St Margaret's Cobram Sunday Services and Thanks
The notice lists April 24 1949 services at St Margaret's Cobram including Holy Communion at 8 2 m, Sunday School at 11 am and Evensong at 7 30 pm led by Rev. R H Ford. It also notes Hale Communion and a personal acknowledgement from Janet Cook thanking friends for sympathy gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cobram
St. Margaret's
Trathmerton
Hale Communion
R. H. Ford
Janet Cook
Easter visitor list fills Cobram with guests from everywhere
Mrs Parnell of Camberwell visits Cobram with son in law T P O Reilly. Diggers Rest’s Mr Duncan stays with son and daughter in law Geo Duncan. Griggs hosts Grigg’s in laws Schwennesens Horsham. Ian Salmon from Melbourne visits. Melbourne’s Aubre Denson holidaying with Denson family. W Borthwick and baby Peter tour to Wych eproof for Easter. Several Melbourne and regional residents, including Edwards Darnum, Cassidy, Bourke, Ann Galgleish, Ellis, Giddens, Fosdick, Denson, Brady, Crute, Harrisons, Kersdale, Rowe, Parker, Bond, Gilmour, Bown, Jones, and others noted as holidaying locally. Hotel guests at Grand Central Cobram and Cobram Hotel for Easter include families from East Malvern Colac Albert Park and more. First Constable H Hutchins and family holiday in Melbourne. L Walker spends Easter at Leitchville. Cobram branch notes end with P W Dixy Bendigo set to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Edwards
Darnum
L. F. Edwards
Cassidy
John
Melbourne
Kevin Flaagan
Canberra
R. Bourke
Barry
Bill Gunson
Ann Galgleish
Bassett-Smith
Ellis
Nagambie
Valma Denson
Cobram
V. Brady
Brighton
J.oe Crute
T. N Harrisons
D. Kersdale
Croydon
Ce Rowe
Burwood
Holmes
East Malvern
Wallace
Colac
Peter
Quinn
Albert Park
Constable
H. Hutchins
L. Walker
Leitchville
Cobram Hotel
Schlapp
Miss Cohen
Ieams Cated Wentley
An Tybourne
P. W. Dixy
Bendigo
Whispers Down a Well Man Promotes Goods
Fragmented verse hints at a man promoting goods from a well and contrasts it with a climber who seeks reward. The text includes garbled lines about honesty and strength, with stray words suggesting themes of selling, hope, and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbakan
Peper
Cobram boy injures foot on broken bottle
Anthony Crute ten year old son of Mr and Mrs J C Crute Cobram cut his left foot on a broken bottle while playing with other children near his home on Tuesday night. Dr Kennedy treated the wound inserting five stitches. The report notes broken beer bottles on Cobram streets as a growing problem and calls for action against offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Crute
Anthony Crute
Cobram
Anthony
Kennedy
Ron Simpson Shapes Well for Fitzroy in St Kilda Test
Ron Simpson so far showed strong form for Fitzroy after Cobram spell. He had a quieter first half but dominated the second, prompting local judges to believe he will hold his own in future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Simpson
Cobram
Fitzroy
St. Kilda
Ron
Many Visitors At Scout Camp At Cobram Easter Camp
Scouts of Murray Valley County hosted many visitors along the Murray River near Cobram during Easter. About 150 spectators watched displays and games Sunday afternoon and joined a camp-fire concert at night. Donations to the building fund from L Walker 10 shillings Foster Knight 10 shillings and W Murch £1 are noted. Scouters lament parent apathy and seek greater support. next committee meeting is at the fire station Tuesday April 26 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Valley
Murray
Cobram
L. Walker
G. Foster-Knight
W. Murch
Mrs A E Macpherson Dies Suddenly in Berrigan
Highly regarded Berrigan resident Mrs A E Macpherson died suddenly on Tuesday after preparing for her son Dugald to return to school. Daughter of Mrs Gorman of Plentyana Corowa she spent most of her married life in Berrigan actively engaging in local social life. Survived by husband four daughters and two sons a condolence letter is to be sent to Mr A E Macpherson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttia
Berrigan
Cobram
A. E. Macpherson
Dugald
Gorman
Plentyana
Corowa
Cobram Printer Notices Published for New Sunraysia
Printed and published by Frederick Earnest Sperling at the premises on Station Street Cobram for the New Sunraysia Proprietary Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Earnest Sperling
Station Street
Cobram
New Sunraysia Proprietary Limited
Rough Handling Of Lambs At Cobram Trucking Yards
A correspondent reports mistreatment of lambs during unloading at Cobram trucking yards. Lambs on the lower deck were poked with sticks and an upper deck lamb was thrown, causing bruising concerns. The letter urges local receiving agents to ensure stock are unloaded to the owners’ satisfaction to reduce complaints from Melbourne agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram
N.S.W
Lierest
Melbourne
CAE Concert Next Wednesday at Mechanics Hall
The May concert at Mechanics Hall on April 27 features vocalist Alan Eddy, a familiar Australian singsong figure from Council of Adult Education tours and ABC broadcasts. He will perform Pagliacci Prologue, Erl King, Wagner, Moussorgsky, Mozart, and a set of Negro Spirituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Alan Eddy
Council of Adult Education
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Eddy
Leoncavallo
Schubert
Wagner Moussorgsky
Mozart
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Albert the Great
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Robert Young
Erite Chapman
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Richard Lane
Louise Campbell
Rook
RADIO
J. Sumner
Tecnico Radio
Market Street Cobram
Mulcahy
Bank Street
R. T. Hannah Watchmaker and Jeweller
Swanston Street
C.1
Atlantic Union
R, Bannon
Warkill Street
Pastor Harwood
Barooga
Robert Cook
Janet
Scout
International
Arvescaltex Psteol
CAE
Markov
M.P.S.A. Pharmaceutical
Elgin Street
Carlton
Melb
Cobram Phone
V.W. Jones
Anderson's
State Electicity Commission of
Victoria
Electrical Contractors Living Committee Nsw
Overtim
Yarroweyah
Rk. W
A. E. Mudge
Tink
S.C
Ens
Srawear Power
Fordson Major
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Sowih
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