Monsignor Rohan Remembered At Bendigo Funeral
The Rev Monsignor Rohan was honored at his Bendigo funeral with a Melbourned presiding priest Rev Fr W Cochrane, deacon Rev Fr B P Cains, and sub deacon Rev Fr P Partell. A guard of honor from St Joseph’s Church and Convent attended, with dignitaries Senator Devlin and M H R W D Bostock present. The procession included pallbearers and many townspeople as flowers and tributes were laid at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmonds
Apaiibishop
Melbourne
W. Cochrane (Bright
BP. Cains
P. Partell
B. ‘Thomas
G. Salt
K Egan
J. Ryan
J. Cardin
Thomas
Bendigo
Senator Devlin
W. D. Bostock
M.H.R
Memorial Service in Benalla Honors War Dead
Benalla observed a two minute silence at 11 am for fallen soldiers with about 100 attending the Soldiers' Memorial ceremony. Mr N Sheean spoke in place of the absent RSL president, stressing peace and remembrance for lives given in World Wars and Korea. Wreaths were laid by the RSL, Shire of Benalla, ex servicemen and women groups, Red Cross, and local welfare clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Lence
N. Sheean
RSL
T. Wise
Noxpital
Melbourne
Korea
Ie Sbsyelue
A. Pryor
RSE
Shire of
Hurcagis
Legion of
Dads
Women's Auxiliary
Red Cross Society
Ben= Hu
Benalla East
West State
Mathers Clip
Naciram
Borough Council urged to renew Gardens use permit for Memorial Hospital carnival
Hospital carnival committee formally seeks reissuance of permission to use the Gardens on March 5. After a long meeting with Memorial Hospital officials present, the committee decided to request continued access to host funds and provide entertainment for thousands of town children. If denied access is possible, a bright carnival at the Showgrounds was proposed to replace the public event, and supporters agreed to shift activities to Boy Scout grounds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ryans
Enmrites
Seoul
Apathy Debated at Benalla State Service Concert
Disappointment was voiced over public apathy at a Benalla concert. Cr Spitzer lamented low attendance across districts including Wangaratta and Shepparton, noting 962 pounds raised but saying better crowd support would have met the target. He called the concert one of the town’s best yet and urged more patrons for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaratta
Buroa
Shepparton
Benalla
Spherr
Uneg al
Cr Spitzer
AU Mondlay
Hugh Council
Spitzer
Queen's Visit Fund Drive Aims at 1500 Target
The treasurer Mr ACG Baird reported at the Weekly Co Hating committee meeting that 428 pounds had been raised toward the 1500 pound goal for the Queen's visit to Benalla. The Chamber of Commerce organized further appeals and urged town committees to coordinate expenses and nominate a representative to assist with the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Acg, Baird
Hamrhools
Harkly
Autendinis
Meietlar
Hiaity
Witter
Carnival Committee Debates Gardens Grant Aided Festival
The Carnival Committee and Gardens Carnival Committee clash over control of the event and hospital funding. A late proposal favors free admission at the Queen's visit rally, with figures debating duration and crowd management as well as the Gardens role in hosting the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ute Gardens
Wood
Evan
Hw Hospital Carnival
Mr. Kay
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Monsignor Rohan
al Hallows
Udilti
Sale
Beyarian
Numut
St. Coma Benalla
Tenis Cermina
Eof
Psar
St. Rosepas
Cher
Prehloners
Mimi Bay
Guard OF Honor
Mon
Eener Rohan
Cookie Vod Numurkan
Church
Pease
Messrs
Tom "Hayes
Violet Yown
Keran Pelly
Winton
Dr Batten
Gilbert Cook
He C
Ms’ Clancy
J. ‘Talochino
Us Pall
Frank Jouly
St. Damess
Po Branigan
Swanpool
M. P’ Cleary
Mr. N, J
St. Seas Gharah
Eacalte
Memoris Hospital
Charmon
Mr. M Evans
Meral
War
Ly Spitzer
Kay
Herte
Ruland
Oye Shamber
Commerce
Hepat
Hopital Caenital
Hells
Wendy Sm
Coordinatiig
Aftey Ling
Isemivision
Gommitin
Une Central
Eam Eeseine
Carnival Committee
Owen
Gaui Crane
Mittee
Vingeanni
Mary
Kyle
Mr. Witzgerald
Gardena
Subgent
Will
Irapeseule
Ronan
Sanity
Hothy
Menges
Mdine Chase
Ryunis
Wien
Fred
Connolly
Henry A
Ryvanny
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