Family Jokes and Stocking Quips Compile
A humorous column quotes fathers delivering homey one liners about men women and cars. The piece ends noting that stockings are a common family motif alongside the jokes.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
5
A humorous column quotes fathers delivering homey one liners about men women and cars. The piece ends noting that stockings are a common family motif alongside the jokes.
Rev. David Shaw minister at Georgetown and Clover Hill Baptist Churches died at his home. Also, Mr. John Smallacombe, a Georgetown pioneer, passed away this week and was buried there. A local hall audience enjoyed Mrs. McMahon and company in a varied program with music, drama, and dancing, with proceeds partly for the local R C Church.
In Appila the Mount Lock Football Association semi final saw Caltowie top Tar cowie despite a strong breeze. Caltowie led 7-4 at half and finished 10-9 to 4-16 with Hartwig Holland Nayda Sexton Pasche among goalkickers. Referee Reville from Adelaide officiated satisfactorily.
A Jamestown Institute meeting on August 12 heard a strong turnout of wheat growers. A. J. Symonds chaired, the annual report praised the pool’s first year, and new Local Committee members were elected led by Symonds and Bradtke. Ben Evans reappointed secretary. Delegates to future Subdivisional Committee were chosen. Mr Stirling Taylor urged farmer unity for price power amid rising production costs.
Sporting notes list opening day races at Adelaide with top names such as Golden Aureole Maori Star Librettist Comic Song and Shavian Adit Farmcote in Welter and hurdles. Fullarton Steeple features Karachi Peter's Peace Exbourne Slender Bill in two divisions. Tennyson Handicap and Lightning Handicap cards include Naseem Pamphleteer Tirrailleur Glenanton Aurie Anton.
The Ladies of the Canowie Belt Baptist Ladies Guild met to finalize plans for the Guild Fair at Canowie Belt Hall on August 28. A three act play and various musical and elocutionary items will be presented along with sale stalls offering useful, affordable articles. Miss Doris Prest, a missionary to India, spoke to Jamestown and Canowie Belt groups this week. The Jamestown Baptist Church Fair is scheduled for September 10 at the Institute.
White wrapping paper 5 suitable for lunches shelves and general kitchen use offered at 1 per roll by the Review Office.
A stroke event on August 10 at Galnare saw A. G. Thomas win the Gents division with 81 26 55. C. Thomas was second with 102 44 58. Mrs. Leahy defeated Miss M. Thomas after a tie for first in the Ladies, winning 66 33 33 to 68 35 83.
Invitations for social engagements private parties and notelets printed at Areap Express Office telephone 1 serve local residents with personalized announcements and card notices.
Advertisers and contributors are asked to send copy for contract advertisements and contributions to Gladstone by noon Tuesday. Casual advertisements must arrive by midnight Tuesday or by 12 a.m. Wednesday.
Mrs E B Barclay and Miss Joyce Barclay of Gladstone holidaying in the city. Miss R Jarvis South Australia Girl Guides secretary visits Gladstone. Mr and Mrs BE Neaverson leave Gladstone for Adelaide en route to Melbourne. Mr J H Duffield of Goldsbrough Mort Co Gladstone office to depart for Adelaide after six years. Mr Johnson succeeds him from Adelaide.
The Jamestown Club reports two Roseworthy races. On August 3 K Sawatzke won with 600 yards, J Dunlop second for 590, W Klingner third. On August 10 F W Hockey top with 1016 yards, C Newman first for 1014, H Glasson second for 1000 yards.
Fund receipts list donations to the Football Accident Fund treasurer E Wainwright. Entries include contributions from Dr Prest J Kildea Georgetown F Glib W Pascoe A Clarke Anonymous TD Phillip L Cheek Hi Effick plus various unnamed donors, amounts shown as pounds shillings pence.
The Jamestown B Grade Association selects a 19 man side to face Yongala at the Jamestown oval tomorrow afternoon with Captain Fi ll ianete W. Smith and players W Dawes G Wihnshurst H Glasson M MelIner ney G Smour T Horgan N Smart M Souter J Doody F Rosser G Mc Carthy W Souter F Hall K Mc Dougall K Moroney R Napper J Smith and reserves P Haren W Dickson Brooks.
A late frost gave way to milder conditions and steady rain in the Northern farming districts. Jamestown reported 41 points with 25 to 55 in other areas. weekly totals reached 46 at Jamestown P.O. and 97 for the month, signaling incalculable value for crops and pastures and renewed farmer optimism.
The product earned First Award and Gold Medal at the 1926 Amsterdam International Exhibition, with purity and potency affirmed by analyses from Professors Inglis and Delavay. Aimed as a medicinal preparation, it is praised by authorities and enjoys Royal Patronage. Formal endorsements claim effectiveness for infectious diseases, headaches, cuts, burns, and other ailments when used as directed.
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