Woman Flies From England to America in Solo Attempt
English aviatrix Beryl Markham crashed 10 miles from Louisburg Nova Scotia after crossing the Atlantic in a Percival Gull. She escaped with facial scratches and insisted the flight was not romantic but a step in aviation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Louisburg
Beryl Markham
England
Atlantic
Enline
Nova Scotia
Harry Tigamn
Dick Mereili
Mie
Children in Good Voice at Central Sunday School Anniversary
Central Bret Sunday School held its annual anniversary with large congregations at all three services. The program featured singing led by Mr. C. P. Munn, piano by Miss Burn Edwards, violin by Max McDonald, cello by Will Robrsheim, and pupils presented poems and songs. Rev. Dr. Ben tom presided afternoon, with Misses Kona Varver and Joan Yeatman dueting and primary boys led by Ming Lefty Anderson at the piano. The evening program closed with speeches by Rev. A. E. Jones and prize announcements as Ron Wellington presided at the public meeting.
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Bret Howl
Voloyoe- Verday
Amdg
C. P. Munn
Burn Edwards
Max McDonald
Frank Whitworth
Will Robrsheim
Hed
Hey. A. Hemmings
Solomontown
Dylithis
Dorothy
Vieni
Shirley Porter
Donia Clarke
Bentom
Congregational Church
Lille Billy Mans
Kona Varver
Joan Yeatman
Ming Lefty Anderson
Doris Clarke
Billy Mans
A. E. Jones
Gentral Chore
Ron Wellington
J.P. Jarman
Risdon Park
Gainel Ducing
Northern road work tender notices in North district
Tenders closed at the voice of the Commissioner of High Wass for road works in the North. The first tender covers quarrying 20,000 cubic yards of crushed rock for Port Germein Gorge main pad and loading about 300 tons of bitumen product. The second calls for works on the Bungure Yunku section, requiring 16,000 cubic yards of screenings and the loading and carting of about 760 tons of emulsified bitumen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelade
High Wass
Peterborough Grocery Robbery Report
Peterborough grocer and ironmonger Dickson on Main Street was robbed in the early morning break in. Thieves forced a rear side door and blew open the shop safe, stealing between £4 and £20 in silver and a quantity of tobacco and groceries. Police details unclear.
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Peterbonolus
Nineteenth Birthday Party in Daisy Street
A Young Tulks party gathered at Mr and Mrs F J Qu's Daisy Street residence Saturday for Eleanor Qua On her nineteenth birthday. Music games and dancing followed a festive supper and a customary birthday cake cut with cheer by Miss Quin. Attendees included Quin bersanpsou Joye Byrne Kult Mhae Hsien ilali Lartine Barlow and other friends.
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Tulks
F. J. Qu
Daisy Street
Hodgy
Eleanor Qua
Quin
Gue
Tennis Tourney At WeIt Brest Mi se Thorn Club Doubles
In a starched missed tennis diary, Ni Welte and Miss Bather won the mixed doubles title at a Widows Bark tournament near WeIt Brest. The event began Saturday and concluded last night with numerous pairings listed, including B. Parker, M. Lake, L. Jeffery, and many others in a wide field of players.
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Thornllucking
Queen of Sport
Recorder awarded D. C. Laube for second time in Pirie football
D. C. Laube, captain of Solomon Town, won the 1936 Recorder Medal as Pirie Football Association best and fairest for the second time in 11 seasons. The award was decided by an independent vote of umpires, with 30 players considered and points allocated across multiple places.
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Pirie
D. C. Laube
Solomontown
Laube
Pirie Football Association
Om Jam
Solomontown Captain Laube Wins Second Medal
Association secretary Mr Hocking congratulated Laube on his second win and praised his leadership as captain and player. He thanked Mr H Yelland managing director of Tie Recorder for funding the medal and noted this could be Laube’s last football season. Credit was given to McMahon as runner-up and others mentioned in the voting.
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Hockingsid
Laube
H. Yelland
Tie Recorder
Solomontown
Laube Thas
Pirie
Hocking
Tim
Sind
Luthy
Stowgies Lange Shines For Solomontown Football Club
A profile of Lange, a stalwart defender for Solomontown, who rose from Me High School to senior ranks in 1925 and has since formed a formidable defense. Praised for vigorous play, fair tactics, and consistent performance against Adelaide Oval and Norther Areas, Lange earns admiration and popularity among teammates and supporters.
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Stowgies
Lange
Solomontawe Eau
Vaube
Solo- Montown
Pirie
Adelaide Oval
Gladstone
Allcomers
L. Webr
Ming B. Porter
Twelle
Solomontown
Racing Car Skids Into Crowd at Belfast Trophy Race
A fatal Belfast Tourist Trophy crash mars the event as J Chambers loses control and strikes spectators. Fourteen noted injured, with several later dying in hospital. the race was won by W. Dizon aboard a Riley at an average speed noted.
