Palm Sunday Services and Times at Cobram Katamatite Yarroweyah
The Methodist Church lists Palm Sunday events with services at Cobram St. Margaret's at 8 a.m. Blessing of Palms and Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Sunday School. 7.30 p.m. Evensong led by Rev. A C Allinson and Colin G Burgess. Also services noted for Katamatite 7.30 p.m. and Yarroweyah 2 p.m. with K Napier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Cobram
C. Wood
A. C. Allinson
Yarroweyah
K. Napier
St. Margaret's
Palm
Colin G. Burgess
Birth Notice for Thomas Daughter at Finley
March 22 at Finley a daughter was born to Stan and Dawn Thomas nee Macaulay Sister for Ronald Both well and thriving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Macaulay
Finley
Stan
Dawn
Ronald
Field Days For Local Farmers At Dookie College
The Victorian Department of Agriculture will host two field days at Dookie Agricultural College on March 30 and April 13 in cooperation with the Dookie Agricultural and Pastoral Society. Attendees will receive soil survey bulletins and large maps. demonstrations will show soil condition er s and erosion control using the new soil conditioner krilium. Confirm attendance by letter or telephone Cookie College 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dookie-Gowangardie
Victorian
Department of Agriculture
Dookie Agricultural College
Dookie Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Dookie
Currawa
Gowangardie
Upotipotpon
Division of Soils
CSIRO
Pine Lodge
Devenish
Stewarton
Caniambo
Tamleugh
Goomalibee
Cookie College Technical
Cookie College 1
Ball Smut in Victorian Wheat Prompts Grower Precautions
Victorian Department of Agriculture reports rising ball smut in wheat. Australian Wheat Board rejects smutty grain for bulk storage, imposing dockage costs on growers. Recommendations urge discarding affected seed, thorough pickling with specific powders, and careful seed coating to reduce future outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian
Australian Wheat Board
Department of Agriculture
Autumn Saved Pasture Boosts Gippsland Cows Milk
Gippsland dairy farmers report higher production by feeding autumn saved pasture to freshly calved cows in winter and early spring. The technique stores autumn pasture, grazes or clips, harrows paddocks, and cool stores feed until needed for cows calved before spring growth. This method helps time feed to peak milk production and pasture growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gippsland
K. M. Flynn
Department of Agriculture
Riversdale Handicap at Caulfield Offers Tight Mile and a Half Duel
Durham features as the likely winner in the Riversdale Handicap at Caulfield with recent form at peak. Quite Talk, Royal Radiant, Prince o Fairies and Dusky Jewel expected to challenge, while Arnside and Demos also merit contention. Rhodes, Anstad and Mighty Peak run for minor shares in a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Caulfield
Essendon
Hyarage
Royal Radiant
Prince O' Fairies
Bold Adventure tops Mentone Handicap clash at racecourse
Bold Adventure led the Leonard Stakes field and could repeat in the Mentone Handicap. Rotate and Chestnut Lady loom as serious threats with Plea and Dec can among others aiming for the finish. Harmonist, Stannum, Vychan expected to contend, while The Beau and Silver Hawk are potential placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plea
Deccan
Newmarket
Stannum
Vychan
Beau
Silver Hawk
Kenilworth Hurdle and Mentone Trial Stakes Placings
In Kenilworth Hurdle CHAIN STORE won with TYRIAN second and BLUE LAGOON third. Balwyn Hep. Harmoni st led with STANNUM second and WYCHAN third. Mentone Hep. Bold Adventure topped ROTATE and CHEST NUT LADY placed third. Riversdale Hep. Durham led QUITE TALK with ROYAL RADIANT third. Shannon Hep. AENSIDE won, followed by DEMOS and RHODES. Eltham Trial Stakes saw ROYAL RADIANT first, DURASTA second, WHITEPORT third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilworth Hurdle
Chain Store
Tyrian
Blue Lagoon
Balwyn
Stannum
Wychan
Mentone
Rotate
Riversdale
Durham
Royal Radiant
Shannon
Aenside
Demos
Rhodes
Durasta
Whiteport
Cobram pupils win Government scholarships
Two students from St Josephs School Cobram receive Government scholarships. Mary Daly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daly Cobram, attends Sacred Heart College Shepparton. Max O Shea, son of Mr and Mrs O Shea Cobram, attends Assumption College Kilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Cobram
Mary Daly
Queen Sr
Max O'Shea
O’shea
Mary
Sisters of Mercy
Sacred Heart College
Shepparton
Max
Marist Brothers
Assumption College
Kilmore
Benalla Company’s Satisfactory Half‑Year Results
The directors of J. A. Terrett & Co. Ltd. timber merchants and manufacturers of Benalla report that the half year ended December 31, 1952, produced satisfactory trading results. Indications are that sales will be maintained during the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Terrett & Co. Ltd
Benalla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Renoirs
Nora Swinburne
Arthur Shields
Technicolor
Dick Haymes
Nina Foch
Roland Young
Rhonda Fleming
Sterling Hayden
ALSI
John Derek
Donna Reed
Vengar
BSA and
Ariel Sales and Service
Station Street
Howard Rotary
Tvssue
Llix
Nursis’ Watches
Is Jewel Swiss Movement
J. G. Richardson
M.ilg.a
Watchmaker
Punt Road
High Street
Presbyterian Church
Scots Church
Neil Scott
Agricultural Services
Guy Forster Knight
Prop
Riversdale Hcp
Arnside
St. Clair
Hardway
Alister Clark
Anstad
Mighty Peak
Mentone Handicap
T. P. O'Reilly
Punt Rd
Benalla Company
Ya. McPherson & Son )Pty. Ltd., of
Numurkah
Mary Vine Froc
Cory
K.L- Sd
J. L. Vigar
P.O. Box
Tay
Carmel Misti
Mockarie
Fenn & Bolton
Opticians
Collins Street
Cobral
Nie
Bardeen Floorin
Naco
Bath
Atlantic
Ian
Atlantic Union Oil Company Liy
REV. Lonergan Taxis
Les Barter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!