Inglewood Social Afternoon and Presbyterian Social
A wintry Killarney social afternoon hosted by the Presbyterian Women’s Guild featured table decorations of peas and pansies, geraniums, and Treland poppies. A concert included Ern R. Laurie and Mrs Wippell with Mrs S. Renton, plus handball and bridge competitions and a tea served by guild members.
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Mio Thompson
Pio Grayson
Sara
Mra A. Hanen
D. While
Jun
Homan
Womena Caulld
Sn H. Backhouse
Thompson
Meadames
Toompaan
Hi. & Pass
Winesmin
A. Haptes
Purness
Badhouse
G. Dumigen
G. Fase
Th. Borne
Murphy
Alex Dumian
Wait
Borsell
No McDowall
eArthur
Mogridge
Wippell
A. Watkins
Bpresdborough
O. Wellace
Bloomfield
V. Muteh
Othar Serge Rus
Santa Tak
Ion
Kilimney Gulf
Aioke
Bayey
J. C
Mise B. Lavrei
Inglewood Triumphs In Novel B Grade Football Match
Inglewood beat their opponents 2 0 in a spirited B grade clash at the newbound. Notable players for Inglewood included full-back Lambert and three-quarters N Short and C Lambert with A Potter scoring the sole goal. The provisional sides featured a mix of players across forwards and backs, while an impromptu match followed between the likely starters and probable reserves ended 4 nil for the Possibles.
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Texas
Inglewood
Fenil
Lambert
Threequarters
N. Short
L. Reading
N. Imhof
A. Potter
J. Hope Kalek
Pleming
Parsve
Ch Babbington
Ralph
E. Coupe
R. Hobby
Rabbit
Teans
Fulleack
Burley
Lynch
A Burley
D. Lynch
W. Hughes
T. Ban
Oliver
J. Naughton
Forwar Bord
W. Mook
R. Guymer
Thompson
W Lynch
Noel
Short
C. Lambert
Texas Mullcback
Calla Lynch
F. Wright
M. Hartigan
Ramonstone
Aldes
McMdile
Aine
J. Jen
Plack
Fowl Manning
V. Bowell
J. Came
Scrotablen
Payell Warn
Barrington
Martyn
Rabinson
Powell
D. Zowlinga
Ted Castle
Dutch Ships Contention at Perth Arbitration Court
Disjointed report notes Mr Justice Dumphy presiding in a Stave Arbitration Court case concerning Dutch ships and a union ban. Mentions questions on armament and prior resistance by union members amid payment disputes and a September deadline.
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Perth
Amelgemetes Boebey
Justice Dumphy
Stave’ Arbitration Court
Neale
Ussion
Rma
Questions in Alleged Austratian Dutch Clash at Morotai
Fragmentary text references a clash at Morotai involving Australian and Dutch forces. Content is garbled with many unreadable words but indicates inquiry or questioning about actions, loyalties, and responsibilities. No clear names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Morotai
Howe
Nickewia
Dawn
Alex
Allora Grease Fire Prevents Major Damage in Altora District
A grease fire in the Altora district near the Sphinatone area was contained with help from Sergeant Wiles and Constable Croker of An JAllopa police. They prevented widespread damage as the blaze threatened hundreds of acres, affecting properties including W B Copper’s and Paul Wuhie’s. A party of workers led by Mrs H S Worfield assisted in containment amid dry conditions.
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Wiles
Croker
Altora
Diariot
Paul Wuhie
Ane Lsree Party of Workers
Mra H
Worfield
Ite
jGhairman
Allorw
Vestas
Alora
Cifton
Ubeny
Hurmere
Jannoke
Paul Ruhle
Hue
Welcome Home Dinner Remarks by Stewart President
Correspondence expresses deep appreciation for those who helped organize and fund a return home dinner. The note thanks committee members and donors for their time and effort, praising the successful event and the memory it created for the community.
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H. Glerne
Siewart
Levy Imposed by Australian Workers Union for Labour Funds
Sydney report states the Australian Workers Union executive voted to levy 2/6 per member to raise funds for the Labour Party and referendum campaign. The move, supported by Interior Minister Senator Collings, aims to strengthen Labour’s support in the upcoming federal elections.
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Sydney
Australian Workers' Union
Chanel
Australia
Labour Party
Collings
Inglewood welcomes new engineering appointments and staff
An engineering official announces forthcoming appointments bringing Mr Leonard and Mrs Dian to town with progressive plans for Taylewong and other projects. Mr EA Will assumes McKinlay Police Station duties next Tuesday, to be replaced by Constable Benitte from Brisbane. Local students return home for winter vacation.
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Doondiwindl
Leonard Law
Jt Ie
Unie
Leonard
Taylewong
Beneft
Dian
Aimilar
Leonand
Pamenal
EA. Will
Han
Ome
McKinlay Police Biation
Tieaday
Constable Benitte
Bribane
John Currin
Keith Stover
Noel Short
Bob Tall
Victory Day Celebrations Finance Committee Report
Community gathered for Victory Day events in Allora area with traffic and crowd management by volunteers. A town hall meeting reported funds raised of £63 12s 6d plus a 260 subsidy from Coop, with accounts totaling £10 1s 1d approved for payment. Local musicians provided free entertainment and residents expressed thanks to volunteers, women organizers, and the Vestry for a successful celebration.
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McCahoni
Stas Lee
Ald
L. Clery
Rey J. A. Housden
Mesats
Speight R. Garrie
C. B. Gatland
G. Hobbs
Pilbeam
Merting
Grau- Ac
O. Mie P
Tao
Vinne Walsh
Orchasten
St. BP
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