Georgetown Triumph in Semi-Final Thriller at Callowle Oval
A large crowd watched Georgetown edge Jamestown 8 4 to 6 11 in a windy second semi final. Georgetown surged in the third quarter to pull away 24 scoring, with goalkickers K and B dyes and Myatt Noonan Cockburn Carmody contributing. Jamestown’s McPherson 3, McCarthy and Curger added efforts as injury to Cavenet interrupted play.
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Callowle Oval
Jamestown
Georgytown
Georgetown
Jamesowl
Pont
Aie
Magpies
Georgtown Ade
B. Dyes
Aitchison
Governor to visit Gladstone for Crystal Brook Show
His Excellency Sir Winston Dusan will visit Gladstone on Wednesday and attend a local show. A committee chaired by Dr J. Potter organized a welcome program at Memorial Hall with guards of honor and a meeting at the institute hall planned for the governor to meet residents.
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Winston Dusan
Crystal Brook
Gladstone
Memorial Hall
Glatstone
J. 2. Potter
W. Rennett
GM. Black
J. R. Potten
Thidge
Mongers
N. Campbell
RSL
H. N. Marriott
Institute
Loy
Ypon
At & Pm
Puuetnally
Messrs
W. 3
Bennet
Georgetown Primary School Weekly Results Highlight
Georgetown Primary School reports a tie in overall points with key winners in arithmetic and spelling. Notable names include Patty Todd Mary Den and Isabel Thowson for Grade I and II, with sports results showing Blues and Reds basketball and football outcomes.
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Agregate
Vhs
Redd
Arithmatic
Grads Ny
Pennybank
Gri
Patty ‘Todd
Mary den We
Pexxy Boohnam
Baineswell
Nkivell
Dil Ces Graetx
Murray King
Grady
Mery. Graetz
Les Suiallacombe
Isabel Thowson
Carter
Chapt
Port Pirie Relief Fund Seeks Aid for Georgetown District
Residents gathered in Georgetown Port Pirie on August 18 to form a General Committee for the relief fund. A bank account was opened with the Bank of Adelaide, with officers empowered to manage finances and distribute aid. Donations from the Georgetown district and city totalled 47 pounds 13 shillings, plus a shipment of clothing to the Port Pirie mayor.
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Georgetown
Port Pirie
Dr. O'Connell
M. J. McAnley
J. A. Lyons
NLP
Lyons
Univ Distriet
Max Wellington
Eorgetown Ami
Georgetown Port Pirie
Adelaide
Hinds
Winton
C. Carr
Wilson
O'Connell
P.M. O'Lagh
Angloy
S. T. Nena
Chaiman Aml
Arelaile
District Council of
Georgetown Social
Dauve
Peter & Bons
Higeins Bros
Rand Ms
G. Ferme
Amenit Oy
Smith
WU Bane
T.ted
Vel
Cockhuru
J. Browne
M. O'Loghlen
Phillips
Tuglis
Etic
W. Samuders
Toad
Amd
Tuglis Anon
Y Hynes
F. Hrogan
Miss Dollard
W. Philliston
Mrs Fillion
Mr. Cunningham
M. Jolly
Mrs. Kelly
Mrs. Nicholls
Guoreetows
Wonder Great Peppermint Cure Powers Brown’s Coughs Away
Readers tout a patent-topped remedy called Wonder Great Peppermint Cure as a cure for coughs and colds. Panel of workers vouches for Brown’s good health while the tonic is promoted as the secret to staying well and avoiding illness.
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Brown
Mr. Brown
Sue
Northern Baptists Meet at Georgetown in 44th Annual Session
The Northern District Baptist Association held its 44th annual meeting at Georgetown from August 14 to 1h with strong attendance. Delegates heard the presidential address by Mr. J Evely on For Christ and the Church, followed by a communion service. Officers elected included vice president Alex Jamieson and secretary Rev L G Carr. The Jubilee meeting will be at Waterborough in 1935. The association sermon was delivered by Mr J S Philps. The Baptist Women's League and youth sessions accompanied the program, with talks on Brotherhood in Action and church pioneering in South Australia. The Bills Brothers Banner was awarded to Peterborough West School. The event emphasized building a stronger Christian community among Georgetown’s Clover ITN schools.
