Londa Cormican Weds Sgt Le Lievre at Scotts Church
Miss Londa Vivienne Cormican wed Sgt William Stanley Le Lievre at Scotts Church Shepparton in a lace gown attended by two sisters The couple belong to prominent district families with the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs T Cormican and the groom son of Mr and Mrs N Le Lievre The church was decorated with roses dahlias and Easter daisies Miss Ruth Tate presided at the organ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londa Vivienne Cormican
Scotts’ Church
Shepparton
William Stanley le Lievre
D. Macknight Jones
T. Cormican
Yabba North
N. le Lievre
Invergordon South
Ruth Tate
The Boss Delivers Deliberate Duties And Delays
A reflective piece outlines a boss role focused on deciding tasks telling others to act and following up for results. It notes repeated inquiries, excuses, and the burden of late or misguided work, all while imagining a more efficient self execution. It ends with a rueful joke about a boss preferring to work himself to save time.
Rural Leaders Endorse Talks on Irrigation and Seeds
Rauway Commissioners approved pay and fasting schedules as discussions begin about issuing seed to farmers. The issue notes clover and rye-grass seed, pig vendors seeking space, and fund drives for local community efforts. Annual meetings of the Whew gowers Association reelect leaders. Clocks were set back for daylight saving time. Farmers hope for rain to revive pasture and crop prospects with irrigation potential extended if drought persists.
GEMS OF THOUGHT Prudence Quotes Across Works
A compilation of quotes on prudence from John Mason Samuel Johnson Mary Baker Eddy Jeremy Collier and Burke, discussing prudence as conformity to decorum, virtue, and prudent conduct. The selections contrast prudence with vice and emphasize its role in guiding pleasures and actions.
Prisoner James William Stachen Escapes Mooroopna Lock-up
A soldier prisoner named James William Stachen, held after a theft arrest near Cobram, escaped Mooroopna lock-up on Tuesday morning. He was treated for concussion earlier after a road accident and is described as 5ft 11in, medium build with brown hair and grey eyes. He wore a grey striped suit, khaki shirt and no hat, with multiple tattoos including Cupid, true love, and a heart design. Police seek him across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Court
Mooroopns
Auuways
James William Stachen
Rowaswae
Cobram
Wwe
Oealy
Oocoona
Mooroopna
Sft
Sin
Bowden
Jogoa
Former resident progress toward recovery noted
A former resident identified as Sergeant J. Quirk of the ALF is reported to be making good progress toward recovery. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J. Quirk of Cob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Quirk
The
ALF
Cob
Irrigators Protection League elects Cobram officers
At a Cobram branch meeting of the Murray Valley Irrigators Protection League officers were elected. President is Mr. H. Roe, Secretary and Treasurer Mr. W. Buzza, with committee members Messrs J Fairley, T Harris, J Gemmell, M Healy, G Ritchie, J Cooper, and V Nunan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Banch
Murray Valley Irrigators’ Protection League
Tollow
H. Roe
W. Buzza
Messrs
J Fairley
T. Harris
J. Gemmell
M. Healy
G. Ritchie
J. Cooper
V. Nunan
A Family Affair
Morundan family co operates on 2900 acres with parents Walter and Mrs Guyman guiding 1000 acres of fallow ground and two sons Malcolm 17 and Donald 15. They cut 60 acres and 100 tons of wheat stacks, later stripping, sewing and tallying 3300 bags. Average yield 11 bags per acre from 7500 bags in harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Guyman
Morundan
Guymen
Walter Guymen
AmnaMauleister
Win Kirms
Malcolm
Donald
Yeng
Uley
Waymer
Alsohil & Neighbor
Guymer
Missionary Work Praised After Broadcast Excerpt
An Australian Board of Missions pamphlet cites a broadcast by Chester Wimot praising missionaries. It notes natives aided by missionaries and argues they built up native character, aiding a notion of establishing the kingdom of God through mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Williamson
Australian Board of Missions
Chester Wimot
A.s.c
Aud
Yiewy
Piauningry
Smuugry
Dave
ALF
Lee Tom
Kris
Delause
Ivan Viele
Open Column Letter on Veterans Service and Gratitude
The writer recounts joining the military earlier than expected, losing his uniform and equipment, and being deemed unfit. He notes returning home after two and a half years and criticizes townspeople who urged him to wear a uniform despite past rejections. He asks for understanding of those who served. The piece ends with a sign off from Wash Driver Ring, Constable Branch.
