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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
5
A large fragment lists prizes, numbers, and names associated with Golden Casket draws. The inscribed items show multiple prize levels from £5 to £350 with numerous ticket numbers and participant names scattered throughout the damaged entry.
Clifton Policeman Jobin Gorman, long serving at Clifton Police Station and former Mount Garnett recruit, is transferred to Brisbane to join the Licensing Branch. His Clifton tenure earned broad business community praise as he advanced to first class constable amid widespread congratulations on his new appointment.
A June calendar piece profiles Gerhardt Hauptmann, Maxime Gorki, Ignacy Paderewski, and others. It traces Hauptmann’s shift from drama to nature worship, Gorki’s revolutionary faith, Paderewski’s Poland act leadership, and mentions Hsu Kuang-cht and early translations shaping modern thought.
Inglewood residents packed the Masutic Hall for a minstrel concert in aid of St John’s Church Sunday school. The show, directed by local volunteers, featured children in costumes, musical acts, dances, sketches, and a farewell to Rev. Swan as he leaves for Childers. Proceeds reached about £80, with thanks given to contributors and helpers for costumes and decorations.
Fragmentary text mentions Clifton and Brisbane figures, names such as Patterson, Gillen, Fitzpatrick, and others. Confusing OCR yields scattered references to guests, duties, staff, and a last weekend event without coherent narrative or clear facts.
Leyburn and surroundings report social greetings from Brisbane visits by Mr and Mrs A Clyne with guests V Fairfae from Sydney and children. Mrs Brodie of Nardoo Ley spends a few days with her son at Yelaroon. Miss Joan Hamblin visited Wick for Catholic debutante. Mr J O Halloran family of Bonnie Doon Leyburn spent weekend at Welch. Mr and Mrs B Greisheimer returned from Toowoomba holiday.
Mr Colliery and Mrs B Roach left Monday for Brisbane to attend a ecw aA fertilize event. Florence Grayson is visiting Clifton Strand trends. Mrs V O Sullivan and infant Brisben were guests of Mr and Mrs H Tranter for the weekend. Mrs W Ware leaves Saturday for a holiday at Bonaldo and Kyogle. Mrs Spratt’s friends visit for the Horwitz Ward event at Warwick Hospital. Able Seaman R Pincott RAN is staying with his mother Mrs.
Inglewood residents Mr and Mrs A Kase have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs L Hansen. Amity holidaymakers include Goondiwindi visitors Mr A McDougall and Miss Dougal. Mr and Mrs B Brosnan are home after a Coolangatta holiday.
Guiders discuss enrolment and tests for Empire Youth celebrations on Sunday June 10. Rangers Guides and Brownies urged to attend a joint march to Town Hall for a Youth Rally. Chute parade postponed to June 10 to align with youth events. Scout social at St Mary’s Hall invited, Brownies to bring pencils for contests. Local association thanks supporters of film showings and Rotary donation. First Warwick Guide report notes Wren and Wattle Patrols dinner to celebrate fire and cooking tests with toasted sandwiches and grilled sausages. Next week will name girls who passed tests.
Mrs. Chas Wil de promotes a new dental clinic in Inglewood. The project links with the G.W.A and Imperial Wood branch to facilitate visits by a missionary dentist, easing access for residents who must travel to distant towns for treatment.
At the Inglewood branch a large group met led by president Mrs P C Donovan. They decided to close the building account after crediting interest, with payments approved and resignations accepted from Style and Mrs Pletcher. Several members announced departures, and next executive actions set for June 26.
Scouts note large attendance expected at tonight's liaison meeting at St Trys parish hall, inviting Guiders, Wranglers, Guides and Brownies, plus out-of-town members. An all-ages program with cake stalls and a photographic display is planned, with a separate Empire Youth Monerst Cornell gathering at the State Insurance office next Tuesday evening.
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