Darling Downs Gazette

Darling Downs Gazette · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia · other

For “Married” 12 OCT 1910 of Theodor Johannes Patzwald & Maria Carolina Dorothea Schmocker

"WEDDING PATZWALD—SCHMOCKER ... on October 12th at the Lutheran Christ Church, Highfields, when Mr. Theodor Patzwald, third son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Patzwald, of Cawdor"

Darling Downs Gazette wedding report (generic source 1547 — no article-specific Trove url was captured for this notice, per the evidence file). Gives the exact marriage date as "October 12th"; the year 1910 is taken from the newspaper's own masthead date (19 Oct 1910, a week after the wedding), not stated verbatim inside the quoted passage itself — flagged so a moderator can see the inference. Also confirms Theodor Patzwald as "third son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Patzwald, of Cawdor", consistent with the tree's existing birth order (William 1879 < Frederick 1884 < Theodor 1887 < August Herman 1888). family.startDate was already the year-only "1910"; event 120861's date was also "1910" — both refined to the exact date together per the sync convention, since this is new evidence (a citation is warranted), not a pure field-sync.

Darling Downs Gazette · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia · other

For Gowrie Scrub, Queensland, Australia

We regret very much to have to record the death, on Wednesday morning, of a very old resident, Mrs. Schefe, widow of the late Mr. Mathias Schefe of Gowrie Scrub, Glen coe.

Places Gowrie Scrub in the Glencoe district; the same notice calls the couple 'one of the pioneers of the Glencoe district, having settled there when the place was veritably a scrub' and has her buried at Meringandan. 'Glen coe' is the newspaper's spacing.

Darling Downs Gazette · Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia · other

For Gowrie Scrub, Queensland, Australia

The enclosed letter from the selectors In tho Gowrie Scrub to the Education Department will show you how school matters nre botntr carried on hero.

A letter headed 'GLENCOE SCHOOL' in which the Gowrie Scrub selectors are the Glencoe school community - independent of the 1894 obituary, and eleven years earlier. OCR: 'nre botntr' for 'are being', 'hero' for 'here'.