13 Apr 1954
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1954
Page
1
Oe TV Express will not publish on April 20 due to Easter holidays. Publication resumes Friday April 23. Contract advertisers must submit ad changes by 5.30 pm Thursday April 19 because the usual Friday deadline falls on a holiday.
Mr. J. B. Trim warned at Memorial Hall that God's judgment day is immediate and universal. He traced the 2300 year prophecy beginning in 457 BC to 1844, linking sanctuary rites to heavenly judgment and urging churches to teach Revelation 14:6-7 as a warning to all.
Kershaw faced Tamworth Children’s Court for stealing a sheep from employer Thomas W. Roberts Croydon Halls Creek. He admitted the theft and led police to the carcass. Roberts valued the lamb at 3 pounds and the court considered his prior convictions. JP Riedell refused bond, sentencing him to a term or fine, noting his family’s welfare.
A function in Oakhampton organized by the Manilla sub-branch RSS and AT LA in September 1952. The event aimed to raise funds for hospital ear phones with a total of 10615 raised to date.
Mrs Alma Eva Baker aged 76 died March 14 after ill health in Summer Hill Sydney private hospital. Survived by three sons Keith Cliff Ron and daughter Winsome. Burial at Rookwood Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Rev Grayson with ties to her husband’s service twenty years prior.
Page four of the newspaper highlights football notes and bowl game summaries. It previews upcoming matchups and recaps recent scores with brief context and team references.
F S president presents annual report noting 129 financial members with expected growth, poor attendance especially among younger members, and active participation at district council, zone, and national events. Queen Elizabeth’s Australia visit praised. local Graziers Dinner attendance hampered by missing president. wheat prices decline but meat and wool outlook favorable. smutty wheat caused harvest issues. intervention by Mr D Drummond MHR aided rapid relief.
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