Port Pirie Football Association Second Round Match Today
The second round match at Memorial Oval features St Mark's Deluge against Proprietary with E M Zubrlden in charge and several players unavailable. Teams include St Mark's Leam and St Mark's B or B-Vs with numerous listed players, substitutions and emergencies noted for both Proprietary and junior associations across A and B grades in Port Pirie.
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Secong
Port Pirie Football Association
Uy Memorial Oval
St. Mark's
Wewm
E. Scott
B. Nott Hagtefl
Wud A
Beer
B. Harrison
Sayner
W. Henderson
G. Anderson
J. Walker
RJ. Eiwson
Association Meeting at Parl Birle Poot ball Club
A meeting of the Parl Birle Pool Ball Association presided by CW Manan. Proxy delegates J Porter A Berry E H Morris and Bl Madigan attended. Mr Morty was appointed to take charge of the match in aid of the Methortel foundation. Members of the Soldiers Memorial Committee invited to attend.
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CW Manan
Mesare
J. Porter
A. Berry
E. H Morris
Madigan
Morty
Methortel Ginundat
Fam
Vi Meka
Waters
Brownie
Uel
Ith
Sulle
Wes
Addis
We Soldiers
Mumorial Committee
Pha
Randery
Sey Wes
J. Morrie
Inter Association Match Plans Amid York Penitula Trip
Fragmentary text outlines an inter association match and trip to Yorke Penitula on July 28. Mentions Mr W Jones as charge of the committee and invitation for accompaniment by a Mr Ys lim, with players supplying their gear. Notes about captain selection and memorial committee oversight.
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Hosking
Jon
Ananager
Pirie
Yorke Penitcula
W. Jones
Ys Lim
Mwtald
Forged cheque chase ends in Adelaide warehouse arrest
A 27 year old former taxi driver, Albert Richards, was chased and arrested after a forged cheque for £1087 was presented to a bank. Constable Starr and Detective Daymosity detained a suspect at a warehouse in Currie Street as a bank staffer alerted the authorities. A roll of notes and other incriminating items were recovered, with the offender later linked to the attempted theft in King William Street.
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Adelaide
Jim Auligel
Adélaidy
Claude A: Richards
Nat Hee
Oor
King Willian Street
Gness
Fleturus
Starr
Transformation of Northern Narrow Gauge Lines Begun
During the last week of July the Mamiey Bridge to Moogla Badinw to Brink Worth and Balaklava to Gladstone narrow gauge lines will be converted to broad gauge. The project includes track work, strengthened bridges, new signalling, and relocation of yards. Gladstone will become a mixed gauge junction with rolling stock arriving at Teroyte and Ghidshin ready for integration.
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Gladstone
Mamiey Bridge
Moogla
Badinw
Brink+ Worth
Balaklava
Twy
Ghidshin
Teroyte
Pirie Male Choir Ayr Successful Year Review
The Pirie Male Choir presents a year of activity including two concerts at Feytunibue 28 and Wandental. Leadership roles are listed with conductors accompanists and committee members, noting President Mr bawdy view and secretary Mr Sannin son along with musicians and staff.
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Wales
Ivon Mille Goons
Tunis
Mater A. Wilson
Gnu
Elven
Bert Germain
Ope
Wandental
el Tor
Sues
Bawdy View
Walbhe Hon
Aestury
Go Synounds
Fou.ts
Xine
Pruner
HL A
Windsor
Messrs
Andreson
Ay Nowe
Smitty
Myssrs
Wo Smith
Hows
AL Anderson
Medi Yee
Central Methodist Mission Services and Guild Fair
The Central Methodist Mission on Alexander Street announces morning preaching by Mr W S J Odgers and evening by Tey Norman Laude MA with the subject Sold to. The Tennyson Methodist Girls Guild winter fair hosts an afternoon and evening program with opening by Mes Lads, afternoon tea by the Ladies Guild, a stockings and darning competition for girls, and a queen crowning at 9 30. Proceeds aid church and missionary work.
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Central Methodist Mission
Alexander Street
Ws J. Odgers
Tey ‘Norman Laude
Tennyson Methodist
Ladies’ Guild
Revival Services and Musical Numbers Highlight Weekend
The Solomontown Methodist church hosts a morning service led by Rev F French with the topic A Sure Foundation. The choir plans an anthem and Messrs Price and Rews will sing Waterman What of the Night. A sermon at Central Mistox Church drew praise last Sunday.
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Solomontown Mathodial
F. French
Price
Rews
Waterman
Mistox
Porky
Presbyterian Church Services and Event Notice
A damaged notice invites parishioners to Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church. It mentions an upcoming Thursday 24th program of visual items and other offerings, urging attendance, bringing alms, and inviting broad participation in the church community.
