Wirrabara Glee Club opens 1930 season with social and sport
The Wirrabara Glee Club inaugurated its 1930 season with a public social attended by many members and visitors. The evening featured singing, games, and a supper. Local sport included Wirrabara defeating Orroroo 19 to 6 in Association matches and Melrose beating the town team by 11 points. The hockey club hosted Port Pirie girls, winning 4–0, with a dance to follow. Golfers met Ivor Whitton, and the season opener is set for a local handicap tournament amid links improvements.
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Wirrabara Glee Club
Mesdames Lynch
Hollitt
Sellin
Goodwin
Applla
Wirrabara Oval
Wirrabera
Orroroo
Wirrabara
Melrose
Wilmington
Toval
Port Pirie Girls
Miss Galle
Mr. Geo- Piper
M.C
Bangor
Ivor Whitton
Whitton
Western Australia
Port Augusta
R. B. Howe
Farmer
Adelaide
Rain Fills Georgetown With Hopeful Week of Showers
Georgetown reports a wet week with 127 points in rain totals and a steady pattern of showers. The Rev A W Wellington preached and lectured amid damp conditions, while Miss Buna Odgers departs after four years of church service. Georgetown hosted Jamestown in football with Jamestown winning 10 21.
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A. W. Wellington
Georgetown
N. Wellington
Wellington
Clover Hill
W. Odgurs
Roy Treasure
C., Don
Buna Ogers
Miss Odgers
Roy ‘Treasure
Odgers
Football teams for tomorrow in Northern Areas Association
Saturday matches feature Jamestown vs Gladstone and Georgetown vs Crystal Brook. Referees El Us and Fawcett will coach the first and second games respectively, with lineups led by Jamestown captain B Wainwright and Gladstone captain M Read.
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Jamestown
Gladstone
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Mr. El+ Us
Mr. Fawcett
Unclear fragment hints at letters and cayenne use
Fragmentary note mentions fiction used to explain truth and peppery letters. It references cayenne and a phrase about children’s hacking cough. Details are sparse and non-specific.
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Cayenne
Crystal Brook Club Opens Season in Narrow Golf Victory
Crystal Brook hosts Gladstone in the season opener with 11 matches played. D. J. Corry, L. K. Ferguson, J. T. Miller, and several others posted results against Gladstone players. Final tally: Crystal Brook 6 matches, Gladstone 4 matches, with four matches square. Next Saturday features a Stroke Competition in the third round handicap trophy.
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Crystal Brook
Gladstone
D. J. Corry
H. BR. Mayfield
L. K. Ferguson
Dally
J.T. Miller
J. W. Thompson
Empire Trading Week Planned At Gladstone
A Gladstone R L sub branch meeting at Memorial Hall discussed starting Empire Trading Week in Gladstone. President J F Dowling and secretary H T Harslett led as H A Dalziel of Adelaide outlined a national Empire Trading Day on May 24 followed by a week promoting Australian and Empire goods with store displays and ads in the Express. Final arrangements set for next Monday with follow up details to come.
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Gladstone
R. 8.L
Memorial Hall
J. F. Dowling
H. T. Harslett
H. A. Dalziel
Adelaide
R.8.l
League
Commonwealth
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Winceys
H. R. Clark’s
GladStone Stores
Port Pirie
G S. Kearney
Australia
Dominions
Britain
Great Britain
Sares
A. H. Kenner
Kenner
Clare
Leasingham
Piria South
Teronje
Ovel
St. Mary's B.C. Church
Northern Areas Association
B. Wainwright
H. Pascoe
C. Curyer
Curyer
W. Dawes
J. Chandler
F. Hall
T. Horgan
G. McCarthy
B. May
K. Moroney
F. O'Loughlin
K. Sawatzke
W. Walker
R. White
E. Wilsdon
L. Wilson
Kt. Trevorrow
R. Parri
W. Souter
Woods
GOLF
G. H. Kendrew
EL Andrews
All Square
Gale
R. Nave
J. M. Gleeson
Bennett
W. Fergusson
D. J. Hillary
J. Forgan
J. Duval
M. O. Gellert
Larlies
G. Story
D. Pinch
A. E. Thomas
I. Thomson
W. N. White
Creber
B. Weston
C. Bennett
HE. Dungford
A. Smith
K. Bergin
H. J. Frith
Empire Trading Week
Seal
Mascot Aerodrome
Sydney
Messrs. F. Bardsley
R. Annas Bel
A. Lewis
Shell Motor Oil and Spirit
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