Obituary notices from Benalla region district deaths
Obituary notices record the deaths of John Owen Magee at 86 in Benalla after a long local life, William Lindsay Green at Wedge Street Benalla Wes aged unknown, Nora Carroll of Baddaginnie aged 74, with details on families, survivors, and funeral rites conducted by local clergy at Holy Trinity Church St Josephs Benalla and Benalla cemetery. The notices note survivors, marital ties, and burial arrangements with pallbearers and funeral attendees named.
Trevor H Nicholls Benalla sportsman and educator dies at 42
Trevor Hamilton Nicholls a respected Benalla cricketer, head teacher of Lurg State School, and former Ballarat Teachers College scholar, died suddenly in Melbourne at 42. Born Maryborough, he spent most of his life in Benalla and district, taught at Lurg for ten years, played for Benalla District Cricket and Victorian clubs, plus football and tennis. Survived by wife and two sons, the funeral was at Holy Trinity Church Benalla with burial at Benalla cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Trevor Hamilton Nicholls
Benalla
Lurg
Maryborough
Nicholls
H. Nicholls
Cunningham St
Ben‘alla Emet
Benalla High School
Teachers’ College
Ballarat
ATF
Sponte
Tslwinids
Tyler Street Stae
Preston
Leswebier
Heidelberg Stae
Trevor
Bateman
Fieldanen
Gilbert Charles
Holy Trinity Church
FP. C. Moyle
Saunders Death Notice from Benalla Residence
The death occurred at 9 Croften Street Benalla West of Mr George Saunders aged years. He was born at Daplageh son of the late Herbert and We He came to Tuners mal with his pour at ai and bud when young and led in Benalla for some time prior to his death. He was twice married first to Miss Sophia Parker Tungamah about 60 years ago who predeceased him 50 years ago. On this marriage there were two sons and three daughters William Alfred Elizabeth Myrtle Olive. His second marriage was at Yarrawonga about 48 years ago to Miss Ada Louisa Partelle who survives with two sons and two daughters Melba Frank Mary and Henry. Burial will take place at Benalla cemetery tomorrow after a service at his late home Croswen Street. The death occurred at Rosemore Private Hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Smythe Stree
Benalla
John Owen Magee
Lie
John
Sarah Mayer
Collingwood
Sarah Elizabeth Dickens
Gladys
R. Watsean
Melbourne
Maude
E. Austin
Charles
Box Hill
Holy Trinity Church
J. J. Price
Wangaratta
T Colsin C. Magee
C. White
T Wilhelm
G. Magee
W. Bennett
FP. Meadows
R. White
H. Russell
W. Watts
H. Richardson
T. Liddicott
P. Russell
W. Reardon
William Lindsay Green
Winton
Wedge Street
Benalla Wes
David and
Sarah Green
Hanora Ginnivan
Mr. Green
Vera
J. Wheatland
Ella
Beayon
Frank
Leonard
Bernard
St. Joseph's Church
E. W. Murphy
Croften Street
Benalla West
Estat Saunders
Sam
Daplageh
Herbert
Tungamah
Sophia Parker
William
Alfred
Elizabeth
Myall
Myrtle
Robinson
Olive
Harbrow
Mooroopna
Yarrawonga
Ada Louisa Partelle
Melba
Benarca Eyes Hopetoun Steeple Return At Flemington
Racing notes suggest Benarca, improving after Caulfield disappointment, may excel in the Hopetoun Steeple at Flemington on Saturday with rider Ron Hall. Niblik and Faunus remain threats, while Rebel Regis and Cape Neddick also figure in the day’s big hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cape Neddick
Shathorse
Ramsay
Baul
Beau
Cavalier
King Amana
Hopetoun
Kengo
Siblik
Lady Asten
Kegel Scout
Durham i. Milford
Glenvue
Buckingham
Penrl
Raysun
Anomaly
Miss Tee Mitchell to Produce C A E Play at Benalla
Miss Tee Mitchell of Litueaheatre South Yarra will produce the next C A E play and visit Benalla on Friday June 29. She is a leading Victoria producer and will adjudicate for Victoria in the Commonwealth Amateur Theatre Competitions now underway. Mitchell toured England in 1950 as a British Council guest, bringing back new ideas and plays. The forthcoming production is Moliere’s The Miser in a Miles Malleson version seen in London and staged by the Old Vic with Sir Laurence Olivier as Harpagon. The play blends French wit with sparkling English dress for broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Mitchell
Aheatre
South Yarra
Benalla
Miss Mitchell
Victoria
England
British Council
Britain
Moliere
the Miser
Miles Malleson
London
Old Vic
Sir Laurence Olivier
Harpagon
Family of Eight Noted in Obituary Fragment
An obituary fragment notes a family of four sons named Gerald Charles Reginald and Harold one daughter Olive and two sons Eric and John who predeceased Olive. It references a larger family context without full details.
