Musical Treat by Coburg Masonic Choirs for Red Cross
A benefit concert by combined Masonic choirs under conductor Mr HG jamb raised funds for Coburg Red Cross. The event at Ale Heblote theatre featured a large, varied program with strong performances despite rain and crowd challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg Red Cross
Masonic Chon
Jamb
Ale Heblote Theatre
Whuett Tai
Brunswick
Coburg
Rex Syvesille
Bel Geary
Lam
Gilletts
Jewle
Bangs
Tony
Messsrs Lath
Bertescus
Edgards
Peng
Ma Daub
Quiye
Les Beaters
Ex- Wenally
Jaidu
Ma EL
L Vielvaerds
Avbeck
Luhsallis
Culentunad
Vlas Spartewion
Omuetra
Cress
Stim Barry
Sony
Man Shot In Moreland Road Incident Lands Suspect in Jail
A man named Frank Kleberg was found with a gunshot wound in the foot after an alleged intrusion in Moreland Road Moreland West. He was arrested by police and remanded to the Metro Gaol Hospital on a charge of illegal entry on private premises. The incident involved a struggle with the property owner who attempted to deter the intruder and a revolver discharged during the assault. The case has been reported to military authorities.
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Moreland
Whur
Geran
Lety Las
Las
Richmond
Suckle
Mauives
Moreland’ Rd
Moreland Road West
Hore
West Brunswick
Frank Kleterg
Kleberg
Woolf
Metro
Gettleman
Kleeber
Klueberg
Red Cross Fundraiser at Coburg Oddfellows Hall
A Coburg Red Cross event held by Manchester Unity Lodge at Oddfellows Hall featured decor, a charity auction of a decorated cake, and musical performances by local artists. Mrs Gould’s Produce Stall benefited from proceeds, while Mr Benson and Mr Stanley led ceremonies and thanked attendees for supporting the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows’ Hall
Coburg
Manchester Unity Lodge
Gould
Irge
Londells
Damhie
Yorke
Miss Ho
Virginia
Malstead
Ifta
Red Cross
Fredould
J. Brian Stanley
The
Coburg, Red Society
Akring
Red Crome
Epotinas
Death of Pte. T. W. Baxter in War Service
Roll of Honor notes the death of Private T W Baxter, a stretcher-bearer and former Brunswick College pupil, who died after bravely serving in the war. Letters from Captain Joseph Hopkins praise his devotion to duty and his exemplary conduct in battle and lifting of the wounded. He enlisted January 1916 and rose to sergeant before being killed in action, remembered by family, friends, and teachers.
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T. W. Baxter
St. Bunter
Dudley Street
Serth Daroy
Walon
St. West Brunswick
Vlheer
W. Maxter
Baxter
Joseptt W. Hopkins
Branswick Colwee
Liscombe Foster
Britain
WAP
Germany
Ly L McUiely
I. MeKay
Cetter
Luau
Tiedmtdy
Englahu
Sulisvy van
Hag Bis Jong
Isivabior Deste
Piatidou
Begum
JierWarus
Foster
Moussh
Gard
Ehenis
Seth
Brunswick
Protestant Federation forms Coburg branch amid protest
A Coburg Town Hall meeting on November 27 formed a Coburg branch of the Victorian Protestant Federation and protested against Dr Mannix and Catholic prelates. Disturbances arose from rear-ward dissidents, with the chair warning offences would lead to police action and potential prosecutions. Speakers included Rev J C Farquhar and Rev H Worrell who argued for loyalty and truth amid heated exchanges.
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al Coburg
John Mathew
J.C Farquhar
Protestant Federation
Henry Worrell
Ross
New Coburg West School Opening Delayed Sports Held
In Coburg West the official opening of the new school faced delays due to ground conditions. The event featured speeches by Mr Robinson and praise for staff and parents, with children treated to toys and refreshments. Sports were postponed to November 28 and a cricket match saw West Brunswick defeat West Coburg. Schools results listed by grades and participants.
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Robmson
Chaiman
Late
Hed Cres
Passweld
Skewes
Stephenson
Methodist Church
West Brunswick
Buehangan
Carter
Russell
de Chene
Robinson
West Coburg
E. Close
T. Clence
F. Harmer
H. Ault
T. Batemau
A. Holt
T. Bateman
L. Clifford
J. Cook
G. James
H. Webb
M. Grindle
Holt
M. Atkins
G. Swales
B. Bassett
B. Shields
St. de Labertauche
H. Graham
M. Weston
L. Banner
KE. Foreman
C. Plummer
F. Johnstone
W. Bergin
M. Bergin
B. Jobson
Moreland Triumphs In Trophy Bowling Round
In the Victorian Bowling Association Presidents Trophy matches Moreland beat Hawthorn by one point and later lost to Armadale by six. The day featured two rounds with clubs Coburg Cheltenham Prince's Park Brighton City of Hawthorn competing against strongarm squads.
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Simeon Nathan
Victorian Bowling Association
Moreland
Hawthorn
Armadale
Glen
W. Sutton
W. W. Stephena
Howse
Whitelock
Pyman
A. Hardham Ee
Daitessil
Dawson
Larden
Hardy
Todd
Andrew
A. R. Dredge
A. P. Swith
Pabiersa
Wickham
Mort- Wess
Setilda Coeke
Cheltenham
R. Wolf
Ellery
Walton
McFarlane
H. Wolf
Monk
Scnllin
Scantlebury
Prince's Park
Brighton
Prince’s Park
Newhold
Jackson
Duggan
Edwin
Mitchell
Robinson
Lloyd
Teague
Dunlop
Francis
Jeffery
Tricks
Reakis
Nelo Graham
Meee
City of Hawthorn
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Ndy.s Co
Iney Y
Brunswick Eparts
Peverell
Larneo Avenue
Sydney Road
W. Laugher
Wodern
Metropolitan Gas Company
Flinders Street
Roll OF Honor
Yeti
W. Liscombe
Coburg West
Ecu
C. Weston
C. Freestone
D. Cithery
J. Steffenson
Brocka
E. Brown
J. Center
F. Gilby
F. Cassidy
E. Cook
M. Bliand
B. Laidman
P. Thorn
Moreland Club
Pho
Nswick
W. Powell
F.S.C
Ophthalmic Optician
Sigth Street
Wm. Crook
Melbourne
Bonnie
Scotland
Blue Bell
Caledonia
Rich Cake Co. Pty. Ltd
Fire Underwriters of
Victoria
W. Parry
Union Street
Tel
B'wick
Trevethan & Packman
Frank Shaw
Brunswick Railway Siding
Taylor's
Taylor’s Cash Stores
Lygon Street
East Brunswick
Taylor’s
E. Brunswick
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