Port Pirie Technical School second list of 1933 examination successes
Special telegraphic service to The Recorder from Adelaide details the second release of results for country technical schools examinations. Honors, credits, and passes listed by grade across subjects such as needlework and piano solos, with names of top scorers, prizes, attendance awards, and a concert and dance concluding the event at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
J. Kain
M. White
Herbert Plenty
Jim Tallack
J. Madden
Una Angel
Alec MacDonald
Mary Kelleway
George Watson
Margaret Young
Richter
J. Clarke
Warnertown School Concert and Rewards
A large attendance filled the Warnertown School hall for a school concert. Students performed songs including Jane Har a Valley of the Moon and Australia and presented sketches such as The Lost Wig Who Shall Bell the Cat Boy Wanted and The Poetry Lesson across grades.
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Warnertown
Jane'Hara
Gladstone Primary School Prizegiving Highlights
Gladstone Primary School held its annual prizegiving on Thursday. Qualifying certificates went to B Beckwith 654 M EB Coe B P Garner D er Alvey K T Yates D Chenoweth Harris C R Jolly E J Phillips and M Virgo. All candidates passed. Betty Beckwith scored 654 marks as outstanding scholar. Headmaster S A Keen read an annual report noting a satisfactory roll.
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Gladstone
B. Beckwith
M. EB. Coe
B. P. Garner
D.er ‘Alvey
K.T. Yates
D. Chenoweth
Harris
C. R. Jolly
J. Phillips
M. Virgo
Betty Beckwith
A. Keen
Crystal Brook Primary School Prizegiving at Town Hall
A large gathering of parents attended the Crystal Brook School prizegiving held in the Town Hall chaired by Mr B Weston. D J Corry Kead introduced the annual report. all 19 exam candidates passed. top certificates went to Patty Ellerton and John Cornish with scores 659 and 646 respectively.
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Crystal Brook School
Town Hall
B. Weston
D. J. Corry Kead
James Forgan
Soy
Patty Ellerton
John Cornish
Forcible Entry Alleged In Archbishop Daly Trial
Daly, a North Adelaide laborer, was committed for trial in Adelaide Police Court on a charge of forcible entry into Dr. Spence’s Ridge Park home. Prosecutor said Daly carried pepper and lethal tools. bail set at £200 plus two £100 sureties. The prosecution argued the entry violated the sanctity of the home and state safety.
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Daly
Smith
Temperature Readings From Yesterday
The maximum reached 78.1 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ending 8 30 a.m. was 60 degrees.
Mayoress wishes a brighter 1934 than 1933
The mayoress and I extend greetings to citizens and wish that 1934 will be a better year than 1933. They commend those who have generously aided the poor and needy in the community.
Two Men Drowned Near Clarendon Recreation Ground
Kenneth Howard Williams aged ? and John Charles Louis Beurle aged 22 drowned at Kaparinga River near Clarendon recreation ground. Beurle, a school teacher of East Ave Rosslyn Park, went to aid Williams. Beurle is the son of Mrs Beurle and the late Rev Norman L Beurle of the Baptist Church.
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Adelaide
Kenneth Howard Williams
Kaparinga
Clarendon Recreation Ground
John Charles Louis Beurle
East Ave
Rosslyn Park
Beurle
Norman L. Beurle
The
Baptist Church
Vast Gulf Trip To Harbour Passengers Listed
A large Gulf trip has hundreds of passengers booked to depart Port Adelaide Saturday evening for Pirie, with the vessel due Monday morning. The passenger list contains many names including H A Storr, S White, J Marlin, R Gibberd, J Fugless, J A Whittington, H Harrison, H Penfold, and numerous others.
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Pirie
Port Adelaide
H. A. Storr
S. White
Black
J. Marlin
R.A. Gibberd
J. Fugless
J. A. ‘Whittington
H. Harrison
H. Penfold
Wu Genge
L. M. Axford
M. Pearce
W. Kellow
C.F. Auf' Derheirde
D. Kleeman
R.B As Rovner
Ayting
Genge
D. Armstrong
R. J. Peters
A. Myers
Pearce
Butcher
L. Moore
B. Harris
Wiliams
F. Smith
M. Air
P. H. Burden
A. [. Stubbs
Smelters Gift £300 to Port Pirie YMCA
Port Pirie YMCA receives a 300 pound donation from the Smelters management after a meeting between Inspector Johns and Colin Fraser. The gift eases the association's tight finances and is hailed by Inspector Johns as timely and generous with thanks to directors and Mr. C H Woodward for courtesy.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Port Pirie
Inspector Johns
Colin Fraser
Y.M.A
Ym.c.a
C. H. Woodward
Aged Bishop Leads Off Masourians in Hockey Win
London Friday aged 76 year old Doctor Winnington Ingram Bishop of London captained Off Masourians in a hockey match against Radly School. The bishop scored two goals as his team won forty to three in a display of veteran leadership and sporting spirit.
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Carder
London
Winnington Ingram
Masourians
Radly School
Shield cricket scoreline for South Australia innings
Shield cricket today for South Australia compiled 124 runs. Scores show Richardson 22, Nitschke 0, Bensted 3, Lonergan 49, Ryan 2, Shepherd 12, Lee 30, Tobin 54 not out, Collins 38. Seven wickets fallen, total 335. Bowlers Gamble 2 for 79, Beasted 47, Oxenham 0 for 41, Brew 4 for 18, Tait 4 for 37, Levy 0 for 0.
