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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
7
A local women guild hosted a charity afternoon at the school lath to raise funds for a future event. The gathering included a mystery contest, a presentation of a loaned teapot to Miss Dorothy Naghor, and plans for a wedding visit by the Pletelborant family. Mrs Callender and others organized readings and a brief social, with a short holiday to follow.
A fragmented excerpt chronicles a murder plot with names such as Doris, Mrs Lambert, and Phyltia, set against a tense social scene. Police questions and witness recollections mingle with suspect alibis as the story hints at a dramatic, crowded London interior.
A confusing OCR wedding notice from Moreday at Morlark Crane describes a ceremony at Stuluthérie Church. Principal attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ke Naytir and H. B. Graney of Southport England. The bride wore a bouquet and veil, with reception details and attendees listed in garbled text.
A Woman’s Club meeting featured elocutionary pieces by Mrs. G and Miss Dore, an amusing fishy competition won by Mrs. Lei Phengon who received a china prize. Members played bridgelike games, and Mrs. King thanked the performers for the enjoyable program.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Young Women group event with a final farewell for Evans, a retirement or resignation, and a planned gathering at Mrs Sterne's residence on Drugineatreet. It lists attendees and includes a reward mention for Ms Evans amid party activities and ship duties.
The fragmentary text credits Gerald Adis and Vince Nights in a cryptic列 poem-like capsule. It mentions a composer Trumborg and references a New Moon musty work. The text hints at two tithed reads and a public display extending pupils and Woods’ Great ee pt Aan Athol Fi Gone.
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