Farewell Social Honors Departing Numurkah Minister Sharpe
A large gathering at Presbyterian Hall last Monday night marked the farewell for Rev. J. G. Sharpe and Mrs Sharpe after seven years in Numurkah. Speakers praised his preaching and leadership. gifts were presented, and the couple were wished success in Murrayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Sharpe
Numurkah
Murrayville
Sharpe
C. T. Trengrove
Mesdames R
J. Campbell
Bils D. Ambler
Trengrove
G. Paul Shepparton
McIlroy
Mooroopna
W. E. Boylden
W. G. Hooper
G. MecClure
W. Caldwell
C. R. Gray
Sharps
Lutens
Board of Management
C. Hilliard
C. Campbell
M. Moss
Ladies’ Guild
Departure of Mr and Mrs Sharpe From Numurkah Church
The Waaia South congregation bids farewell to Mr and Mrs Sharpe after years of ministry. Fr A F Guenther expresses esteem for their service and Mrs Sharpe's choir work. Mr Sharpe thanks the community. presents and gifts are given to them as they prepare to move to Murrayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Drumantire
A. M. Gait
Waaia South
F. A. Guenther
Frank Webster
Misses Whyte
Hazel Sharpe
Numurkah
Murrayville
O.B.E
P.gf
Nemurkah
Presentation at Bowling and Golf Clubs Honors Mr Sharpe
Members of the Bowling and Golf Clubs gathered at the bowling green where Presidents Guenther and Mackenzie praised Mr Sharpe for his voluntary service and sport. A fountain pen was presented as thanks, others spoke of his value to both clubs and the community, and clergy noted his dedication to church work and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
F. A. Guenther
J. S. Mackenzie
Sharpe
W. C. Shaw
J. Paterson
George
JH Ritean
Numurkah Branch Meeting Hosts Zip Revue Fundraiser
The annual Numurkah branch meeting and rehearsal of the Zip Revue Com with Mrs Campbell presiding drew strong attendance. Officers were reelected and a resolution opposed extending hotel trading hours, urging closures on Christmas and Good Friday and tighter Lord's Day regulations. Speaker Rev. W H Taylor argued gambling liquor taxes and hotel revenue harm home life, urging Parliament to prioritize家庭. The event concluded with a dainty supper and music by Salon Syncopators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Campbell
Numurkah
Armstrong
W. H. Taylor
Dromana
Victoria
Melbourne
Dimboola
Taylor
Belated Strathmerton Ball Draws Dress Parade and Prizes
Readers in the district note a Church of England ball with plain and fancy dress, Chinese lanterns, wattle bloom, and a well kept floor. The Rudd family arrived in a drag causing mild fuss. Prizes honored best dressed lady Mrs J V Bourchier and best dressed man Mr G Patterson, with many original and sustained characters among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichore
Church of England
Rudd
Dad
Joe
J. V. Bourchier
G. Patterson
J. Houlighan
Clothesline
L. Rigg
Jun
Irwin
M. J. Ryan
E. O'Brien
Mum
W. Buntine
Dave
K. Ryan
Lily
Kim O'Brien
M. Dondhue
Kate
J. Bryce
Billy Beerup
M. Willcox
Serah
A. Ross-Soden
May
Kilpatrick Urges Land Use Shift At Andora Meeting
Rehabilitation M R Kilpatrick MLC spoke to the Andora United Country party branch urging support for proposed legislation to rehabilitate farmers and strengthen primary industries. He warned high costs and low prices threaten producers, urged overhead relief, and cited wool wheat and butter declines as proof of the need for policy action to spur national prosperity and export wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Kilpatrick
MLC
Andora
United Country Party
Intervet
Stud
SH Kilpatrick
Fragmentary political murmur from late issue
The text is incomplete and unreadable, showing stray phrases about party loyalty and independence without coherent facts or identifiable names or events. No clear person, place, date, or organization can be established from the fragment.
Fragmented text hints at a vintage school or local scene
The readable lines reference a tune or play with a baker, a urnied and ps moment, plus names like Walt Hollepaithy and Mayena, suggesting a quirky fragment from a local piece. The garbled OCR lacks clear events, dates, or places to lock a full story.
Unsure Read: Fragments From A Local Notice Page
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a local fort or street, with garbled names and partial place markers. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible. The readable portion hints at a street or area label rather than a complete item.
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Hanling
G. Bitcon Commercial Stores
Umurkah Phone
Brown Corke & Co
R. Stewart
AL Wnlar
Commonwealth
S.ee
Peru
Austra
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Kers
Wennches Ath
Albury
Lockhart
Wooo
Tallanegata
Corryeng
Hardy
Salvius Stock Y ‘Wool Press
THE
Prudential Assurance CO. Ltd
London
Youngrusbandi
EAD
Kensington
J. G
Mrs Sharpe
Frank
George Tymms
Wyn Levy
Hicky
Mr Hickey
Cornet
M. Treacy
A. McPherson
Graham
Gerald Heard
G. Eaton
Peggy Levy
Bing Boys
J. McPherson
J. Girdler
D. Bryce
A. Kruth
V. McGrane
Messrs T Jackson
J. Brooks
G. Tymms
G. Sunderland
A. Gough
Ernie Taylor
Buster Treacy
W. Plancke
A. Farmer's Boy
G. Pat
L. Hickey
A. Claggard
K. Blake
Billy
Betty Bock
M. Girdler
L. Matthews
Edna "Dudley
F. Webster
Mises D. Bryce
Tymues
Gough
J. Kenyon
Brooks
F. Trott
J. Duncombe
Bowling and Golf Clubs
Messis J.” H. Ritcon
Golf Club
Denbni Bisk Gant Than
W. H. Patterson
Cobran
Ormond
Goulburn Valley
Murreyville
Maryborough
G. E. Howland Nathalite
Nathalia
F. W. Taylor
Rev. Sharpe
Mra Sharpe
Bvun Sremuer
Yun LE Tore Peac
cuRe Inming Seeue
Im Wan Am Levy
Miss Blackley
G. Tymme
T. Jackson
A. Kitely
Moats Tymms
Jackson
W.ct.u
Ual
Campell
W. Taylor
Martin
Hankin
Mra Boylden
A. B. Brown
Strathmerton Ball
R. Kilpatrick
Shamin
Karneund
Country Party
Ema
Chari & Fees
Waresperrien
Aa Pisa
Hone Sun
FISK
Radiola
Belt’s Radio and Sports Store
Numurkany
Australia
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