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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
3
An old advertisement claims rheumatism and kidney trouble are caused by weak kidneys and promises relief after using De Wit's Kidney and Bladder Pills. It asserts the medicine strengthens kidneys, relieves back pain, urinary disorders, and rheumatic symptoms within 24 hours of taking, urging daily use to end pain.
The report outlines intercity voting patterns and road service changes across multiple counties, detailing intermediate stops and schedules. It lists locations including Mount Maranall, Wyle Crest, Clintonvate, Mirgynia, and Samaibow valley with times around 420 pm and 4 am. Authorities from Goobaiwiay and Marshall Road Service coordinate with NE Warwick Daily News on weekend routes.
Fragmented OCR item mentions upcoming broadcasts and channel schedule details. References include New York programs, named shows, and limited timing notes, with notes about screenings on Wednesday and Thursday only. The readable text is garbled but centers on entertainment listings and program timing.
At the Mt Col l iery Indoor Sports Club meeting the attendees included T Sheehan R Phillipa Neden RL Woiley P Sheehan G Phillips R Neden Gi Neden T Philip e and secretary I G Sheehan Miss Mond Tranter was elected treasurer The club decided to commence use Buckadnian singles championship loansment The prize is a trophy donated by Mr A J Demp tet Warwick
An irregular, OCR heavy note outlines International and national efforts around Rural Woman's Day. It mentions Mrs White of Vancouver, Columbia University rural adult education, and plans for a national radio hookup, theatre program, and speakers including Mrs Vincent Astor and Mr Grover Whalen. It notes committees, international focus on rural education, and involvement by leaders in the women’s participation committee.
Friday afternoon meeting at Soldiers Memorial Hall heard reports from officers and members including Mis Bweelmit and Adéison. Apologies were read for absentees. letters of condolence and sympathy were noted for Min Palmers and Mia Lyon. Treasurer reported sixteen pounds owed for hall rent. discussion touched on ex-service obligations and internal updates.
The Wednesday and Priday Bridge Circle meeting for April, reported by convenor BMP CE Locke, lists members including Locke Sterne W Hiring Barnes Hooper Moriarty Ket Recaine Frawiey Gunderson Maloney Slingers Proc Bennett Banks McNickle Thorne Thornton Harding Greer Miller Gillam Reason Wright Paul Bouwick Boot Blmwhard Letrancike Cordell Euton Barry Taylor Culhane Bunton Bugden Blerke OConnor Macdonald Neill Erbacher. Prisoners referenced include Shesdames Berne Lorlee Sturgess Greer Banks Bennett Burling Reason Thorne Baines Saunderson and Miss Berne. Aggregate prizes for the three mantled include March 41 vers by Mesdames Bainste and Frawley for Wednesday afternoons and Messrs Blerne and Baines for Priday evenings.
Wallangarra branch held its May meeting on Wednesday May 17 with members including Mrs Pleccher secretary, Mrs Morgan, Mrs Anderson and others present. The treasurer reported petty cash 8 1 balance 46 5 and Bring aid balance. May 10 credit balance 172 9. A 22/0 rent was agreed to be paid to the council and 4/2 expenses allocated. Correspondence received from headquarters and secretary Olen Aplin. Honorary secretary appointed, aprons and prizes planned for an apron contest. May afternoon tea served by members.
The Clifton branch president presided over a Friday Rev Room gathering of QOW.A members. A Wood injury mention appeared, condolence extended to Mrs. Vel, widow of a Lonlon member. A forthcoming fete and material for it were discussed, with shared credit of £4848 noted. A women’s meeting was urged to advance the Nations Emergency Register, asking for cooperation.
Meeting reports consider a proposed parkway fronting Mer Rew and a housing plan to relieve women in homes. President notes donations and future events, including a milk scheme and musical programme. Canon B Awards may be given later, with guest lists and preparations discussed.
The Celtic Bowling Club hosted a friendly with Diggers' Pastime Club last week, a keen contest won by 30. Members agreed to form a younger section and noted the open nights have become very gratifying, with the latest sessions held months ago.
A Ladies Club croquet bridge party was held in tiring weather with a bright open hall and flower arrangements. Tea and prizes provided by the entertainment committee featured a win by Mrs 8 Thompson and Mrs Berthelaen Tlowast. Participants included many club members and local residents, with fundraising for the slub fund noted.
A factory manager Leonard Oliver ill at Gladstone died after an electric drill incident at the Port Co operative Dairy? union works. Despite medical aid from doctors and several efforts by workers, he succumbed to injuries received during the accident in February. The event occurred at the factory in Brisbane where a supervisor reported the fatal electric shock. The article notes multiple workers were present during the mishap and ongoing inquiries followed.
Australia reports a total gold production of 4,522,966 in four months, with contributors across Queensland and ADM regions. The report notes significant output growth and reflects on current market conditions.
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