast Day celebrated departing Fifth Year students and the town's education staff. Speakers praised the school, its leaders, and the positive role of teachers and pupils in shaping future graduates as the community noted the event with thanks and hopes for continued success.
An obituary from Inverell reflects on the late Mr. W. Robinso n and his wife Louie Robinson, pioneers of the region. It details family ties, descendants, and a life of religious devotion, community work, and steady labor in mining and farming across northern districts. A tribute by Rev Bod Kyeting highlights his character, kindness, and endurance, with references to his long service at Byron and his role within the local church.
Mr Campbell aged beyond sixty of Inverell district recently died after long service in local public life. Born Rolland Plains he moved to Macquay River area with early career in law and farming. He was long a director of the Tyverell Butter group and a steadfast Presbyterian, serving St Andrew’s Inverell with quiet courtesy. His retirement came after devoted civic work and a firm stance on community affairs. He left a widow and family to mourn his loss.
A garbled OCR passage describes a tense school council discussion with blurred names and phrases about honoring a chairman and reflecting on upcoming arrangements. It hints at disagreements among students and staff but offers few clear facts or figures.
The death of Mrs Olive Blane occurred at Tamishowen private hospital yesterday. The late Mrs Blane widow of the late Mr Blane, retired from active life, and formerly of Deu Nara, was mourned by a large gathering. The funeral arrangements were at the direction of Mr Gilone with interment at the churchyard cemetery this afternoon, Rev C R Weis overseeing.
The death occurred at her residence in Byron last night. The deceased lady was years of age and survived by a small family. The interment was made this afternoon in the Presbyterian portion of the local cemetery. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Mr Ray P. Smith of Worisidn.
Australia’s 59 is among geovana shines with low totals in Birmingham and The Oval. Scores include 1902 at Birmingham, Ajo, 33 at Lorde England, 53 at Sydney and 108-4 at Melbourne with Merwe involved.
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