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Christ
Quarterly meeting of Thy Solo uuntown Methodist Circuit
The quarterly meeting of Thy Solo Untown Methodist Circuit was held at Silomontown Church on Thursday evening. Attendees from Salomontown Nap perby Warnertown presided. Reports covered Sunday school and club work. Anniversary dates for Sunday schools at Warnertown July 34, Slomulitown August 14. Discussion on circuit boundaries, appeal to support in building a Methodist church at Gan hegen. Harmony reported. spiritual tone and good prospects for the circuit.
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Solo
Uuntown
Silomontown Churely
Sumilay
Warnertown
Slomulitown
Bonndarios
Church of Christ Sermons Highlight Coming King Dom
The preacher will speak at both services by Mr A. P. Hughes. Morning topic is The Dispensation of the Coming Kingdom and the Davidic Covenant. Evening message titled The Appealing Christ. All are warmly welcomed to attend.
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Prewchural
Motroy
A. DP. Mughes
Anniversary Services at Gertrude Street Baptist Church
On Sunday the Gertrude Street Baptist Church will celebrate an anniversary with Rev. Pe J. Clark of Adelaide joining the services. Special anthems will be rendered by the choir. A public meeting follows on the evening with an address by Tey A. Clifford Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Street Baptist Church
Pe J. Clark
Adelaide
Tula Gay
Tey A. Clifford Jones
JLT
Salvation Army Evening Services Reflect Solemn Worship
Last Sunday at 18 Salvation Army was well attended with congregational singing of old hymns such as Lead Kindly Light My God to Thee. Mrs Leggatt led the evening song service while Captain Leggett would oversee the morning, Cooper the evening. A pleasant program by a wood party drew Wednesday evening attendance.
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Salvation Army
Pir Kill The anpusl ovevting of ne Port Pirly Hite Club
The Port Pirly Hite Club held a Wednesday meeting with strong attendance. The balance sheet showed a 26 decrease from the prior year and new members were added. The secretary reported 14 inter-club matches, nine wins, and several trophies awarded for year achievements. Officers and committee members for the next year were elected with S. B. Rose as captain and W. Rekstin as treasurer.
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Ne Port
Wee Boldin
EL Terrancia
A. E.jose
Rwdge
Buseessful
Brown
A. Ridose
Jose
My Platt
Gon
HLT
Sampson
R. Rotran
R. J. Sampson
Cloag
Geddes
P. Noles
Pranola
F. Nolen
R. McKay
W. Rekat
UT A. Johns
H.| Goerblich
AG. Branford
J. NR. Johns
J. Marti
T. H. Wenzel
S. B. Rose
1H. Wenzel
G. T. Furze
A. A Mysa
Tense dispute stalls tramway teams meeting in Adelaide
A heated 44 hour dispute at the Adelaide Municipal Tramways Trust depot in Hackney led to a long discussion about team selection. General manager Goodman and officials Elliott and Dawes were contacted as talks continued, with plans for aPrades Mall meeting and no immediate comment on the Trust’s position.
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Adelaide
Duchy
Municipal Tramways Trust
Hack
Mr. W. A
Goodman
B.A. Elliott
Teamehe Amalgamated Engineering Union
A. BE. Joseph A. A J
EB. R. Dawes
Meawhie Australian Society of Euginesia
Prades Mall
Ellott
Dawes
Tramways Trust
Mos
Engineers pause 44 hour week amid union talks
Members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union meet at Bethany to discuss rostering and a smooth return to work. Negotiations with the company proceed amicably with a one week layoff ending Monday morning.
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Te de Claton
We Pike
Amalegamated Engineering Union
HW. Woodward
Bethanyi
BALA
Club Aims to Represent At Country Teams Match
Fragmentary note shows efforts by club to be represented in a country teams match at Addleide. Twenty six members are listed in the club. Further details unreadable.
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Efurts
Addleide
Strom
SENT TO GAOL FOR THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT
Valentine Kempa an old man described as a Russian Pole was charged at Pirie Police Court with being disorderly and unable to speak English. Interpreters could not be spared, witnesses said he begged for food and slept in an unoccupied house. He was sentenced to three months imprisonment.
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Valentine Kemga
Charent
Medars
M. Kemp
W. Blight
J'S.p
Pirie
Anghi
Kempa
Kittees
Nobile
Poliee
Plaidotiies
Miller
Hay
Te Pollen Station
Tice
Bigamy Proved in Australian Court Case
Charles Kuntuad Albrecht, 25, a motor engineer, was sentenced to 10 8 months imprisonment at Dar nghurst Seasions for contracting bigamous nuptials. He allegedly married Irene Florense Meapy in 1923 and Lorna Stenning in 1985. Evie Uunee testified that he planned to wed a third woman, Visisy Jespersao, who said they intended to marry before his first wife.