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London
Shindsy
Belfast
J. Chambers
Thasing
Wo Bug
Hingpilal
PL W. Dizon
Riley
Weekend Weather Update with Mixed Temperatures
Vague notes describe a weekend with sunny spells and fluctuating temperatures. Saturday reached around 7 degrees with a later rise to near 76 in a confusing OCR passage. References to tennis, beachgoers, and Pine Street imply a seaside town scene with variable wind and rainfall estimates.
Service Adelaide Parish City Service on Adelaide Oval
Sunday service on Adelaide Oval drew 2500 attendees including Governor General Lord Gowrie and Lady Gowrie Governor Sir Winston Dugan and Lady Dugan Premier RL Butler. Civil and military groups formed a parade with St John Ambulance Royal Scouts and guides. Music and prayers closed with remarks from church leaders and the Anglican prayer.
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Adelaide
Deillcant
Sunshine
Adelide Oval
Lond Gowrie
Lady Gowrie
Winston Dugan
Dugen
RL. Butler
Premies
Gays End
St John Imhiiinnises
Roy Scouts
Gtel Guides
Grtnley Brigade
Mhiyal
Centenars
Ray
G. A. Jove
Solomon Town footballer Laurie retires then returns to play
A Solomon Town footballer faced pressure after a serious injury and announced retirement following a fifth superstive season. He recovered to return, with Nan A Barr stepping aside and Laurie moving to captain. He remained a pivotal player, praised as Pine’s fairest and most brilliant exponenent with a ten year gap in a long career, while Solomon Town clubs record details of past captains and double-succeeding players.
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Seirs
Cevtee
Hawk
Fassar
Nan A. Barr
Laurie
Pine
TED AFTER MARRIED LIFE BROKEN WILL AND ADULTERY CHARGES
A divorced woman testifies in a maintenance case that after her January 21 1934 marriage her husband drank heavily left home with no money sent support and then disappeared for months. She details his wandering, a hotel stay in Adelaide, a later reappearance, and a court ruling in her favor on three issues including maintenance and arrears. Her father also testifies about money advanced to him for the husband.
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Doyle
Mir
Gavoren
Petioner
Patton Street
Nighia
Haberly
Adelaide
Ste -Tabed
Vane
Bern
Thomas James Welbridge
Aried Amd Dee Cami
Mw Taftter
Wepk
Nimafar
Hipberts
Ead
Supreme Court
Iilsonor
South Nets North in North South clash title
South gains on North after decisive win and secures second place in Pirie Lagrosa Association premiers. final scores show Gowth 22 goals and Morin others. teams and players listed for Sept 26 and Oct 5 matches with several names from Adelaide and Melbourne.
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North
Pirie Lagrosa
Gowth
Morin
J. Keria
V. Mums
Springbett
T. W. Ham
S. Sleemann
W. Arstrons
J. Rogebere
Bort Pieyers
V_ Springs, yelt
Vo Adams
J. Gormaek
Nartny 5
Sieamann
J. Isaacheen
R. Bomaki
Banking Inquiry to Deliver Major Report Next Year
Adelaide Sunday report states the Royal Commission on banking in Australia awaits more evidence after near completion. Justice Napier, chair, will lead sessions in Sydney and Melbourne, with about 260 witnesses and 2 million words of evidence already collected. The commission plans a single final report, not a progress summary.
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Adelaide
Aus
Ialia
Justice Napier
Expresa
Melbourne
Ander
Sydney
Wilson
Commonwealth Statinticiaw
Nas
Napier
Moonlight voyage lists over 100 on tour from Moncta
The article catalogs more than 100 tourists aboard a round trip party led by Messrs Vy Cottrell and E Methwen among numerous names from Trinky Reemmer Reheat Rev. Victoria. The long roster includes masters, Misses, and dozens of individuals such as J. Helna S. Steutt P. Whit rod and A. Rowell, detailing attendees and organizers.
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Matorship
Menota
Pirte
Nas & Baves
Uip Ta & Party Sishodenta
Trinky Reemmer
Rev
Victoria
Messrs
Vy Cottrell
Methwen
RK. Samach OW
de Price
Li Hughes
I. J. Helna
Steutt
Bolgius
C. R. Shepherd
R. Shepherd
W. M1. Sheppard
P. Whitrod
Bull
A.W. Plums
Fister
C. Frick
A. Brigit
Prank” ‘Bhaon
A. Rowell
J. W. Humphreya
I. Lizard
Pit. Michelmore
G. ®. Murray
Masters FH. Turner
K. N. Webb
A.D. G. Heed
J. Munling
B. ‘Walker
J. '. Richardson
D. M. Penn
D. M. Penn‘Tonkin, &, Trumble, A. L. Warner, R. ‘Trumble
K. W. Summons
J. F. Mo
Crea
Compton
J. Jat
J. W. ‘Cranwell
E. E. Fookes
A. B. Goble
Browne
Pb. McMillan
Mendy
T. Wartmann
W. G. Breit
L. Lollan
PH. Friend
D. Michelmore
D_ Murrie
Mysdanis
M Muewen
Reed
JK. Samuel
Douala
Sheppard
Mrnok
A I. OW
M. Mussel
Murder mystery unfolds at farmers petrol station crime scene
Bloodstains point to foul play as farmer William Henry Lowers vanishes after a pump handle is found covered in blood. Police and detectives comb roadsides, drains, and wheat fields across the district, with Mrs Sayers recalling a struggle near the pump and a car believed used to move the body.
