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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
The notice states that arrangements for repatriation of clients are being organized. It mentions Wee OM RE and Kym ee pin i) and references Fort Denker Troralan as a location. Further details are unreadable due to damaged text.
Local venue in Traralgon offers catering for weddings and parties. Cafes and grille services advertised with contact at phone number 02.
A dense harvest of local events, notices, and society items from Traralgon and nearby areas. School, church, and club activities fill the page with reports on events, fairs, meetings, and planned entertainments as residents prepare for upcoming celebrations and community projects.
A collage of social notes, meetings, and local events across communities in Victoria and New South Wales. Mentions hospitality appreciation, lectures, charity efforts, diary-like reports from inns and public halls, plus notices of estate matters, local manufacturing updates, and agricultural interests. Names include Mr and Mrs Palmer, Miss values, and references to Robertson factory and Lang stock. The piece captures a broad snapshot of daily life, travel talks, and community connections.
Spectacular reel shows Polly, Queen of the Cirque, leaping into peril in the arms of her roaming lover. Marion Davies leads the romance with Clark Cable in a melodrama billed as the big release for the whole family. Ded falls into the river amid high drama as the crowd gasps.
The Angling Clubs Association held a long session detailing votes and motions on river frontage licenses, duck season opening time, and pollution concerns. Officers were thanked for their service, with Maguire praised as founder and secretary for his broad year of work, while financials showed a credit balance of 10 pounds 10 shillings 4 pence.
Armistice Day events seek to honor fallen soldiers with a commemoration at the Fallen Soldiers Memorial. Local officials and residents prepare a program featuring a speaker and moments of reflection to mark the day.
Saturday meat features Traralgon versus Yallourn with three visiting rinks from Trafalgar. Meeare Anderson Ao H Cres and W Fl Cummings will head to Yallourn while two rinks prepare at Traralgon Howling green with poles placed and electric Vecht likely in use.
The Bale Show on Tuesday and Wednesday showcased top poultry with 220 pounds for two days and 206 for short days, outpacing last year’s totals. Merk A. Adlord led entries with five first prizes and multiple seconds, Mr Held praised for Graededale stock, while Reid secured several prizes including Silverfaced Wyandotte and White Leghorn Cock, evidencing strong local poultry quality.
Cricket schedule shows matches set down for division in the Traralgon Association. Teams include Methodist and Presbyterian clubs with Old Trafford and Cowmanfale Methodist among venues. lineups list Hawardey, Harry, Oubeh, Denmead, Curran, Witcock, and James among players with Dunn and Craham noted for James' team.
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