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Gerald
Charles
Reginald
Harold
Olive
Eric
John
Oli Ampere Ae
Dads Association Extends Sympathy and Updates Funds
The Dads Association secretary notes the death of Trevor Nichol and the memorials for Dad Jack Green. Donations approach ninety pounds toward the Red Shield Korea fund, with benefits from Benalla Gala Committee and Dr Gove. Members urged to reach one hundred pounds by June end and attend a church parade and local entertainment events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad den Werk
Dad H. Nichol
Siehels
Welir
Trevor
Wats
Dad Niegels
Jack Green
Syim Patoy
Red Shield
Korea
Sid Hn
Gove
Benalla
St. Andrew's Church
Tribute to late W T Standish at Benalla High Council
At a Benalla High School Advisory Council meeting tributes honoured the late W T Standish for twenty four years of service as president. Dr W McCallay elected to the vacancy, new headmasters testified to Standishs valued guidance since 1916. Oak trees were planted at Benalla Gardens to mark the occasion.
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Advisory Council of the High School
Benalla High School
W. T. Standish
W. McCallay
A. C. McConnan
Nish
W. T. Sandish
21st Birthday Party at Lurg Hall
Mrs. T. Green’s eldest daughter Wilma celebrated her 21st birthday at Lurg Hall on Monday night May 5. Guests enjoyed music by Mr Gunn and games, with entertainment by D. Morten of Warburton and a solo shave act. An artistically decorated cake, the Loyal Toast, and a blue moire frock defined the formal mood as dancing extended to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurg Hall
T. Green
M.C
Gunn
D. Morten
Warburton
Mins Gren
Mr. Gleeart
Wilma
The Miser a French farce at Tarax Bar this Friday
Shire Friday presents The Miser a witty French farce with humor and sparkle. Tarax Bar hosts the event inviting patrons to enjoy a breezy evening of drama and laughter.
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William L. Green
Nora W. Carroll
Baddaginnie
Nora
Fred Carre
Rosemoore
Miss Carroll
Bridget Carroll
St.oseph's Church
Ellen
Denis
Peter Sarah
Crowley
Thomas
Phonsie
Kate
Prank
Mary
Kelleher
James
Pat
Dominic
St. Joseph's Benalla
Dean Rohan
A. Carroll
T. Carroll
Jock Carroll
Jim Sip D
Trevor H. Nicholls
Mr. George Saunders
Geraldine Wales
Rosemore Private Hospital
Benarca
Ormonde
Flemington
Caulfield
Melrose
Ron Hall
Niblik
McCormick
Benorca
Faunus
Grey Morn
Moonee Valley
Henares
Nibhik
Sulried
Bengarea
Niblikt
Allon Ae
Burling
Jevington
Rebel Regis
Hoerole
Midhurst
Hush
Durham
Perriess Fox
Grenvue
Lucky Mascot
Savoy
Milford
Jook
Clutha
Precedent
Poncia
Fonda
Ingun
Siren Sor Hen Adhem
Vir- Law
Aten
Wid Regal Seoul
Cale
Dads Association
Shire Hall
Tarax Bar
Benalla Gardens
N. Hurst
J. O'Callaghan
D. E. Taylor
Taylor
Regal Cinema
The
Marx Brothers
William Lundigan
Virginia Bruce
State Department
FOX Australian Newsreefs
Tarax
Lucille Ball
William Holden
Miss Grant
Richmond
Warner Baxter
Peggy Converse
Regis Toome
Devil
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Barbara Stanwyck
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