William Archer Obituary Remembers A Well Known Worker
William Archer aged 70 died after an accident followed by a sudden illness at Maryborough Hospital. Born Aveim he spent youth there and in Tatons and Benalla where he was known for farm and show circuit work. His wife died eight months ago leaving daughter Elsie and sons Ernest Glenrowan and Walter Melbournne to mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Archer
Willam Archer
Aveim
Benalla
Tate
Archer
Avera
Viet Hiewieter
Althergh
Maryborough Heamphal
Mr. Archer
Daye
Decessed
Elsie
Mra Les McFarlane
Henalla
Ernest, Glenrowan
Walter ¢Melbournne
Edmund Williams MA dies in Vieler Town residence
The death occurred at Wing row in Aas Reeplind en ard March of Mr Kalimund Willie, a highly respected resident of Vieler Town and Bure. He was a former butcher in Ruppa who retired about 26 years ago. He married Mary Anderson and left a family of seven. Funeral service held at the Mother Church, Euroa, with burial at the Burm cemetery. Floral tributes and bearers named. arrangements by Todd and Ohriten.
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Edmund Williams
Wingrot
Aas
Reeplind
Kalimund
Willie
Yer
Vieler Town
Bure
Decenee
Bern
Ruppa
Minite Mier
Mary Anderson
Pire-Necoianis
Vie
Pri iWon Ratte
Olive
Kennedy
Iurci Decenred
Gllen
Mire
Miewine
Melhotree Hanjl Fen
Allee
Mra Db
Ralion
Violet Town
Willing
Buron Harcet
Mre
Reynolds
Melbournes
Funers
Milston
Albert Kennedy
Alex Clement
Merers
W. Tlilron
Bymes
DB. Powler
B. Aymes
M. Thampeon
J. Hogan
B. Smith
Fon Aldridge
Hogan
A Haysee
Mesere Todd and
Ohirten
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Hobkin at Euroa Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Hobkin, 46, wife of Percival Hobkin, was held at Euroa cemetery after a Melbourne birth in February. She leaves two daughters Mery and Nancy, and son James, with services led by Rev Father Armstrong. The Euroa Friendship Club formed a guard of honor at the church.
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Tesa Melbourne
Bunnay
Elisabeth Hoekin
Dereoeed Wae
Jammer
Rachel Berm
Gee
Bhp Wee
Melbourne
Japan
Euroa
Father Armatrong
B.A. Abbott
Euroa Friendship
Chae
Violet Town News Bowls Event Delayed By Weather
The Violet Town bowls event ran two completed rounds on Saturday despite delays. The winning rink featured L White, FL Billie, and Al Strong captain. Personal notes mention Liz Fawkner visiting Mian Alys Palmer and a birth announced by Deen couple. Roma Thompson and Amelia Tastani planned a Monday trip to the Lord Mayor's Camp.
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L. White
Billie
al Strong
Liz Fawkner
Mian
Alys Palmer
Mra
Deen
Daugher
White
Roma Thompson
Amelia Tastani
St Josephs Brown Tennis Team 7
Team from St Josephs Brown completes a tennis match with score 7 while players Mackerel J Pearord Geree Cowper and W aly are noted in the brief standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Josephs Brown
Mackerel
J. Eae
Pearord
Geree Cowper
Re. W. Aly
Benalla Carnival Offers Lady Runners and Cyclists Events
Reeded program at the Benalla Showgrounds features Lady Runners and Cyclists alongside the Victorian Cycling Championship events. Notable competitors include Wilma Culline Kay Valley Kit Meares and Charlotte Mettilben as top entrants in hurdles sprint and javelin. A Saturday night Garbeque on stage and rides by Millie Brothers accompany the two day program with stalls and entertainment at Benalla Memorial Hospital fundraiser.
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Sth
Benalla and District Memorial Hospital
Verieen
Benalla
Metts
Oni Jivelin
Waterloo Cup Allocation Sparks Coursing Debate
Town reacts with disappointment after Maryborough wins the Waterloo Cup allocation for the third time in five attempts despite Benalla offering more money in recent challenges. A special meeting of the club is planned for Wednesday to discuss the decision and its impact on the sport.
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Melbourne
Maryborough
Waterloo
Benalla
Joma Courving Fen
Mary Horoueh
Jee
Nirmey
Bowlig
Wittens
NCA
Arnt
Fiat
Maryhorowagh
Maryeer
Cobb
Euroa Croquet Delegation Visits Benalla
Euroa croquet players from Bursa Croquet Club visited Benalla on Tuesday. Members Mrs Hebbard and Mrs Krady Wilken led the group with Mrs Driver acting as hostess. The visitors played several doubles and singles events and were thanked by Mrs Hebbard for the hospitality, receiving two croquet spoons as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursa’ Croquet Club
Metdames Brith
Bivoteraen Progen
Devideon
Solan
Hebbard
Krady Wilken
Call
Benalla
Cacein O
Benalla Racing Club bids farewell to W M Campbell
The retiring president of the Benalla Racing Club Mr W M Campbell was honored at a Royal Hotel buffet dinner. Neighbouring clubs sent tributes and he received a silver tray for his service in reviving interest in North Eastern district racing.
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Benalla
Itnar
Elem
Elf
Hulwe Merardel
Lowton
Kilmere
Yarraword
Alwmindee
Aerepelien
Banat
Henalla
Holmer
Voerelig Balenon
Combe
Oth Howe
Menihern
Fiat
Erin
Cmiipie
Manefeld
Caanpeldecane
Henatia
Racing on the map thanks to local figures
The text honors Mr i Forbes Apru king and others for helping put racing on the map. It notes Mr Mick Purbrick and Mr Campbell in praise, mentions plans and future arrangements, and references Benalla facilities and support from local figures.
