Gladstone Institute Meeting Sets New Roles and Fees
The Gladstone Institute held its August 13 meeting with officers and members listed. Delegates agreed to appoint W Evans as Assistant Secretary for Adelaide Institute Association activities and oppose paying higher fees to the Performing Rights Association. The treasurer reported a debit of £678 14s 11d and a credit of £142 9s 2d. the financials were approved. A radio phone demonstration was accepted for the hall, and card table charges were set at threepence in hall and sixpence away. Various committees were formed, including Library, Hall and Grounds, Club, Entertainment, and Ladies committees, with ex officio members noted. The board discussed rear-hall Kerbing, and motions included not dancing in competition with patrons. Welcome was extended to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
L. Carthow
Dowling
Chick
F. B. Barclay
L. G. Harris
W. L. Palcher
Pannell
J. Ty Bergin
H. B. Tlewett
Honait
A. ¥. Pinel
A. EB. Santow
W. Shephard
W. L. Evans
P. Geddes White
B.B. Barclay
Institute
Cluck
Confar
Adelaide
J. J. Bergin
J. Stewart
R. Buucaut
Geddes White
H. DB. Hewett
W. Ja. Pahnsr
G. Harrisoni
Club Coumiltee
Tal Clay
L. Carllew
D. Stewart
F. Dowling
Harris
P Dowling
G. Harris
T. Bergin
Wol. Palmer
Bonesut
Mesdames Pinch
Sandow
Fisher
Shephard
Convever
L. Cavthew
H. B. Barclay
le Hall
J. H. Hewett
Capizililice
Social event and railway talks in 1883 Areas District
Forty years ago the Areas Express reports Capt Adjutant Catt hosting a loyal rifle company social. medals awarded to Sampson for a third time. A public meeting at Gladstone discusses Blyth to Gladstone railway with deputation to Public Works Commissioner Howe. Mid-Areas Rifle Club matches at Caltowie and Wimbledon scoring list conclude with Wilson first, Rosie second, King third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Catt
Loyal Rifle Company
Soret
Sampson
Baying
Seret
G. Thomson
Phe
Webster
W Thomson
Bache
Pte
G. Williams
Ser
Pte. McRae
Capt
A. 0. Catt
J. King
J, Coe
P. Murtie
Col
Len Milne
G. Coe
RA Henning
Pre K. Cor
Caltowie
Lou Yards
Wimbledon
M. A. W. Gage
Dep
E. Wornum
Liew
Whisson
Mr. Lehmann
Mr. Wenham
PL Steicke
Pt. Wilkins
Mr. Rnadlu
Ser Reid
Basedow
Lieut
Wiilson
Sergt
Rosie
King
Kerr
Kind words and slave markets in Arabia noted in old text
The passage extols kind words as healing and uplifting. It asserts Arabia as the sole country with ongoing slave markets, mentioning Midi Berk and El Tait where hundreds of felaves from Afriva are sold weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Arabia
Midi Berk
el Tait
Afriva
Agricultural Bureau Meeting Notes on Poultry Topics
At the Belalie Agricultural Society hall Irvine on Tuesday August 13 the Uke Lhe Jalie Women’s Branch of the Agricultural Bureau heard Poultry Expert Mr DF Laurie discuss best practices for fowl in the district. Attendees questioned hatch timing feeding and heating risks as Laurie warned temperature impacts and insufficient brooding can cause chick losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultal Bureau
Belalie Agriculturall “Society
Irvine
Taesday
Laurie
Itil
Laurié
Hia
Leshorna
Saul
Questioan
Ube
Tully
Fr. Brost Tan Fey
Dibb
A.D. Mitchell
Mes
Tex
Cummings
Colliver
Carnehael
Richardson
W. Symonds
Anmussi
Meadames
Symonds
Chainian
Fs Cueming
Gibb
Crawford
de Wik Ginus
Moore
Erefanii
Wrowh
Bergion
Eglieh
Loneholfon
Raley
Wort
Chetke
Ovehard
Social Afternoon At Mrs Schmidt’s Club