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Dney
Grenfell
CLE
Uns
William Henry Lowers
Gar
Rhode
Sower
Uyach Aeting
Pollce
Des Ldkac
Eur Nevis Appalled
Delica
Delec
O'Neill
Forbes
End Turner
Era
Sayers
Priddie
Greafedl
Satherst
Delaile
Laver
London Metal Market Report Winds of Change in Prices
Latest advices show mixed London Metal Exchange quotes for lead tin silver and gold. Spot and forward prices drift with small gains and occasional declines as buyers hedge and traders adjust expectations.
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Adelaide
Ace Veltium
London Metal Exchange
Personal notes on Adelaide trip and holiday plans
Mr. A. Welaby of Sider. Smith & Co. Ltd returns to Pirie after brief Adelaide workday. Miss Gwen Heller of Howstown plans a short two day holiday to Adelaide.
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A. Welaby
Sider. Smith & Co., Ltd
Pirie
Adelaide
Gwen Heller
Howstown
North Adelaide star Farmer falls short of scoring record
In Adelaide Oval conditions Ken Faraue of North Adelaide led as their champion full Tucwund, while Farmer delivered a bold breakthrough with six goals but could not reach the record. Relentless spalling and a late surge limited his total as the third quarter closed.
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Adelaide
Giecik
Adelaide Oval
Ken Faraue
North Adelaide
Tom Gate
Parmer
Cola
Ud Berm
North Imbhat
Fermer
Surprise birthday party for Mr HK Toski in Florence Street
A large gathering on Florence Street celebrated Mr HK Toski with music and community singing. Attendees included Mrs A J Piller, Claude Carnall, Condon, J Vaughan, Garni Malan, Mae Brown, J Mens, Tonkin, and many others. Mr Vaughan on behalf of the company presented Mr Tonkin with six handsome cloth as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. Toski
Rome
Florence Street
Featura
A. J. Piller
Claude Carnall
Dumee Condon
Priewimer
J. Vaughan
Garni
Malan
Mae Brown
Mensers
J. Mens and
Tonkin
Vaughan
C. R Carnill
RO Piller
L. Webr
C. Zanker
W. Everett
J.’ Zubetaieh
J.hocking
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America
Bert Marka
Kenys
Exery Wroom
Abingdon
Asserica
Siriaan Campbell Black
Maliison
Shes
Markhaus
Wunband
Ion
Will Alay
Edgar Percival
Markhau
Central Methodist Anniversary
Bungaree
Yacka
Peterborough
Eleanor Quin
Rmmast
Condom
Vassa
G Nanielli
Miss Lake
C. B. ‘Golis
B. Farker
T- Lloyd
A. Held
Wehr
Bo Parker
Metaughlie
L Jeffery
M. Grispen
Johnston A. A. Backstall
Tes. Lake
C. Poole
Owadds P. Pailin
K. Piddaman
B. While
R. Price
D. W. Munro
Colins
Attys Parker
Condon
Mr. Vass
Welie
Mise B. Parker
Y'Spem
Tes Debusten
Toole
Howand
Vi Newson
Juller
E. Taylor
Abr
Bischot
A. Harrison
Belen
Oma
Taapeston
A. Prive
S—A
Lake
Mubone
Seld
Twellad
E. Broughteu
Nollsem
J. Clarke
J. Barlow d. & Butler
K. Fiddaman
Wenr
B. Parker
J. S. Hocking
Association
Roma
D.clalme Uinuan
Tower
J. McMialion
TP. Kitzeerall
Ri’ Veitch
A. Starke
G. Neilsen
DP. Fawcett
Miller
J. W. Brady
F._ Wallis
H. Mad
Lane, Wiliner
Hecorder
Meuale
Webr
Mise B. Parker i
Summers
Mrs. Langeton
Pirieane Uy
Three
Ted
Ig Children's Court
Adrians
Youns
Fallow
Tie
Umar
Peiitioner
Nini
Tala
Sainss
Melsour
G. Marmer
G. Selgmann
Isaash
Loleen
Baker
V Adams
R. Williams
V. Ee Pergussan
Lawes
Tows
W. Stockham, & Moh
Kerie
Justion maPiCn
Victorian Grammar School
Palestine
Recorders Special
Jerusalem
London Metal Market
Farmer
Rlecord
SR Rockin
Prests Limited
Pirie's
Australia
Madame Schiaparelli
Foyce
Wade Pre
Ben Abeesha
Gig Procott
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