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Sydney
Charles Kuntuad Albrecht
Darnghurst
Irene Florense
Lorna Stenning ii
Evie Uunee
Visisy Jespersao
Fe Court
Social Evening to Aid Drapery Stud
On Wednesday a social evening with games and supper will be held to raise funds for the Drapery Stud. Local organizers invite residents to attend for fellowship and support in the community effort.
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Eplters
Salvation Army Football Meeting Voice From Leeds Club
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Salvation Army events and footballers. It references a 7am start, a 4am knee issue, holiness movement, and a meeting at Mainery Peewee with names like Arehy Leagas and Cooper noted. It urges bringing a friend and hints at a Leeds Club gathering.
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Knee Doill
Eggett
Arehy Leagas
Maria
Peewee
Rahe
Cooper Noherae
Recompany
Tim
Gowns
Leeds
Gas Employes Case Injunction Granted In Australia
In Islbourne Iria the General Arbitration Court granted an injunction against the Gas Companies Association and gas workers, restraining stopwork actions over the 44 hour claim. About 300 gas workers in West Melbourne South Melbourne and Fitzroy ceased work, marched to the Arbitration Court, and later returned to duty as the Trades Hall Disputes Committee agreed to investigate. The Victorian Government plans a Wages Board to resolve hours and wages in the gas industry, with a union meeting set to discuss the situation.
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Islbourne
Iria
General Arbitration Court
Gas Companies’ Association
Mio Federal Gas
Wulon Ang Federaleretary
Mistr. Grotts
Dutlrige
Crafts
Crofts
Morcow
Gud
Arbitration Court
West Melbourng
South Melbourne
Fiiaray
Tommern
Trades Hall Disputes Committee
Wases Board
Tt Te Engineering
Melbourne
Yallourn Engineers Face 44 Hour Work Week Claim
In Melbourne on Friday the Victorian Electricity Commission urged the Arbitration Court to order Yallourn brown coal and briquette works engineers to work 48 hours as per their award. Judge Cathridge reserved action until workers actually refuse 43 tons a week. The Commission sought exemption from the 44 hour rule while engineers insist on a 44 hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wudtural Arbitration — Court
Addi.ine Vistorian Electricity Coucnission
Yallourn
Cathridge
Wallowen
Mga
Adtricity Commission
Fears of plague in Pawnsville rise in early report
Report from Friday notes five cases and two deaths linked to plague in Pawnsville. Officials say 1/1 findings show infection captured and examined but no further spread or new symptoms detected. Health authorities warn residents to remain vigilant and report unusual illnesses promptly.
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Pawnsville
Ully Hundred
Mong Cate
War Veteran Edward Burton Guilty of Serious Charge
Sydney report states war veteran Edward Burton, aged 9a, was found guilty of a serious offence against a girl aged 43. He received three years' penal servitude after sessions today, with the court noting his grave suggestion and the public distress caused by the act.
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Sydney
Wrang
Edward Burton
Kebutebve
War Veterai
Navidg
Waterloo Cup Final Outcome Report
Melbourne reports the Waterloo Cup final concluded with Jew's Heary defeating Diamond Greek by Orion in a notable finish. Strong local teams and trainers are credited with guiding prize contenders to the final.
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Melbourne
Adelaide
Weekend Golf at Kingston Park New Start Tee Experiment
A Kingston Park golf event introduces a fresh starting poll for Saturday rounds to ease congestion. Ladies orderly to begin with the first ball at the designated point as an experiment labeled No 46 tee near the dogs leg.
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Poyuluy
Ap|uatvay
Kingston Park
Entry of girls hockey into second round opener drives Saturday matches
The Pirie Association kicks off the second round of the season this afternoon with two games at the Association ground and two at the High School ground. Pitches and teams are listed among players such as Mills Galli and Finlayson, with matches starting at 2 o'clock and strong interest in improving play standards after recent weeks.
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Girls of Thy Pirie Hooke
Moos
Goede
Pike Young
Cnould
Scawan
Helec
Aris Falawe Ureonn
Easun
Ranger
Fidsiswan
Aluhausen
Janneome N. Mills
Galli
Ks Soi
Suhia
Gleggst
Hrowns
Tully
H Gamphett
Wilsden
Ly Food
Mara
Th. Mapitin
L. Windsor
Forgan
Porgan
M ‘Whils
G. Finlayson
Premiership Point Liat
Brown
Groen
Cycling Handicaps For Today On The ME Novia
Today features three races on the ME novia oval track with revised handicaps. Second class includes Williamer, A Brown, Campbell, J Dormer, For den and others. Fret class lists Mae G Brook ser Doyle ser Hawke Williams Sukie Dempsey Merling Hosken Hunn among entrants. Combined class shows multiple riders and adjustments across the field.
