Bereavement Card for Mrs W P Codlin
Mrs W P Codlin expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered deeds of kindness for support visits and sympathy during her recent bereavement.
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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
2
Mrs W P Codlin expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered deeds of kindness for support visits and sympathy during her recent bereavement.
Meade and supporters urge voters to back reform amid heated rhetoric and allegations of misrepresentation. Prime topics include Labor and Liberal positions, national policy, and the need for decisive action by electors to influence the nation's direction. The article frames the election as a clash of ideologies, urging turnout and vigilance against rivals.
In a hazy newspaper fragment the Labor party is described rising support and addressing positions. Names appear such as W. G. Spanty J. C. Watson and others linked to Lab or party views. The text mentions high ideals and local figures Henderson and Henderson Street, with references to a public mood.
Lieutenant Franic Nynamela and Lieutenant Frank McNamara from Shepparton’s district are commended for bravery in air combat. They and four companions pursued Turkish forces, their planes damaged, yet McNamara landed to rescue teammates before his own craft failed, with a hero’s sacrifice cited in the community document.
A damaged wartime notice names Pte Jack Wegland among the dead and notes his family in Moonee Ponds and Shepparton. It records other casualties and health status, including Mrs Kirk's letter from Beypt and mentions Sgt Joseph Larkin. The item reflects wartime casualty reporting with local connections.
An enjoyable Methodist social and anniversary service was held with C Paling presiding and an address on Success by May Sulut. Following program items featured many named ladies and several speakers including Miss Meore Miss Nankwryis Mrs Justins Miss Richards and Miss Irie Sroliam among others.
A seven person party from Shepparton en route to a Chalet near the Buffalo Mountains encountered a misadventure while attempting a horse-drawn trek misaligned with a perilous topography. The group narrowly avoided disaster as a vehicle toppled, trace lines failed, and a terrier helped guide the rescue. The ascent continued with cautious progress and the party reached the Horn amid anxious spectators and mounting anticipation.
In Sydney a rally addressed by Miss Martyn and others discussed the nation’s role in the war. Speakers urged unity and responsibility among citizens, with emphasis on Britain’s support and America’s entry. The meeting highlighted internal party divisions and calls for equal citizen participation in wartime decisions.
In a crowded Australian stance voiced from overseas at a London protest, speakers condemn conscription while urging national unity. Leaders and veterans press for broader Imperial defense, warning against betrayal by political elites and urging continued support for Britain and Australia's role within the Commonwealth.
The page lists various church services and community happenings with references to Omurch Services Baptist Shepparton and Bulli Methodist, noting times around 7 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. plus other locale names. It includes mentions of Rev George Pall, J G Robertson, and Lord How Manifulil, highlighting Thanksgiving Surviews and church activities across multiple towns.
Fragmented OCR lists a campaign itinerary with dates in May and names such as Tul Seomeue and Somoas Murchison. It mentions events around Wednesday May 9 and Ardipoina on May 7 with times and locations including Salis shirt Satarg and Fer Branehill Gongs.
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