14 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
1
Carrick Io mourns a mother who died June 7 1945 and a father who died April 17 1945. Betty Carmige and family remember with loving memories. Phelan Tom and relatives honour Mavis who passed in June 1945 and are keeping her memory alive.
Cobram Police warn prosecutions will be launched in all cases where owners fail to affix Registration Labels within 14 days of registration. Cobram Post Office opens 9 to 10 am Monday June 17 for King’s Birthday. Outward mails close 10 am. inward mails not opened until 9 am Tuesday. A motor cycle accident on Too Lumwal road near Koonoomoo injures John Maurice Hyde, hospitalised with a broken right leg. cause undisclosed. Strathmerton property sale set for Monday June 24 at 3 pm including 143 by 190 feet allotment in business area, sold in 3 blocks, followed by 45 acres near Yarroweyah Station. Contact Kilpatrick & Co for details. Coffin wealth Savings Bank passbooks must be lodged for annual interest audit with interest added June 15 1946. receipts issued for passbooks lodged at non Ledger Branch points.
Cold wind and showers Couldn’t dampen crowds as RSL ran a sports carnival for Victory Day at the showgrounds Children competed keenly in arenas and at Sav and Roll stalls Prizes awarded for sheep weight guessing to W Woods and distance tossing to Weatherill junior President Dr M D O Dwyer praised ex servicemen and urged rehabilitation housing progress while urging respect for those who served and the families at home.
A Cobram based touring party from the Cobram Yarrawonga Citrus Growers returned Monday after a ten day tour through Murray citrus districts, Adelaide and western districts. Participants included P Rossiter and J Quick. The Murray Valley Coach, driven by W Bohan of Albury, earned praise for comfort, punctuality, and care, with travellers hoping for another voyage next year.
Miss Brenda O Dwyer of Melbourne spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Len Mek. Mr and Mrs C Reed of Central Hotel host their guest Redd's sister Mrs K Town Hawthorn. Mr Colin Gilmour travels to Melbourne to meet the post sterling castle due next Tuesday bringing his wife and baby daughter from Scotland. Mr Alan Murphy from Melbourne holidays with Mr and Mrs Sen Brooks. Friends of Mr and Mrs C F Shier regret the death of Mrs Shier's father Mr H G Norris at Lisieux Private Hospital Cobram.
A fragmented civic notice blends oral history with wartime relief calls. It extols a patent remedy for catarrh and croup while urging large shipments of aid to Europe, and pays tribute to fallen soldiers as part of a memorial on a celebratory day.
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