A R U Ladies Entertain Maryborough Sub-Branch Event
A R U ladies entertain at the Mimrina Cafe with a banquet and fashion items. Vice president Mr Lindebere and secretary Miss Metwiil oversaw the event aided by the Ulther fette team. Guests enjoyed dancing and a fashion display as part of the sub-branch gathering.
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Toewie
Maryheiren Poirnsen
Mimrina
Frias
Fubvtinn
Vorica
Oa Lindebere
Me Pd
Wiil
Egn
Ulther Fette
Cherman
Atecinut
Coeimtter
Balanced Diet Emphasizes Fruit For Health
Public health notice from Australia urges daily fruit intake as part of a balanced diet. It cites oranges and fresh vegetables as key vitamin and mineral sources, noting benefits for expectant mothers and general wellness, while promoting habitual fruit consumption through coordinated community efforts.
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Australia
Ine Quernet
Connell
Foel
Austral Fiental Association
Austra
Queensland
Elsewer
Fragments From a Local Meeting On Memorials And Meetings
A partial report notes tributes to the late Mrs Av Smith. Officials including Schmidt Hughes and E Harvey discuss memorial services and a treasurer’s balance. A motion by Hughes to allocate morning French delegate meetings in winter is recorded amid sparse details.
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Wooroo
O. Thamauwon
Schmidt
Hughes
E Harvey
Ariinuit
Mos
Av Simth
Amrvices
H Towne Decker
Barmgan Courts
Bramedal
Social and Personal notes from local correspondents
Social and Personal column records greetings and travel notes from residents including Mim Angeline of St Stephen’s Private Hospital returning from a four month holiday via Maroordan and Mt Perry Lane, and Maurern Kropp planning a week in Rockhampton. AE Taylor prepared for a trip to Bairebane to attend the Church of England gathering, while Mrs Stone of Brisbane and Mr Exton Poulson host and attend CWA meetings and divisional events at Mundubbera. Nearby residents Beverley Luak marks her 21st birthday as Maryborough hosts guests and community figures travel from Bundaberg to join meetings, with further notices of local visitors from Toowoomba, Wavell Heights, and Brisbane families strolling through town.
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Imerton
Mim Angeline
St. Stephen's
Honprtal
Hime
Maroordan
Mt Perry Lane
Maurern Kropp Will. Jeavn
Mrs Stone
Bristane
Tore Riy
Sne
Exton Poulson
Mra
Stone
CWA
Coat
Mra of
Baird
Bundaberg
Othe
Mundubbera
Maryborough
Liewrence
Monks
Toowoomba
Mev Garrett
Wavel Helohta
Bilisbaine
Withenmall Gan
Rederick
Grothers
Ho A. Nel Tooley
Beverioy Luak
Mixe Cotheen Guin
St Arwala's Gallege
Frank Vaun Forbeter Vitier
Howald Bromiley
Farewell to Miss Laurel Court in Carriniexs Obscure Notes
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a farewell event for Miss Laurel Court with mentions of individuals like Burley and Laurel Von Gob, and a public gathering at a town hall or similar venue. The garbled sections suggest a ceremonial goodbye or community notice with unclear dates, places, and roles.
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Devin
Wirpey Brug
Laurel von
Burley
Edgar Fonie
Giamatsl
Louie Lowery
Ily
Wilyer
Wesley Guild Social at The Wesley School Hall
The Wesley School Hall hosted a Wesley Guild social on a Thursday afternoon with games, competitions, and a well–attended artistic display. Mra Horton and Mra Howard led decorations while Mre Perry and Miss B. McCullough organized refreshments. Donors included M Lurien Walker and others, creating a large gathering and a warm welcome for attendees.
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Wesley School
Atterhan Thursdey Iullernoah
Wesley
Amd
Selon Mayiurka
Goddard
Teetfie
Mira
Mra Horton
Afer Farwia
Ida
Mors Boye
Codanut
Howard
Forel
Mewlomrs Mather
Bulmey
Mra Perry Jul
B. McCullough
Iuetldd
Cermbes
Mes Lawton Thane
Tristott
Lurien Walker
Kruger
Mikewen
Boge
Osman
Blin
Torquay Social and Holiday Observations in June
Torquay society notes describe holiday visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Wouwlal hosted relatives while Mrs Mille’s deathbed scene drew attention. Millful Mills and Chrissie Mills were mentioned amid community chatter.
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Torquay
Wieters
Bown
Penn
Wouwlal
Wiestan
Fersen
Anil
Reyter
Aislin
Urengan
Baptist Sunday School Picnic at Torquay
Beautiful June sunshine accompanied a lively Baptist Sunday School picnic in Torquay. Teachers prepared sandwiches while parents and visitors joined for a day of games and a relay race, with awards and thanks given to organizers and helpers for their support.
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Torquay
Cook
Bing Man
Parenta
Heales
Meare Cywel
Clarke
Metalferts
Aye
Irty
Ti Singleton
Erikeen
T. Colin Beek
Girte Deve Frederikeen
Deururtt Amagershaw
Go Weare Fry
Tailsham
Gry Gardner
Wendy Fredermkaen
Gloria
Billy Gardiner
Girkenwer
Richards
Dawn Newtie
Lynette Rows
Ann MarDonald
Merion Blackinneham
Mra New
Mee
Frederikam
Wheel Harrow
Few Smith
Clarence Richards
Lele Hetherington
Lanier
Gary Coedmer
Wirly Lynette Row
Gloria Flohr
Winn Blake
Wendy Frederiony
Filly Gurliner
Hay Smith
Band Notes on Ex Band Members and Family Ties
The article salutes longtime cornet player Tom Exton of the Salvation Army band now aged 61, noting his start at 13 and praising his faithful service. It traces family ties to Harry Deighton, a noted trombonist and conductor of the Auckland and A Band, and mentions connections to George Deighton, Percy, Steve, Reg, and Jim Hoot who is recovering at home.
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Tommy Exton
Fine Army
Wanda
Hawieg Firet
Percy Echerney
Tom
Salvation Army
Harry Exton
Heale
Harry Deighton
Mpeler
Dloma
Bechite
Auckland
Silver Boral
Dominion
New Zestara
George Deighton
Gardenwtreet
Tom Cheighton
Unity-street
Sternin
Jim
Four Generations At Christening Celebrates Family Ties
A christening event brought four generations together led by Roderick Nelson and Andrew Gillam in a Brisbane visit. The ceremony featured baby Baty in a voile frock with blue ribbon and bonnet, with relatives including Mrs Garrett and Mr Nelson visiting at their home afterward.
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Roderick Nelson
Feurin
Andrew Gillan
Baty
Mra Garrett
Ti Tein
Brisbane
Rand
Mir Mn
BA Nelson
Tooley-aireel Quiterae
Biri
Ietson
Andrew Gillam
Tee
McDowell
Moynrew
Marty
Hiea
Woodstock Street
Jane
Motor Cyclist Killed in Rockhampton Crash
A motor cyclist named Douglas Colin Cheers was killed instantly when his machine crashed into a truck at an intersection near Rockhampton’s railway station. The accident occurred late last night and left Cheers with head injuries, prompting officials to urge caution and road safety.
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Rockhampton
Douglas Colin Cheers
Bolsover Street
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