A Social Afternoon at Mrs M A Schmidt’s residence featured music competitions dancing and a jumble tile race with prizes won by Mrs Schmidt and Mrs J Bie. Attendees included Mrs W L Palmer Mrs F C Spatsweal and Miss J Savernt among many others. An evening bridge session followed with prizes to Mrs W Shephard and Mrs H T Harslett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Schmidt
Ghubstone
Brilay
Schwidt
Weldon
Uni Mosdanes Sreeve
iTarsleir
Sambell
Chicie
Nurse Sargent
EP. Duriek
Rb, Tutley
W. Winkler
D. J. Fewster
J. Sargent
J. Page
P. Pritchard
M. Gravestocks
G. Spencer
2. Holzberg
W. C. Cook
H. Venning
A. Smullacombe
H. M. Pascoe
J. Creber
H. C. Bennett
Sando
WL. Palmer
W. Leesue
Vern
E. Hillard
Chick
T. McLaren
L. Carpenter
L. Santbell
Misses B. Growden
S. Clark
Lurick
K. Venning
M. Lines
M. Barelay
J. Gudau
P. Cook
K Retowden
C. Coe
Amit
F. Higgins
H. T. Harslett
J. W. Norman
W. Cow
R. d. Bohmann
N. Coe
Lesebke
R. T Glenn
W. Shephard
H.T. Tarslett
Crystal Brook Hospital Board Holds August Meeting
Crystal Brook Hospital board met August 19 with P O Shaughnessy elected chairman for the year. The secretary outlined wage talks with a laundress and a plan to hire four bulls for a weight guessing event on Show Day. The group recommended a one penny poll tax on assessments and A McDonald was declared elected to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector General of Hospitals
G. Guin
Crystal Brook
A. McDonald
Freemasonry Installation At Hend in Marie Laie
The installation of the Worshipful Master and officers took place at the temple hall on a Wednesday night with Installations led by the Installing Master and assisted by senior officers. A subsequent reception at Imperial Hall honored the lineup and included toasts and remarks by visitors and lineage members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Marie Laie
Beau
Moyse
S.W
Assisivd
Graybadge
Osuers
Bio Ty Anes
Odgers
Mlo
Gruhic Chay
Steveany
Leo
Ty Ni
Lam
B. G. Bennett
GML
Lee
Ermaley
Ray
W. Alr
SGV
T. Nanearow
Rouponter
oThe
LPM
W. Or
AW Ponder
Ay Best J
Pea
A Wynes
Psthers
Stor
Phiaders
Victori
Tyler
Bro
C. Auiey
Farewell to Mr J H Duffield at Gladstone Cricket Club
Gladstone Cricket Club honored Mr J H Duffield with a farewell function presided by L Carthew. Club officers praised his valuable service, leadership, and enthusiasm while presenting a wallet of notes as a token of esteem. Duffield thanked the club and wished future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiers
Tyr Gludeiene
Wind
Mtr
Gladstone
Momretrits Lawl
Omk Fheeve
Ile Tuparcuré
Adelaide
Okieiough, Mert & Cols
Hivalas
Messrs
Collshiaugh, Mort & Co
L. Carthew
Lint
Ice
C. PB
Kearns
Duffield
Chaiman
Hf. B. Hewett
Dufield
Behale
Hy 'T. Harslett
Sarslett
L. G. Harris
Dafield
Record speeds by transport modes noted in history
The piece lists top speeds for aeroplane 819.07 manl, motor car 251.51, railways 115.2, motor boat 9281, and ocean vessel 2k knots or just over 32 mph, then adds a remark on judging people by company.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ware
Bulletin
Sydney
Atwater Kent
Newman Bros., Jamest
E. J, Kranz, Caltowie
Hong OK
Seling
Buick
P. J. McCarthy
Jamestown
Gladstone Institute
Atwust Bard
Agricultural Bureau
Belalie Women's Branch
Crystal Brook Hospital
Freemasonry
J. H. Duffield
Kint Town
C. Grubb
Burthlsmier
Obarinable
Ana Pown—Ail Stores
Jaltowie
H. B. Lewett
Fuge
GPO
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