Faith and Nature in a Saint Andrew's Sermon
A church service at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church features a long discourse on faith and the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ. The sermon references Athanasian creed language, cites Romans, and reflects on the relationship between nature and divine truth, urging the faithful to see God in creation and to trust in eternal guidance.
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Jesus Christ
Oa Ley
Hoye
Vitel
Vrig Muwerneatt
Willigal
Wiens News
Mat
Andy
Jesus
Pune
Joe
F. W. Taylor
Phil. i
A Tau
Burwood
Mvs
Armstrong
Geelumg West
Hell
Treacy
Nanurkahd
Price
Ealorame
D. Chistian
A. Tunngek
Elwood
Dephne
Crib Point
Bebo
Coken
Mics Shaw
Nemurkah
Setleek
D. Bitoon
Numurkah
Meeaie
Amy Parton
Mys
Baler
Kingdom of God
Wic
Murish
Miorrie Ivory
A. L. Christ
Constitut Filingsen
Sunshine
Roy
Regent
J. Goxon
Qumur'tizen
W. Planche
Nuzvurkah
Ris
Lee
Mre Crawley
Albert Park
Madse Morris
Gladye
Crozier
Agnes
Sextom
Alice Hajl
Morchivon
Flore
Urs
D. J Gillespie
Flori Tyret
Mre Beck Mac
Kensie
Proceedings On Monday In City Town Discussion
A Monday session in Numurkah features civic and church leaders discussing town ideals, unity, and service. Speakers include J. E. Youlden, Aggie Devine, and local figures, urging focus on community welfare, education, and religious duty while reflecting on wartime memory and future progress.
Celebrations at Wunghnu Unfold with Local Cooperation
A large crowd gathered at Wanglinu school grounds for a district celebration organized by the Numurkah District Committee and the Wungbow people. The event highlighted the long history of Wanglinu school and included many early attendees from 1877, with Edward Grant H. Formby as president and Thomas Hunt as vice president.
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Numurkah
Wanghnu
Nurourksh
Wanglin
Numurksh
Ted, Coxon
Raph
Jim Ambler
Edward Gra
Nt H. Formby
Wanghan
My 'Thos Hunt
Back to School in Nomurkah Recalls Old Times
A Nomurkah gathering marked the Back to School event with speeches from Thomas Livingstone and George Saxton. Attendees included former teachers and scholars, with Misses McCaskill among those celebrated. Visitors were welcomed by local officials and a day of activities, music, and a commemorative school tour followed by an evening entertainment and dance.
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Jesus
Fist
Tien Mazzini
Nomursus
Old Town
J. E. Youlden
Iuditex
Humlsta
Muri
Rhem
Goi
God
Perich
Christ
Ana I
Willy
Grad
Jesus Christ
Pascoth
Mess
Eta
Purdie
Clarkson
Smith
O'Donnell
J. Sanders
Wright
Thos
Bunt
Mer Brisbane
Gr H Dudley
H. Sunderland
Brisbane
James Sanders
Stanetedee
Gr Bonner
S. Callander
Comebacks Concert Excites Wanghau Town Audience
A large crowd gathered in Wanghau for a Comebacks concert following an earlier electric light inauguration. The program featured former residents and local talents with performances by Piper Watson, the Salon Syncopators, and the Melbourne Comebacks troupe. Speakers praised progress, the new lighting, and community spirit, while recalling district pioneers and early dances.
Jubilee Show Opens Amidst Varied Pageantry and Entertainment
A Wednesday free day preludes the Jubilee Show with Senator Eliott opening the following day. Evening events feature the Wunghao and Wonghau parties performing for Lads and Lasses, with notable acts from Misses Foster, Smith, Ivy and Vic Dockery, and many others. The program includes orchestral overtures, minstrel sketches, dramatic tableaux, and a finale, all praised for brightness, color, and movement despite earlier influenza disruptions to appearances.
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Eliott
G. P. Pinauck
Reyort
Lads and Lasses
Wonghau
Mis Dc Foster
Mrs Smith
Ivy
Vic. Dockery
Pat
Kath
Booper al Wright
Mane Treacy
A. McPherson
Meser
Hickey
Gerald
Graham
Heard
Marshall
Witeley
Shaw
Paterson
Jackson
Jukwcon
Haintes
Harland
Brooks
Duncombe
Nuttall
Shay
Miss
Toots Blackley
Ketch
Laundry
Vaughen
Tymms
Kiteley
Balie Turn
Messer
Trewin
Sunderland
J. Campbell
C. Campbell
Buster Treaty
J. Walitren
Thursday Evening At Morris Sabet Event
The Thursday evening gathering featured Morris Sabet alongside guests Miss Lesh Hansiey Hinkel Miss Toots Blackley Martha and Miss Alma Krutli in a social program with attention on noted attendees.