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Winor
Richardson
B. Gamble
Nitschke
B.w
Bensted
Lonergan
B. Brew
Ryan
Shepherd
C. Gamble
B. Tait
Lee
C. Cock
Tobin
Collins
Wee
Sundries
Gamble
Beasted
Oxenham
Brew
Tait
Levy
Government pledges plan to aid youths in new year
Mr RL Butler promised early in the new year that practical steps would be taken to find suitable Governor and that Mr Jeffries would soon announce a definite campaign plan with full government backing.
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Adelaide
RL. Butler
Jeffries
Industry and Employment
Metal markets in London exchanges report mixed December prices
Australian Mines and Metals Association data show December 24 quotations for copper tin and gold. Spot copper falls while forward prices dip. tin and gold also move with spot or forward changes. London Metal Exchange values reference Stannard copper and electrolytics with varied declines.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Stannard
London
Obituary: Harry Kneebone Labor Leader Dies at 58
Harry Kneebone journalist and longtime Labor figure dies at 58. He once edited the Coolgardie Miner and the Daily Herald in Adelaide, served in the High Commissioner's Office London, War Press Bureau, and as South Australian party president. He later led The Labor Advocate before death.
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Adelaide
Harry Kneebone
Australian Labor Party
South Australia
East Torrens
House of Assembly
Coolgardie “Miner
Daily Herald
oMee
London
Burestt
Lonon
The
Sout Australian
Labor Advocate
Victoria Beats New South Wales in Shield Play
In Melbourne on Friday Victoria batted on a perfect wicket against New South Wales. The match featured a solid performance with strong batting, as Victoria posted competitive totals.
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Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wales
Central Methodist Sunday School Christmas Treat Recap
Central Methodist Sunday School held its annual Christmas treat for primary and kindergarten pupils with songs, a story, a dainty supper, and Father Christmas giving gifts. A cake was donated by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor. Organizers included Miss Gladys and Gwen Taylor and several others.
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Central Methodist
L. Hlunt
T. A. Taylor
Father Christmas
Ron Wellington
No Offence O Duffy Released By Court Order
Justice O Burns ruled that arresting men in blue shirts addressing a meeting was not an offence under the Constitution and ordered their immediate release with payment of costs. The two Blue Shirts leaders were greeted with cheers at gaol. Gen O Duffy and Capt Sullivan are expected to face further charges as suspected members of an illegal organization.
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Dublin
Justice O'Burns
High
Blue Shirts
Gen. O'Duffy
Capt. Sullivan
Immunisation vaccine claims progress against paralysis disease
Long Island College and its Parasysis Commission head Dr. Kramer announce a vaccine that immunises about 75 percent of tested animals and equals the effectiveness of diphtheria vaccines. He cautions that extensive work remains before human use and broad availability.
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New York
Long Island College
Paraysis C
Kramer
Amazing Revenge Ends with Hanging Over Insurance Payout
Vienna correspondent Michael Detenyi of Budapest vouched the sensational tale of a man who sought £2500 from an insurance firm for death by natural causes. When refused he murdered his friend and was hanged. His heirs claimed £10000 for non natural death and won, revealing the insured amount reached £40000 for death from unnatural causes.
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London
Vienna
Daily Express
Michael Detenyi
Budapest
Detenyi
Local residents arrive and depart in Pirie hotels
Personal notes report Mr. B. Robinson arriving in Pirie yesterday and staying at the Central Hotel. Mr. Alford of Port Germein, previously at Barrie Hotel, departed Pirie yesterday. Mr. L. W. Hu Pirie team Adetak also staying at Row.
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B. ‘Robinson
Pirie
Central Hotel
Alford
Port Germein
Barrie Hotel
Pire
L. WH
Christmas Toy Distribution At Pirie Town Hall
The Sinise Toy Fund distributed 180 parcels at Pirie Town Hall yesterday afternoon helping hundreds of needy families. Parcels were alphabetically organized for ages up to 12 with 30 remaining to be collected after 10 am today.
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Pirie Town Hall
Pre
Australia Wins Second Test in Brisbane Tennis
Australia takes a commanding seven rubbers to one lead over Great Britain after today's play in Brisbane. Key singles saw McGrath beat Perry 3-6 6-2 6-3, Willie defeat Moon 7-5 6-4, and Hopmang edging Lee 5-2 3-6 6-6. In doubles, McGrath and Quist defeated Hughes and Wilde 1-3 26 62 62 6-3 64.
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Brisbane
Astralia
Great Britain
Perry
McGrath
Wilie
Moon
Hopmang
Lee
Quist
Mughes
Wikde
Australia
Sete
Aimes
Betting rules at Port Adelaide meeting announced
Bookmakers at the Port Adelaide Racing Club Cheltenham meeting on Tuesday may choose to bet for win and place or only for a win. The announcement notes bookmakers may lay odds for win and place if they desire, under the existing rules.
Seven Lost in Marine Tragedy Special Gables
Sinking two minutes after collision with the trawler Kurd Castor Swedish steamer Castor captain and six others rescued. They were asleep in their bunks. Seven crew members died in the incident reported from London.
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London
Kurd
Castor Carter
Our Empire Toast Proposal Amid Imperial War Gathers
A questionable text fragment cites Mr. Kipling proposing a toast on behalf of the Qverseys League to celebrate the empire her pest e and security. It hints at seals and pictures connected to a son’s portrait for imperial war gatherings.
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London
Our Empire
Empire
Bustyard Kipling
Qverseys League
Picure
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Warnertown School
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Y.M.C.A
Metal Markets
MR. Harry Kneebone
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