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Forbes
Cpempdie
Alt
Bos
Ty Melbourn
Mick Purbrick
Wongers
Tuls
Firefly
Pete
Wreb Racine
Ullowder
Patel
Repute
Hung
Bern
J. Tuboehine
Lve Tienaiin
Patrick
Campbell
Benalla
Tragedy to Lose Such a Good Fighter in Local Club
Mr. Dick Lee, president of the Moor, laments the loss of a strong fighter as Benalla under Tim Campbell leads the club. He notes Campbell's progress and hopes Benalla continues its surge with Campbell’s guidance. Former officials Sell Byrne and Bert Arnott cited. Mr. Dave Flbern praised. Good sport Mr. B Boyd of Benalla Hockey Club follows Byrne’s example and urges cooperation with St Patrick’s Club after joint course appointments.
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Dick Lee
Benalla
Campbell
Dave Fl Bern
Tim Campbell
Jon Power
Berk
Tike Henilie
Damit Haid Nesbey
Rewnerel
Mesa Sell Byrne
Bert Arnott
Mlay
Cambell
B. Boyd
Benalin Hace
Byrn
Bil
Clut
Benalla Bi. Patrick’e
Fern Hills Tornado Strikes District With Torrential Rain
A violent storm swept Fern Hills on a Friday afternoon, bringing tornadoes and torrential rain that damaged property in Meer Jones Day and Muller areas. A 1000 gallon tank and multiple buildings were toppled, while residents endured strong winds and debris scattered along the main road. One occupant, Mr. J Wright, escaped serious injury, and authorities reported no fatalities.
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Fern Hills
Ferrow
Meer Jones
J Weight
Day
Muller
Ihan
Huler
Jones
J. Wright
Pronk
Balts for Benalla? Hatch of baby arrival near school
The local school town of Benalla is abuzz with the expected arrival of over 1000 babies in the coming weeks as residents anticipate a surge of births.
Country Week Matches Off
Fragmented text appears to be an OCR error with many garbled segments and no clear people places or events. The readable pieces suggest a sports or week event context but lack concrete facts to summarize.
Benalla Club Honors Campbells and Members at Gathering
A Benalla racing club event featured praise for Mr Campbell and his wife for entertainment efforts while noting the departing guest and the club’s gratitude. Speakers lauded past secretary Neil Byrne and current secretary Boyd as essential to racing activities with Mr Vin Quirk providing a convivial backdrop.
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Cade
Campbell
Bert
Neil Byrne
Boyd
Vin Quirk
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Notes
A fragmentary report outlines a Women’s Hospital Auxiliary meeting with mentions of speakers, vendors, and a schedule for the event. The text references preparations, planning details, and a date near midweek, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmented OCR Folio Sparks Named Figures and Places
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous names and locations including Piney Lake Lath New Menitivtel and Pine as well as individuals such as Mrs Michnik and Lettie. The garbled text references dates, events, and possible meetings or notices without coherent sense or complete details.
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Uwe
el de Keeter
Deena Aly Keentty
Heebner
Menitivtel
Tatara
Change of Meeting Night for Benalia Sub-Branch PLBA
The monthly meeting of the Benalia sub-branch of the PLBA moves from Monday to Tuesday, March 18 at 8 pm. A full attendance of members is requested.
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Benalia
PLBA
Benalla Bridge Street Notices Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from Benalla Bridge Street area shows garbled phrases and stray names. The readable content hints at location references and unclear names without a coherent event or report to summarize.
Benalla Bowler Memoir From Country Week Chat
A fragment recalls Benalla bowlers at a country week event with notes on performance. The speaker mentions a meeting at Sibel Pier and a duet of unnamed figures, but many names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Stationmaster Leaves for Ballarat
Fragmentary OCR text describes a stationmaster departing for Ballarat and mentions various near illegible names and phrases. The readable items include references to a station, travel, and associated figures, with key context centered on departure.
Rain Totals for Week at Molyullah and Nearby
Weather note reports rainfall totals at Molyullah and nearby sites over a week. Mentions Konerf de Did aererk and Vine Wteertiy area with scattered measurements. Records show 38 points over three weeks and 4 points at Arbertin while noting seven points last week.
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Molyullah
Konerf
Betig
Lore E
Wevere Ophunierstern van Raatardley
Po Pointe
Lore
We Cross
Arbertin
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints At Track Winners
Fragmentary text references winners and track events with names and teams but contains many garbled words and missing context. Visible hints include mentions of winners from a meet and possible connections to Monday events, but specifics on persons places or results are unreadable.
Postal Holiday Arrangements In Island Territory
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Monday postal holiday plans in an island territory. Mentions government offices and mail service adjustments with unclear dates and local timing. No clear names or exact locations identified due to damaged text.
Croquet results from carnival speed to Mesdames Carter
Saturday's croquet competition at the carnival ended without a follow up event as Mesdames Carter and another player lagged behind.
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Carter
Wig
Farurdey
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Violet Town News
Victoria
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Benalla Race Club
MR. W. Met. Campbell
Spring Crezek Road
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Australi Board
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Evens
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Koight
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Tore Stee
Australia
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Wan Lee
Pormuretion Weil
Fey
Abele
Tibet
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Cpe
Sacha
Moster
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