Four Separate Fixes Found in Grace F Buildings Mishap
Within 24 hours four separate fixes were found after issues at Grace F Buildings on Broadway Sydney. The Lord Mayor stated the City Council will institute proceedings against anyone caught dropping litter such as tram tickets on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace F Buildings
Broadway
Sydney
Melbour
Railway Revenue At F Station For The Month
Revenue figures show passenger income up by 24 pounds from the previous February with restrictions driving higher rail use. Parcel revenue gains 169 pounds due to Melbourne traffic while lower branch sheep shipments boost income by 103 pounds. Overall gains partly offset by reduced consignments and wheat traffic amid restrictions.
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Act
Melbourne
Negera
Initrel Dafh
Guiwara
Parachutist’s De 47 Tragic Training Flight Tale
An Australia trainee was left dangling after a training flight mishap. He was rescued and flown to a hospital, but the body was not recovered until later, amid a night search from a boat. The incident occurred during a daring exercise over a vast area with no final recovery reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United County Party selects new leadership after meeting
The United County Party held a meeting presided by Dr R C Gui to discuss unifying county parties. Letters urged unity while the chairman noted the late M Wadeson. Dr Gordon elected President with J Black and Hodge as vice presidents and W A Geit as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Goulburn Valley
R, C
Gui
Mumister
Law Aid
Pjo
RA M,l.c
Eves
M Wadeson
Sience Snunute
Gordon
Pres
J. Black
Shepparton
Hodge
Imvergorcon
W. A. Geit
Senator Proposes Pensions Amendments for Ex-Soldiers
In the Senate last Tuesday Senator Brand announced plans to move three amendments to the Patriation Bill. The measures seek to extend employment protections to returned soldiers, place the wives of war pensioners on the same footing as servicemen, and adjust property assessment and pension eligibility rules including lifting restrictions for totally blind and permanently disabled veterans who married after June 90, 1938.
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Senate
Brand
Massie
House of
Australia
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Mechanics’ Institute
Ann Sothern
Gorge Murphy
Loraine Day
Barry Nelson
Burma Road
Criterion Cafe
Telphone
Xatharine Rk. Lyons
Morrison & Teare
High Street
Sumuikuh
Nathala
National Mutual
Collins Street
J. Stanyer
Nolifea Mealdenta
Miatrat
Busil
Mi Newman Visi Ceobram
Barooga
Dennys, Lascelles
Wool Brokers, Stock & Land Agents
Sali'3
Newmarket
ABRAM
Dalgety & Company Limited
Victoria
States
Wool & Stock
Dalgety
Dalgety and Company Ltd
Bourke Street
Masonic Hall
A. McGauchie
L. Hall
Tocumwal
A. Gordon Gutteridge
Hoskins and Davey
H. V. Trench
M.v.ls
T. R. Nossiter
Phone
Berrigan
G. Anderson
ICAL
Ovd
H. Henshall
Clarendon St
St. Menourne
J. M. Goodman
Green Grocery
Miss Maidment
Punt Road
Alderton's
W. Adams & Son Pty. Ltd
Church OF England
H.C
Presbyterian Church
Naring Yarroweyah
Finley
Gobrany Courier
United
Wes Maye
Ana
J. Jones
Family Butcher
J. J. Kelly
Weiss
Peesaat
Rauway
Suesaay
Aprion
Snd
J. Menamara & Co
Finley War Effort and Memories League
Riney
Eno
Tne
Trurd Lavery Lown
Wwe Auyi
Particwars
Messis Luulgu
Yarroweyan
Accou
Bud Sock
Weday
Wheat Growers'association
Umursaan Giaucn
We Whewgowers' Association
Cr. C
Louuwing
Sm Monins
Asyuant
J. Mulcahy
Grocer
Calle
W. Ewart Cassidy
Prudence
John Mason
Samuel Vunnson
Ana Molanti
Mary Baker Eddy
Jeremy Collier
Burke
Tion League
Webster
Consta
Cobram Station
United County Party
Senator Brand
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