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Northern District Baptist Association
Georgetown
Institute
Associated Churches
Alex Jamieson
L. G. Carr
Hone Mission
J “Ively
Foreign Mission
Mc. J
Bills
Younh Peoples’ Department
M. Lew
Evans
Waterborough
South Austtalia
7. C. Aldis
Wednesd Ly
S Evans
Bills Brothers
Peterborough West School
E. Fowler
D. J. Morris
Gladstone Agricultural Bureau Show Highlights Handicrafts Display
The Gladstone Agricultural Bureau held its handicrafts display at Memorial Hall last Tuesday with 6 members and 12 visitors. Prizes were awarded in knitting and cookery to several named competitors, a community singing session led by Mrs. Pritchard followed afternoon tea by branch members, and new members were proposed while delegates to Congress were appointed for Adelaide Show week.
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Agricultural Bureau
Memorial Hall
EB. C. Pritchard
Roy Lines
BE. L. Durrant
W. Ballantyne
W. H. Pearce
Doyley
M. Hewett
G. A. Smallycombe
A.W. Pinch
W. Hallantyne
F. Wienert
L. Sambell
E. Taplin
Dunston
Jnilges
Aditing
Mesdames L. T. Jones
F. Tyler
G. Miller
E. Roberts
H. K. Plush
Burgeit
L. Sargent
Mesdames EH. Pritchard
Sargent
Adelaide
Ing
Moulames Harris
Jack
Foreign Missions Budget Presented For 1934 35
Mr L J Bulls filed his eighteenth annual report and budget for 1934 35 followed by remarks from Missionary Neil Clark on India work. An afternoon pilgrimage to Clover Hill church known as the Bethel of the North featured a dedication service by association officers and a Loyalty Rally led by Miss Neto Clark and Rev D Morris stressing loyalty to foreign missions and local church work.
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Foreign Missions
L. J. Bulls
Mies Neil Clark
India
Clover Hill
North
Neto Clark
D. In Morris
Narridy district crops thrive after rains amid harvest hopes
The Narridy district reports better crops with rains boosting growth and predicts a fair harvest if showers continue through September and October. In 1924 a dry period preceded a good harvest after a timely rain in August. Community relief money totaling £20 12s is noted for Port Pirie, with many locals contributing. Narridy football team won 7 goals 7 behinds to 4 goals 6 behinds at Brinkworth.
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M. Reynolds
L. Roberts
Port Pirie
D. G. Sandow
M. Reynolis
A. E. Star
B. F. Smart
J. Nicolson
H. Price
A. J. Rowe
M. O. Smart
T. Arbon
F. Hiskey
O. Roberts
R. Smart
C. Cox
E. A
R. Smart Sr
Misa K. Browne
KE. Richards
Narridy
Brinkworth
Coursing victory for Sparkle Sheen in 18-dog stake
Mr Ralph Sandery followed up a Pirie meeting win with Kooling by securing the 18-dog stake with Sparkle Sheen in a multi round event. Final by points saw Sparkle Sheen defeat Mulga Limes as judge M.A. Sandery presided with officials H Whitehorn and G Harrison among the team.
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Ralph Sandery
Pirie Coursing
Phyllis Sheen
Sparkle Sheen
Adelaide
Desire A. Twinkler
Smiling Fitness
Malza Limes
Crying Grace
Fair Giri
A. Eudless
Lady d
Royal Suede
Andrew's
Hope
Elva
Sparkle Sheen d. Minda
Welcome Betty
Variety
Desire
Mulga
Fair Girl
D. Andrews Hope
Betty
Mulga Limes
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Mickey Mouse
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Ustene
Astors
E. Sharpe
Oliver J. Nilsen & Co., Ltd
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Northern Areas Association
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Page
Myatt
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Cockhurn
Carmody
Jamestown -M
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Curyer
Dawes
Pascoe
Watters
Cavevelt
Georgetown Primary School
Port Pirie Relief Fund
Northern Baptists
Gladstone Agricultural Bureau
Me. R. J. Palmer
M. Bentley
C. H. Palmer
HD. Whitetorn
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R. W. Fuller
G. Harrison
John Martin
Miss Boehm
Booleroo
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John Martin & Co., Limited
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