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Morris Sabet
Lesh Hansiey
Hinkel
Toots” Blackley Martha
Alma Krutli
Jubilee Ball Celebrates Agricultural Society Week
A sub committee led by Mr Bert Hodge organized a Jubilee Ball drawing over £60 at the door. Gervasani's orchestra provided music as dancers enjoyed a warm hall until 4 am. Supper arrangements were made, with thanks to the ladies, especially Mrs Bory Crogier, for their service. The evening featured the dramatic piece Should Men Tell, welcomed with success by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Bert Hodge
Gervasani
Urs
Bory Crogier
Verson
Why Anxiety Upsets the Stomach In Times of Stress
A discussion links anxiety and worry to stomach upset, indigestion, and excess stomach acidity. It notes nerves become strained under pressure, digestive secretions falter, and overwork can trigger burning pain. Remedies emphasize neutralising excess acidity to restore balance.
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Cemmry
Pnd
Jie
McPa Green
Card Party Draws Small Attendance in Wycheproof Hall
A Wednesday night card party in Wycheproof hall drew a modest crowd. The event, organized by Mrs Wyres, featured Mrs Bert Mackenzie and Mrs Reid as organizers with Mrs PF Hendy winning the game prizes, and chattered mostly among the ladies, including the daughter of the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mackenzie
Mre Reid
Wycheproof
Mre Mackenzie
Wyres
PF. Hendy
Closing Scenes End Weeklong Town Celebration
Crowds gathered at the Shiev Wall as weeklong events wound down. The executive committee led by President GC Snoper and presiding officer Mr S Callomby thanked visitors, praised the town, and urged good health for all as the farewell band played Auld Lang Syne and Wait You Come Back Again.
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Te Shiev Wall
Omer Aly
Shu
SCM
GC Snoper
Mel Hoson
Gus Bres
Agis
Wwe
Ivavong
Namuykal
Pinnagh
S. Callomby
la Lourre Committee
Souvenir sale draws steady interest despite modest demand
A souvenir edition circulated with limited expressions of appreciation as the committee reported good demand for the item. The sale week proceeded with no major issues and readers showed cautious interest in the collectible offered.
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Si. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
S.C. Marey
Towesk
Sack-Pitepatrick
North Fitsroy
Charlotte, Hooper
Bessie Burgess
Bert 'Cromer
Namur
May Cromer
Misshlers
Nsw
Max Fairress
A. McDonald
South Yarra
Srs
C. E. Thomas
Yerong
Aggie Devine
C. Gray
Stan Nicholson
St. Kilda
W. H. Chapman
Bunyip
Jean Morris
Melbourne
Ciss Bennet
Oakleigh
Bland
Johnson
Les Partands
Germain
John A. Mackenzie
Cheltenham
Oliver A. Mackenzie
Wycheproct
Marsing
Wonglinu
Crayfon
Messrs
Thomas Hurt
E. McPherson
Dr. Mapletor
T. Dudley
Bourke
Marks
I Formby
W. Crayford
Messe Smith
Wiss Bourke
Panny Ambler
Mrs) Davies
Rosina* Whitford
Ted Patrick
Rosé Nanestrow
Mes T. McAlpin
Laura Woodhouse
Oirs Alf, Jeffery
Forougne
Yen
Tere
Pureno
Wally Biggin
Kathleen Gleeson
Dorothy Thomsin
William and
Mary “Plantke
C. Pitspeck
Gladys Albars
M. F. Jackson
Dolly Shinick
W. McCaskill
Borathy
Jonn Hinds
Burgoes
Easily Spark
F. Nelim
Staggard
Mery Glenag
Comebacks
T. Hunt
A. 5
Ind
B. Pond
Danting
St. Joseph's
Mechanica
Burbury
Ubt
Hin Everey
Mer H. Formby
Gr F. Pinnuck
Sally
Woneha
Jane
Piper
Watson
Jene
Dall-George
Gertie Segrave
Ormond Jey
Mary Jones
Amy Purton
Rose Brown
T. Ford
Sic Kay
Patrick Carrolll
Jack
Maggie Pitzpatrick
Vera McKay
Hooper
Yallourn
Ishire Council
Gordon
Numinekeh
Mechaines
Janpredieti
Wanghau
Kilpatrick
SLC
Campbell
Map
Letott
Gillespie
Ambler
Elect
Tricity Commission
Eure
Kilpatick
Crayford
Sairs Formby
Electricity Commission
Wanghae, Nigger
Lalla Bookh
Lechian Fraser
Mary Avayle
Fred Gay
Thorn
Aml
Seilley
Qld
Moberte
Anmarella
Miss Mackenzie
Jack Mackenzie
Meriue
Ganon
Katanga i
Ted Barton
B. J. Barton
Ed Wimsell
E. Draper
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