Noted Railwayman Wallace Dies
The obituary notes the death of a Benalla born railwayman son of Robert and Jane Wallace. He married Alice Maud Webster in 1899 at Benalla and was soon in charge of the White Gate Creamery before joining Victorian Railways in 1903 as an engine cleaner later becoming a driver. He retired in 1930 and returned to Benalla. He supported Bush Nursing Hospital and Red Cross work and was a member of the Benalla Bowling Club. Survived by his widow and six children living in Melbourne and Benalla, with a brother F J Wallace of Thoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Robert
Jane Wallace
Mooragag
Alice Maud Webster
Holy Trinity Church
White Gate
Victorian Railways
Wallace
Melbourne
Leslie Victori\Yarck
Eric Edward
Vera Maud
Doris May
Moss
Linda Jane
Beattie
Cecil Street
Benillat
Melba Irene
Butler
F. J. Wallace
Thoona
Rachael M Willis 90 Lay Died at Lemnos Convalescent Home
Death of Mrs Rachael M Willis at Lemnos Convalescent Home aged 90 follows a long life born in Donnybrook South Australia. She married James Willis, who died in 1929, and leaves six daughters in Yarrawonga Yandook Yarraville St Kilda Bendigo Mal Laughiter Peel and others. Funeral held Saturday at Lake Rowan cemetery with Rev W J Burr officiating. Burial arrangements by E A Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemnos
Rachael M. Willis
Charles and
Marion Letts
Donnybrook
South Australia
Lake Rowan District
James Willis
Fima
A Ralph
Yarrawonga
Rae
S Fear
Yandook
Doris
A Kelly
Yarraville
Coreena
St. Kilda
Vern
A. Calder
Bendigo
Elsie
W. Garrett
Mal Laughiter Peel James
Redeceas
E. A Abbott
Lake Rowan
W J. Burr
Greek Earthquake Appeal Opens in Benalla
Local figures G Caldis H Theo logos J Castrisos and Matis Bros. have opened a Greek earthquake appeal in Benalla. Public donations accepted at The Ensign office. List shows donors with varied sums from £25 0s 0d to 1s 1d and smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. G. Caldis
H. Theologos
J. Castrisos
Matis Bros
Benalla
Ensign
Caldis
H. Logos
Spotarn
Aaiari
Gafe
Sac
Beesen Cafe
Christou
J. Demeris
G. Gelagotis
F. Harrison
G. > Ltd
E. In Bracy
Tarax Bar
R. C. Wilson
Brown
N. A. Vanner
B. Kelly
F. J. Ginnivan
E. Challis
Chanter
V_ Bengglow
Jackson
J. Stafford
N. Joyce
J. W. Prench
A. S. Confee
B. Mencink
J. and Bent
Whitechurch
Shana
W. Murray
N. Ware
N. A
Mrs. Jones
A. E. Blair
J. Pennington
G. Horsburgh
Mr. Hamilton
Mrs. E A Dowell Obituary At Benalla Private Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Dowell died at Rosemore Private Hospital Benalla aged about 48 years born Devenish daughter of Sampson and Sarah Hooper married 48 years ago to George Henry Dowell who predeceased her in 1942 Survived by two daughters Vera Stolz and Esther Webster Burial at Benalla cemetery after service at Benalla Methodist Church conducted by Rev K K Ditterich Funeral arrangements by E A Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemore
Elizabeth Ann Dowell
Benalla Street
Benalla
Sampson
Sarah Hooper
Devenish
Wayram
George Henryell
Dowell
Vera
H. Stolz
Esther
A. E. Webster
Wannaratta
Benalla Methodist Church
K. K. Ditterich
Death of Mrs Edna Frances Alice Paterson
Mrs Edna Frances Alice Paterson wife of Mr George Maxwell Paterson died suddenly at Bond Street home of Mr Alex Lennie aged 35. She leaves two daughters Lynette and Joan. Burial at Benalla Cemetery after a service at Benalla Methodist Church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Lennie
Bond Street
Edna Frances Alice Paterson
George Maxwell Paterson
Lynette
Joan
Benalla
Benalla Methodist Church
Funeral notices for Leheny and Sherwill families