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Menovia
Williameer. A. Brown
Campbell
J. Dormer
Forden
L. Williams
A. Brown
3. Campbell
J. Dorep
A. Fogden
Daring Airmen Seek San Francisco to Australia Flight
Lieut Ulm and Kingsford Smith plan a seven stage flight from San Francisco to Brisbane, aiming to land in Australia after a Pacific crossing. The project, costing about 7000 pounds, is funded by public subscription and follows their recent successful circumnavigation of Australia.
Ugly tension flares in Maltese attacks near South Johnstone
Violence heats in sugar mill disputes with Maltese workers and locals. Police fear bloodshed as a mob abducted and beat three Maltese on a train and others were assaulted on the road to South Johnstone. Conferences tomorrow carry high stakes as tempers remain foul.
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Brisbane
South Johnstone
Iequ
Iikern
Auch
Huddart Parker Crew Dismissal Over Menu Dispute
Adelaide report says Collier Seaman Thy vrew of the Huddart Parker objected to the menu and refused to sail to Newcastle. The ship's departure was delayed as crew demanded two hot dishes instead of one. Union officials boarded the vessel for talks but no clearance on settlement was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Parker Vollive Colzo
Newcastle
Union
NSW Election Rolling Prints Ready for September Vote
The Government Printer announced completion of two electoral lists and said the electoral machinery would be ready for an election by September 24 if Premier Lang decides on that date.
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Sydney
Esday
Wday
Jj. T. Lang
Alive and Well After False Fatal Accident Report
Adelaide Friday report from Brighton states Mr Buyou Tregeagle, 1e years old, a lorry driver, is alive after a newspaper claimed his motor lorry fell 400 feet into a shed and killed him and his dog Pixie. He telephoned police to deny the tale and sent a telegram to his wife in Broken Hill. He says the lorry merely rolled a few feet onto a roadside ditch, was retrieved, and shows no damage.
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Buyou Tregeagty
Puntraator
Brighton
Despits
Pixie
Tregeagle
Elsie Gwen Gil
Bert
Broken Hill
Tregeagie
Sergt. ‘Wright
Agan
Thorpe
Morning Paper
Ligax
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St Auris
S. Mark
St. Mark
M. Bishop
Enderson
QfoGarmark
Hurst
G. Ward
W Hrovntck
H Broadstock
Powler
Sheen
Stephens
T Johurieen
Leverington
A. Mills
T Yeatman
W. Sedinary
N. Mellett
J- W. Brown
A. Benn
Halle
A Bell
RB Taylor
Howelawn
J Bee
W. Malyoia
J. Gibbon
G. Ferme
W. Ardadataok
W. Gummow
BE. Malyeh
J. Gleny Feaph Gavenett
Ty McCarter
Jeffery
Sehule
Whiley
Hesebehelia
Nadebaum
M. Corvigh
AM. Caddy
Franois
R. Lawry
PR Thompson
Kennedy
L. Watehel
A. Mary
Seary G. Woods
Lowes
H- Nadebaum
Ymila
F. Wally
Raphet Hudsonleo
D. Walken
J. Kyely
D. Mount
Wo Sehabert
Seat
V. Canthoys
Ba J. Nelson
P Pointow
Parkas
Milbank
Ay Baker
Se. Axon
Xerald
Eurongencies
P. Phelan
C. Coffey
Bolomontown TG
Priur Wavt
Ky Tames
Ac Milan
Milburn
1 Garlun
Re Bell Lula G. Cliton
Fy Tee
D. Starks
A Teffeey
Yah
B. Gray
Q. StoKuy
S.aniu
R. Stark
Ms Grisula
Finergen
Fies
Wilson
D. Sheamin
Barberas
Pluf Stars
Solly Rovers
V. Adams
Sco. Barat
Lone
J. Cavenett
Matteus
M. Learman
Vi Smith
S. Adams
Ye Dear
Q Evang
J. Shehan
S. de Dear
Sulu
Tt. de Dear
Dauiller
Wo Mier
Eimermendee
D. Adams
Evan
Laurn
Ulastone
Jamestown
Georgetown
Jamestinnt
General
Chase
Wan
Foraehy
Pirie Male Choir
Matelion
Suasem
Ls ‘Aw
Fhun
Ethodiet Church
Lonmal
Janus
Mussolini
Awa
Lhe
Jeomw
Presbyterian Church
Quarterly Meeting
Church OF Christ
THE
Pir
Nuibanok
Wede
Yallourn Engineers
Townsville
Hockey
Pirie Association
Queensland
DOLAG
New South Wales
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