District council notes rainfall and monthly reports
The CALTOWIE district council met February 20 1932 with M F Leahy as chair. Members including Calford Hockey Swear se Graham and clerk A McDonald reviewed ranger reports and various correspondence. Reports on property rates unemployment relief and tenders were discussed, with decisions on electric committee inquiry federal aid contract and vermin fencing pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Leahy
R. H. Calford
L. W. Hockey
T. Swearse
W. N. Graham
W. A. Swearse
A. McDonald
Ranger
Aulayor
Ets
Iste A. Bambrick
Tarcowie Cricket Coon
Tarrowie Oval
Adelaide
Front Highways Dept
McCarthy
J. A. Petter
W. O'Donaghe
Fitzpatrick Bros
Pirie Croquet Club Defeated at Crystal Brook
The Pirie Croquet Club team lost 104 to 8 at Crystal Brook. Local ladies hosted the visitors at Bowman's Cafe and were thanked on behalf of the Pirie club by Mrs. A. G. Palmer. Readouts show matches: Dennis and Plushey 26-11. Baker and Whittard 26-25. Melville and Gray 26-12. Ogilvie and Thompson 26-12. Wilson and Rabbitt 26-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Croquet Club
Crystal Brook
Lalies
Bowman's Cafe
Pirie Club
A. G. Palmer
Mesdames Dennis
Plushey
Mesdames Baker
Whittard
Mesdames Melville
Gray
Mesdames Mudge
Gillies
Mesdames Ogilvie
Thompson
Mesdames Simonds
Hughes
Mesdames Wilson
Rabbitt
Mesdames
Tucker
Palmer
Georgetown Catholics Defeat Gulnare In Narrow Cricket Thriller
Gulnare batted first to 77 with L Zilm and B McPherson top scoring. Georgetown bowled well led by D Phillis 5 for 17 and J Hynes 3 for 30 as Gulnare posted 66. Georgetown replying made 66 all out, J Hynes 24 and D Phillis 15 key scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Catholic
Gulnare
B. McPherson
L. Zilin
Georgetown
D. Phillis
J. Hynes
C. R. Collins
B. L. Bowman
B. Hynes
B. R. Bowman
J. Vaughton
N. Burgess
B. D. Syms
F. Phillips
R. Parsons
St. L. Film
B. My
Gladstone Players Visit Port Pirie For Tennis Match
Gladstone tennis team traveled to St Marks at Port Pirie for a mixed rubber match. St Marks won 3 rubbers 13 sets to Gladstone 2 rubbers 12 sets with several close singles and doubles results including 8-6 6-8 and 6-4 6-2 pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Port Pirie
St. Marks
Noonan Wheat Carting Record in Northern Areas
The Noonan family, long linked with farming in the Northern Areas, set a high wheat carting mark by delivering 750 bags in a day. Sons carted 72 miles with 20 trips carrying 25 bags each on a one-ton Uther roller truck, contrasting with their father’s earlier two loads weekly by horse-drawn cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Noonan
Port Pirto
Abbeville
Noon
Noonan
Georgetown
Noonans
Tack Noonan
Nearthott Areas Association
Adelaide
Aso
Broughton
Tee
Hiey
Messi JE
Tay Tars
Bundaleer and Mannanaris cricket match highlights
The report lists players and bowlers from Bundaleer and Mannanaris along with scores and fall of wickets. Key names include McKeough, J Cronin, Campbell, Siegert, Clark, and Thomas, with detailed bowler figures and total scores for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundaleer
Ty ‘Thomas
J. McKay
E. Wour
Conner
Campbell L. Baker
Clark
Campbell Sundries
Toul
Newling Campbell
RO Wehr
Thorns
McKeough
J. Clark
Maunanarie
O. Clark
Crouin
T. Clark
McKay
B. Gibbs
Wehr
B. L. Siegert
Siegert
R. Clark
McKeaugh
B. Siegert
A. Campbell
L. Clark
J. Thomas
J. Cronin
J. Cronin 1: 1K. Hill, B
F. Jetts
B. Moy
Sundries
Bowlite
M. Cromin
