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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1948
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention chemicals and fertilizers including Sulphate of potash and Superphosphates, with references to "Oiler Onde" and "Hinge Wenalle G27" and prices or terms linked to WVirdett Lt. No clear event or person details emerge from the readable text.
Mrs Jo Mnagee and family express sincere thanks for the cards telegrams and expressions of sympathy received during the recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr Metlordel Dr PRU and the nursing staff at Wangaratta Hospital for their care and kindness.
The notice lists service times and locations for a Church of England day in November. Entries mention Blackdales Peerh, Theona EP, Ewangeol, Lima Routh Med Prices, and Oreste MOP with specified sermon or event times later in the afternoon.
Fragmentary notes mention Mr King and Rev McConachy with several unclear times and names. The text references a Methodist church service schedule or attendees but details are damaged. Key names include McConachy and Bournhonk with uncertain timings.
The Bt Josephs Blue team will play Hon Pool B tomorrow with lineup including Grows Fraser Gleeson Sen Humphrey Carey Cree p McOqsbs O Loughlin Wheatland and others, reporting a ground start at 1 30 with afternoon tea to follow.
Thome Hanlon faced trial for cutting a tree on land near Four Mile Creek during patrol duty on 28 June last. Witnesses testified the forest officer observed Hanlon felled the tree and admitted the act, with defense arguing the value was minimal and noting permits or penalties discussed. The court considered the case, with the defendant facing potential sentence and，大 probation depending on findings.
The Genalla Rotary Club hears a Women’s Interchange Protection talk at Coy Cafe promoting animal care. Speakers discuss youth involvement, Girl Guides, and junior branches to spread humane aims, with plans for future outreach and continued activity.
Edward Gordon Pryor known as Ted Pryor died after a sudden collapse at Melbourne while receiving treatment. Born in England, he served with the British Army in World War I and migrated to Australia about 36 years ago. He worked as a painter in Adelaide Warrawongma and Furca before joining the police department ten years ago, and he planned retirement. Survived by wife Phyl and family, service details noted with references to his community roles and funeral arrangements.
A full attendance meeting approved continuing the timber graph fixtures for three more matches before the close of the season. It was decided that Mowers L Cor ber EB Pelly and BR L Martin would serve as selectors for the association.
Report from Georambat residents describes an aerial DDT spraying over an 80 acre linseed crop owned by Menara Rey Gaundere and Eric Moors. The operation, described as first of its kind in the Benalla district, claims rapid grub control with no pests found within two days. Neighboring observers note the aircraft and discuss its impact on the crop area and local property.
A garbled OCR text from a women's hospital auxiliary page contains scattered names and phrases, with no clear event details. It references hospital figures, meetings, and possibly reanimation topics, but the fragment lacks coherent facts or dates to summarize into a distinct news item.
The Benalla and District League announces a prize of £1 for the best slogan and advertisement. Officials hope the contest will attract strong entries and boost local promotion.
A local sports note outlines a forthcoming lecture by a renowned bowler at Benalla. The event aims to engage club members and spectators, with anticipation of insights into the sport and related club notes.
Fragmented OCR summary shows multiple names and birth announcements with numerous garbled phrases. It references Mr and Mrs Jemeen of Warrenbayoe and other individuals, implying multiple birth notices without coherent details or dates.
A fragmented OCR passage blends diverse terms about bands, meals, and places with unclear structure. Readable entities and specifics are sparse, leaving only scattered hints without coherent events or names.
Maxwell John Steaughen failed to appear before Magistrate J C Ball on a charge connected to a dance event at the Drill Hall. He was fined after the proceedings, with unclear details remaining from the damaged OCR text.
A garbled report from the Benalla Lawn Tennis Club notes lists names and fragments of sentences. It mentions races, duties, and a duty roster with references to Benalla Yorrawonge and Meester Eee Pelee Mle Tatars. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable lines.
Caiden Chem owned by the Clagey Bros and Harjy has resumed training under Montons advised by Mr. F. W. Boysied after a spell on their property Clearmont Barjarg. Golden Gem, with a strong North East record, figures in the race notes with a string of starts and achievements.
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