Methodial Church Ministers Named in Local Notice
Teralya LLom and Bev Johnaion are listed as ministers by Methodial Church in a brief public notice. The fragment identifies church leadership and related names without additional context.
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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
2
Teralya LLom and Bev Johnaion are listed as ministers by Methodial Church in a brief public notice. The fragment identifies church leadership and related names without additional context.
The breava of promisc ation brought by Mrs Violet Attarton against Constable Harry Waddell concluded with an award of £250 damages for the plaintiff. A Chinese individual named Aa Wonk attempting to cross the flooded Arma at Cowra was washed away and drowned.
Death occurred on Monday mourning of Sir H Byron Atoare who served 43 years as secretary of the Victoria Racing Club. Mrs Moore, aged 86, died after a brief illness.
Auctioneer Charles Cradbury will conduct a stock sale at Mudin's yard in Taralga starting at 1:30 pm. Early consignments promise a strong turnout and fair prices for the yard stock.
A boat expedition at Burra Lake navigates swollen waters as a party of swans ducks and other fowl struggle to reach safe waters. The crew rebuilds a raft and attempts a salvage run toward a deep channel between Blay’s Inlet and Cape Twynam while awaiting repairs.
Flooded Forbes is cut off as a rising Lachlan River overwhelms roads and bridges. Towns report closed stores and telephone networks fail while residents brace for further inundation and isolation.
A garbled passage discusses a proposed hour week labor limit affecting farmers and workers. It mentions Mr Lun, Mr Limeauld, and industrial laws governing employment hours and a push for restrictions on work time.
An excerpt from UNFLEDGED WARBLER titled The Duat's Nex appears in March 1023. It describes a perilous sea voyage pursued by a raiding force led by a towering storm god and a mighty wind. The text paints a desperate escape across dark waters with prophetic imagery and mythic antagonists.
A two car collision occurred near Grackwell and Grabton Gulien yesterday. One driver was injured and both vehicles, including a Dodge, were damaged. tow crews removed the wreckage.
A deputation in the Goulburn electorate pressed for relief to repair load damage and washed away sections. The Lord Mayor Mr P V Stokes noted deplorable roads and bridge washouts while the minister promised immediate consultation with the department on the cemetery damage and related relief.
A violent storm rolls through Sydney on a stormy evening causing widespread power loss. Lightning struck repeatedly near Martin Place and surrounding business districts plunging Crews into darkness. Stores closed, streets were evacuated, and commuters noted widespread outages across the central business area.
A lone passenger travels aboard the Tiora bound for Cook Inland and Auckland as two irons plough through mountainous seas. The crew aims to reach Mercury Is by 1 am amid a gale and heavy seas after the Howling Gala event.
Sir George and Lady Puller hosted the wedding of their daughter Gwen at St Andrew’s Cathedral on Wednesday. Large crowds lined George Street and the grounds as ushers guided guests. The bride, Gwen Ada Puller, wed Frank Langwell Wacton, younger son of Mr and Mrs Z Wharton.
The planned opening of the Laggan Catholic Church in agen by Dr Harry Babop of Goulburn was postponed due to heavy rain and flooded creeks. Despite preparations to entertain Lordship and visitors, the foundation stone ceremony is deferred to spring as showers continued throughout Saturday.
Residents report a leafy fall of palanus oe surmid at the portuiue for ube deck enidine on Saturday. The Wollandity was 9 baukur with recent rain and river activity causing road blockages on Wollondon Cave Road and Toes miling ont It. Repairs at the river port and road work continued through the week with no major injuries. Residents gather for a reveling office event Saturday while river traffic resumes as crews repair the damaged road and assess flooding effects at Barralitor.
Fragmentary notes show a chaotic report mentioning Riot Jude visiting Taralga and tensions with locals. Vague references list names including Pulldwing, Medicater, Measles, and several pairs such as Gorton and W. Kaitiog, Corby and Cuesek, with Marchant and G. Murley among others.
A fragmentary and vociferous plea decries neglect by townspeople urging self reliance and participation. The speaker blasts incumbent leaders and local merchants, accusing them of corruption and inaction while urging citizens to invest in the town and resist outside influence.
A fragmented feature discusses illicit networks and bootlegging in the United States. It contrasts a dangerous era with rising crime, notes alcohol violations by youths and older groups, and mentions fatalities tied to bootleg activities.
A chaotic transit scene and scattered vignettes unfold aboard a crowded carriage. Passengers share jokes and misheard exchanges about buns, pigeons, and daily errands while a muffled plumber and travelers on a Scotland trip add farcical touches to the narrative.
A. R. U. urged the Newsouth branch of the Australian Rail to consult with the Minister for Railways on Monday. The union demanded adherence to Royal Commissioners recommendations for wage reform and fairness to railway workers during the campaign. The minister promised to review the matter promptly and present cabinet requests.
Fragmentary text discusses government actions and changes in the state, referencing public reaction and a reward to a board. It mentions agencies and officials but lacks coherent details or named entities to confirm exact events or dates.
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