F. Gibban
L. Siegert
B. Siegart
Belalie Association
Imperials
Caltech Caltocie
L. Lloyd
B. Rosie
B. Herde
J. Sexton
T. Horgan
A. Herde
F. Dunnemann
J. Rosio
Act Deering
Herde A
Holland
C. Royal
Foxdike Toy
Nayda
O'Brien
B. Hatty D. Skurrey
B. Nayda
VT. Heras
B. Neyda
J. Rosie
B. Naya
Lhw
B. Royal
C. Bampton
Owl
Natamnllfi
Spaakes
H. H. Hartwig
1. Nagile
N. Royal
M. Holland
Crystal Brook Racing Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Crystal Brook Racing Club held its annual meeting with PL O Shaughnessy presiding and JT Gale secretary. Profit of 12 pounds was reported from last year as officers were elected and a seven-event picnic meeting planned for Saturday March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL O'Shanghnessy
Crystal Brook Racing
Gale
Brammes
C. Hirlell
Oxiron
Min. TS. O'Shaughnesse
Mevars
T. Angley and
Borgan
Messrs
Forgan
Foot Widly
Te J
Cox
Tal Augtey Taewards
GC Feoile Tor
Au. OW. Homnas
Imlee
Mesans
Spalding Amateur Swim Club Holds Carnival Results
The Spalding Amateur Swimming Club organized a week after Learn to Swim Week with Mr. L Cooper and D Malycha arranging a carnival on Saturday. Results include D Brodie and S Gill in handicap, Thelma Willans and Elda Smitty among girls, Geoff McAvaney and Lloyd Smith in races, and C Anesbury Sanders and C W Hunt among others. A dance followed with limited attendance, trophies presented by D O Connell, and notes on local gatherings and St Patrick’s Day plans. Several Spalding residents were seen at Victor Harbour and Railways Tennis Club announced a tennis tournament starting April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Miss V. Donnellan
Mavis McKinlay
Patty Fik
C. Anesbury
Sanders
C. W. Hunt
M. Clarke Tower
O. Malyeha
Mesahoney
TD. va'Vonnell
TD. va'Vonnell; Handicappers, Messrs. 1D. O'Connell, L. Cooper
D. Malyela
Messrs
L. Cooper
EB. E. Gil
P. Fox
L. Rockemano
A.B. Gil
Reg. McAvaney
D. O'Connell
Cooper
Chuir
Monal
O'Connell
Star McDonald
W. Campbell
William Russell dies in Jamestown aged 85
Jamestown mourns for William Russell born in Bristol England on December 5 1859. He emigrated to Australia in 1878 worked as carpenter and contractor spending years at Broken Hill. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters the funeral was held at Jamestown Cemetery with Rev J Williams officiating and floral tributes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Jamestown
Jamestown Hospital
Bristol
England
Frederick Russell
Church of England
Australia
Sitving
New South Wales
Tie
Broken
Edith
Bennetts
Charles Hennetts
Russell
J. Williams
Gladstone Institute Promotes New Books Subscription Plan
The Gladstone Institute announces a yearly subscription offer for books and magazines. Subscribers may obtain up to 545 items per year for 18 shillings, or 8 shillings for six months, or 4 shillings 6 pence per quarter. Contact T. Evans to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Evans
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Ayr Street
Kell
Condon
Miss Spotswood
Miss Smith
Miss Page
Miss Bernhardt
Spotswood
Miss Nolan
Miss Cook
Miss Clarke
Miss Cooke
Vaughan
Miss Spotawood
Miss Reidy
Bell
Pickhaver McCarthy
Sneath
Bishop
Parkinson
Higgins
Mansfeld
Turner
Keane
Kearney
Ditty
Baker
Thomson
Hillary
A. E. Ralph & Co
Pas
Crystal Brook Racing Club
Messrs. S. John Bacon & Co
E. T. Ross
Ross
Repute
Bacon
S. John Bacon & Co
Spaldini
Gladstone Institute
J. S. Stephens
Texaco Dry Motor Spirit
Texaco
Blantyre Bakery and Restaurant
J. H. Smour