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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
A 1935 Inverell P and A Association meeting reviews long carrying debt and outlines budgeting, public spending, and proposed developments. Proposals include a movable residence in Live North, district improvements, and a push for broader community support to advance local prosperity.
Community notes cover a Maker's Group meeting at Digtriee School at 3 pm with Glen Jones and plans for a Tamworth race meet. Highlights include a popular Nash Orchestra engagement, fundraising dances, and a birding show. The report lists local volunteers, cattle sales, and upcoming show dates for 1936 with committees finalizing arrangements.
The Ashford Town Hall Fund grows daily with new pledges and gifts. Reports mention honorees, local weddings, accidents, a mayoral or council figure, and several community notices including deaths, marriages, and appointments in the district.
Fragmented obituary notes Kiout People spending years in Illinois and Wisconsin with a burial in Parone AL. It references a fatal accident where W. Brun, head of a company, died when a crane or elevator collapsed on him. Mentions brothers Rey and E. H. Brammer and funeral services performed by a local mortuary.
Local clubssend teams to a spirited event with cups and trophies on offer. The first day showcased strong play and a notable turnout, with promising prospects for the late rounds. A big rollup is anticipated as the final entries are secured for Friday June 1.
The Glen Innes District Hospital board plans a fundraiser to cover hospital expenses. A heavy weekend weather forecast, temperatures dipping to near freezing, and a recent leg fracture among players are noted as contributing issues. Further confirmations will be announced in due course.
The Church of England ball on Wednesday drew interest from Olen Vues members and local ladies, promising a display of gowns and rivalry. Organizers report gallery seats will sell for the event, with expected large crowds and special arrangements to manage attendees.
Grace Moore, famed worldwide for operatic and concert triumphs, headlines at the Capital Friday night with a special matinee. The program features her acclaimed romantic soprano in a program of love songs and operatic arias, staged by Tullo Carminati. A lavish industry showcase includes a Tom Walls Ralph Lynn comedy and Walt Disney's Billy Symphony.
Local gossip notes Panty Mul seeks to bet on a forthcoming sports bet with a friend at a cafe. The sketchy item mentions odds and wager plans but lacks full names or clear event details.
The marriage of Mine Margaret Alice Peery Mendon to Tr. Colt Yotman Tightsider is celebrated by Deas Barevit of Mine. The bride wore a satin gown with gold thread and velvet trim. Guests included Alle Thommen Jean Menzies and Deity Dight. reception at Miegany followed the ceremony.
A local wedding report describes the bride Miss Tu Toa Weed daughter of Mr and Mrs Me Bl Toogood of Victoria. The ceremony at Cenlee's Church in Dir linghurst featured a forest green velvet gown with a short train and smock of the same color. The groom was Mr John D Cidoona with guests including Mrs Avtane Betis and Mr Arthur Aceplo. The couple’s dowry funds will fund a motor trip to the Beabade after the ceremony.
The third of the Tayerelt series drew a large crowd with a lively evening of social dancing and card games. Miss Pergude won the ladies section, while C Bendiegh led the men’s games. Prizes included chocolate and cigars for winners and attendees, with performances by local musicians and a popular Admittance Ticket prize.
Irregular notes detail Inverell golf events for U18 stroke and handicap formats, with players including Miss Burge and Miss Snow among entrants. The event runs with Linz formers, draws, and qualifying rounds, as members anticipate Saturday play and Friday edition updates on outcomes and standings.
The Iverell Jockey Club committee decided on Monday night to plant the race track with turfing and irrigation. They aim to water the grass effectively and prepare ground for track laying with costs estimated around 400 pounds. A large-scale irrigation program and ground works will be supervised, with grounds to be ready for a new racing surface.
The report lists last Saturday's rifle club scores at 500 yards with 10 shots per shooter. It notes shooters facing poor conditions yet some performed well and names winners in the elimination round and a club shop prize.
Glen Innes lines up against Inverell in a football clash next Saturday. The matchup pits local rivals in a regional contest with both sides seeking key league points and bragging rights.
A fragmented OCR page outlines schedule changes for the Delangra Bush Nursing Association with mentions of committee approvals, training nights, and upcoming matches. It references local players such as Tom Loy and Lenilog Urrouge, comparing teams and positions while noting training to begin on Thursday night and both old and new players expected to participate.
A fragmented account from Greyround Racing describes a committee meeting at Larne with plans for a viewing session. It notes preparations for a half-torn schedule, potential exhibitor involvement, and invitations by the secretary for interested patrons to attend a march.
District news reports routine meeting actions, member allocations, and local events. Discussions covered relief funding, employment aid, and stock-assembly work, with notices on future meetings and member appointments.
South Africa posted 401 in their first innings with Roman scoring 189 and Glamorgan faltering as their bowlers struggled. Glamorgan slipped to four wickets for 40 early in the second innings, with Mercer Hughes Darien Stowe Lavis and Yok among those taking wickets. South Africa’s bowlers dominated as the match moved toward a decisive phase with Bell Tomlinson Vincent among the finer performers in the bowling card.
A damaged OCR item describes a cricket match situation with wickets and a high scoring partnership. It mentions figures like 131 in 89 minutes and a record, but many names and specifics are corrupted, leaving an incomplete report and uncertain outcomes.
The article discusses a protest organized by the Nu Panne PA and Af Association against a recent stow event where concerns were raised about a boy under sixteen participating. West reportedly received pushback, with critics arguing the occurrence violated rules. The debate centers on age verification and the acceptable age for competing.
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