The funeral of Albert Edward Victor Leheny passed from St. Joseph's Church to Tenalla cemetery with Rev Father Farrell officiating and pallbearers named. Separate notice records the death of Mrs. Jessie Sherwill at Sister Graham's Convalescent Home aged 65, burial at Benalla with service by Rev E K Ditterich. family mourns her daughter Phyllis Jean Leask and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Victor Leheny
St. Joseph's Church
Tenalla
Father Farrell
Messra
A. Henderson
R. Gibson
E. Lenehy
C. Ross
Messrs J Wilson
T. Hamilton
E. Foch
J. Leheny
R. Leheny
F. Day
Graham
Jessie Sherwill
John and
Jane Swaby
Benalla
James Andrew Sherwill
Phyllis Jean
E. N. Leask
Swanpool
Flying Halo Eyes Stakes Glory at Flemington
Flying Halo, a Flemington stalwart, wins the Open Mile Listed Stakes last March defeating Peshawar and Hydrowen. Back from a spell, he ran 4th in the Moondan Plate and is expected to improve over the furlong further. Others like Swordsman, Bytact, Desert Breeze, Hardway, Anouk, Frill Chief, and Kendee are cited as contenders along with open-race rivals Mizzen Top and Cyklon King in a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Halo
Flemington
Peshawar
Drowen
Tir
Caulfield
Welloch
South Austr
Bytact
Desert Breeze
Hardway
Brisbane
Black Don
Jovial Lad
Anouk
Golden Pippin
Frill Chief
Fordham
Kendee
Ponela
Turf Topics Horses to watch in Melbourne races
Vantage impressed by finishing fourth to Grolden Pippin at Moonee Valley. Matterhorn showed speed to place fifth to Winmana at the same track. Tarien gains heavy Epsom betting support, with Silver Phantom close behind. Birdwood races next in Epsom after Saturday’s win, equal second favorite with Plato. Carjoca remains Metropolitan favorite, with Friendly Feeling second. A Sydney punter built a racing winnings business after a lottery win, then investing in land and art. Raconteur withdrawn from Epsom and Metropolitan, James Elliott indicates uncertain spring plans. Raconteur, once a ten-race winner, hopes to rebound after Doncaster layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Vantage
Grolden Pippin
Moonee Valley
Matterhorn
Winmana
Tarien
Quetes
Silver Phantom
Birdwood
Plato Carjoca
Sydney
Raconteur
Epsom
Aj.c
Fragmented OCR Summary Notes Content Across Phrases
The readable portions hint at a Victorian era context with references to care, counting, and esteem. Details are too fragmented to identify a clear event or subject and no distinct person or organization stands out.
All Blacks lead after shocky weekend in premier league
All Blacks top the ladder with Glenrowan four points clear of Featong and Goorambat after a chaotic Saturday. Tolmie sits two adrift as Glenrowan faces Tolmie and Goorambat eyes a final four spot with Tatong looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Tolmie
Glenrowan
All Blacks
Tatong
Featong
Goorambat
All Black
Tambat
Goor
Gooraumbat
Downs
Burrell
Albury Wane Moves in Local Club Scene
Albury’s clubs see notable activity with key figures and groups shaping local social life. Movers include Corewe Napoleon and Myrtlefordt Rutheryler as clubs in the region adjust leadership and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wari Yrara
Beniahh
Albury Myrtlefordt
Rutheryler
Warrawo Tea Nord
Albury
Corewe
Napoleon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bush Nursing Hospital
R. M. Willis
E. A. Dowell
E. F. A. Paterson
Mr. A. E. V. Leheny
Mrs. Jessie Sherwill
Nealing
el ‘Tirsdor
Helhaven
Magic Mountain
Oh Tirador
Silver Hawk
Cyklon King
Panhua
Sans Delad
Wy Uwe
Sandhurst Hurdle
Chesterfield H'Cap
Burindi
Relhaven Handicap
Hardway Black
Don Anouk
Liston Stakes
Flying Halo Nealing
Sound Business
Dan Morgan
Glennrewan
Britain
Alec Guiness
Glynis Johns
Valerie Hobe
Petula Clark
Robert Montgomery
Les
FOX Australian
Tarax
Ose
Alan Young
Dinah Shore
John Guare O
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