Ethel Scriven Rites Held After Sudden Illness
Ethel Scriven died suddenly at Swan Hill District Hospital on Saturday December 11. She was the loving wife of Jack, mother of Betty Robert and Fred, and sister and sister-in-law of Anne and Fred Sperling of Cobram. Her passing is mourned by family and friends.
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Scriven
Swan Hill District Hospital
Ethel
Jack
Betty
Robert
Fred
Anne
Fred Sperling
Cobram
Cobram Courier Fronts Controversy Over British Affiliation
The Cobram Courier discusses identity amid debates on Australian patriotism and ties to Britain. Readers react to a slogan asserting Australians are British by heritage, sparking discussion on national pride and cultural links.
Cobram Traders to host Christmas Treat for children
The Cobram traders will stage a Friday Christmas treat with a 1 10 pm Melbs Theatre matinee and Santa handing out toys. Last year 500 to 1,000 children attended under the marquee at the showground and more are expected this year. Parents can shop while children enjoy the afternoon program. All children up to school leaving age in town and district are welcome.
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Melbs
Santa Claus
Funstin i
Cobram
Coming Of Age Party For Miss Joan Shinnick
About 100 friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs M D O Dwyer to celebrate Miss Joan Shinnick’s 21st birthday. The evening featured cards, dancing, musical items, a substantial buffet, toasts, and warm thanks to her parents for hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
M. D. O'Dwyer
Joan Shinnick
Mary Laneean
Gordon Rembink
Mary Cassidy
Jack Parnell
John Holland
M.C
O'Dwyer
Joan
Syed
Mrs O'Dwyer
Ray O Dwyer
Casual Advertising Rates Increase at January Start
At a conference of the North Central Group of the Victorian Provincial Press Association held at Shepparton on December 11, the casual advertising rate was unanimously raised to 5 shillings per single column from January 1, 1949. Authorized by North Central Group V.P.P.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central Group
Victorian Provincial Press Association
Shepparton
V.P.P.A
Hospital Appeal Nears Closure Next Week
The Ram and District Hospital Appeal nears its conclusion with a target of £6000, now surpassed by £275 and aiming for £7000. The final contributors list will appear in Friday’s Courier as the committee urges all pending donations to the treasurer Mr L J Cameron before next week. Total contributors reach 830 with £6274 subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram and District Hospital Appeal
Courier
L. J. Cameron
W. W. Jones
J. G. McDougall
W.G. Walsh
H. E. Brentnall
L. Whitty
J. Richards
F. W. Janetzki
James Walsh
J. J.J. Townsend
M. J. Sharp
M. B. George
G. D'Agostino
W. F. Winter
M. L. Steward
Rifle Club To Be Formed In Cobram
A meeting at the fire brigade hall aims to form a Cobram Rifle Club with many experienced riflemen signaling interest. The group expects a strong start and invites all interested individuals to attend, noting rifle shooting as a clean sport and solid training. The range will be set at the north end of the town on the common, at the site of the former butts.
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Fire Brigade
Cobram Rivle
New Ice Works Open In Cobram Delivery Ready
The Shepparton Butter Factory’s Cobram site completes the freezer wing on Punt Road and begins unlimited ice production for delivery in Cobram. J A Millerick, Cobram representative, said any quantity is available.
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Shepparton
M Punt Road
Cobram
J. A. Millerick
Christmas Visits Stir Cobram Residential Circles
Miss Marjorie Edwards returns to Darnum to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs L F Edwards. Miss Irene O Dwyer has come home from holidaying in Sydney and Coffs Harbour visiting Grafton Jacaranda Festival Nambucco Heads Kempsey and Weigo Mountain. First Constable and Mrs Cox return from Kerang holidays. Constable P Cullen of Tungamah returns home after relieving Cox. Miss June Bales of Melbourne holidaying with Cobram parents. Leo and Michael Cussen spend holidays with Dr and Mrs G J Kennedy. Miss Pst Mullins from Cobram returns to Melbourne to resume duties. Weyatt and Son Rex return from Melbourne after two weeks. Mr Barry Bourke hosts Graham Downing at State Savings Bank Cobram for three weeks. Graham is on sick leave.
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Marjorie Edwards
Darnum
L. F. Edwards
Irene O'Dwyer
Sydney
Coff's Harbour
North Coast
Grafton
Jacaranda Festival
Nambucco
Heads
Kempsey
Weigo Mountain
Alan Fargie
North Brighuk
D. O Dwyer
G. J. Kennedy
Pst Mullins
State Rivers Office
Cobram
Melbourne
Commission
Weyatt
Rex
Barry Bourke
Graham Downing
State Savings Bank
Cobra
Wheat Coming Into Silo at Cobram District
Wheat arrived at the Cobram silo on Saturday December 4 delivered by Mr. EP oy.ui Boomanoomana and carried by Mr. E. McKinley in his new bulk-bag. The sample weighed 64 lb to the bushel. Since opening day wheat has steadily come in and the district expects a season comparable with other good years.
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Cobram Silo
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Teresa
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Jep Prey Lass
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Linda Darnell
Cornel Wilde
George Sanders
Matinee
Coles and Garrard
Grand Central Hotel
Miss K. Kk
Lyons’ Pharmacy
COLES
E. L. Walker
Ringwell
Wringer
Kerostat
Wilbur
Coram
W. R. Denson & Son
Courier” Office
Church OF England
St. Margaret's
W. W. Lines
Childrens
Bram
NEW Ice Works Operating
A. O'Brien
Wits Sy Ab
S.C
Prai R T
J. G. Crosby
Sanitary Plumber
Z. Markov
M.P.S.A
Cheny'st
Elgin Street
Carlion
Melty
Agricultural Services
Herbert Adams
Harrison Bros
Cobram Hotel
Main St Cobre
Holdenson & Nielson Fresh Food Pty
Numurkah
Animal Health Service
N. A. Needham
B.V.S
Dolphin
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