Cobram Meeting Calendar Shows Local Events
A series of community notices lists events in Cobram and area: May 4 Agricultural Ladies Committee meeting, May 7 Mooroonah Hospital meeting, May 9 Returned Soldiers meeting and Barooga Water Trust meeting, May 9 Cobram Catholic Bail, and June 26 Cobram Agricultural Ball.
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Agricultural Ladies
Moorooona Hospital
Returned Soldiers
Barooga Water Trust
Cobram Catholic
Cobram Agricultural
Local and General News From Berigen Shire Council May Meetings
The Berigen Shire Council plans its monthly meeting on Monday. Burglary at Burramine Presbyterian Church saw organ cloth stolen and windows broken. A May 13 Catholic Ball with Gere vasoni Orchestra is announced. Mooroopna Hospital appeal meeting set for May 7 at Mechanics Institute. Rumors claim Tocumwal may gain Mulwala canal offices. Tram line upgrade completed at local power house. Barooga Water Trust meeting May 26 to discuss dissolution and charges. Thunderstorm hits Cobram and district with heavy rain and lightning.
Obituary: Henry Barnes Longtime Katamatite Resident
The death of Henry Barnes, one of the district’s oldest residents, occurred on Sunday. Resident for over fifty years since arriving in the eighties, he was popular and known for benevolent acts. The burial was in Katamatite Cemetery Monday afternoon with Rev. Hemingway officiating and a Masonic service at the graveside. Survived by two sons, Leslie and Stanley.
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Katamatite
Henry Barnes
Mr Barnes
Barnes
Katsmalite
Hemingway
Mrs Mary Eaton Dies at 76 In Cobram Community
Death reported in Yarrawonga for Mrs Mary Eaton relict of Joseph Raton aged 76. She arrived in Cobram in 1887 with her husband Daylestor, one of the area’s early settlers. Funeral at Cobram Cemetery with Methodist Church service led by Rev Wigley and Rev McKenzie. Left are Dolly Wemyss Yarrawonga Ettie Dunstan Yarrawonga Eric Geelong and Joseph Raymond Cobram.
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Yarrawonga
Cooram
Mary Eaton
Joseph Raton
Ms Eaton
Cobram
Irom Daylestor
Methodist
Wigley
Deceas
Geelong
McKenzie
Dolly
Wemyss
Ettie
J Dunstan
Eric
Joseph
Raymond
Cobra
Induction of Elders at Scots Church Cobram
On Sunday afternoon Messrs A Gemmell and J B Keddie were inducted to the eldership of Scots Church Cobram by Rev Patterson. After the service the Ladies Guild served afternoon tea in the Sunday school hall.
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Messrs
A. Gemmell
J. B. Keddie
Scots’ Church
Cobram
Rev. Patterson
Ladies Guild
Anzac Day Service Marks 20th Anniversary in Cobram
Anzac Day observed in Cobram at the Mechanics Institute marking twenty years since Gallipoli. Rev Patterson spoke on sacrifice and freedom noting courage over glorification and urging continued honesty, right and humanity.
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Cobram
McKenzie
Patterson
Australia
Gallipoli
Cobram Agriculturd Club Holds Annual Meeting on Saturday
The Cobram Agriculturd Club held its annual meeting with Mr P McCumack presiding. The club seeks use of show grounds on weekends for £10, with senior matches at £8 and junior matches at £5. A sub committee will review sanitary facilities as costs run to £4 1s per facility. The balance sheet shows receipts and expenses, with a net profit of £45 18s 5d for 1934 show and notable improvements and fundraising.
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Cobram
Movitore
State Savings Bank
IBM O9
Seturkay
Cobram Football Clu
J. McBarlane
V.T.R
Improvement Fund
Ladies Committee
Rywikhave
Electing Officerson President McCormack Nominated
Mr P McCormack was nominated for president after five years in the role. Mr G Ritchie urged a rest, noting lengthy tenure. The nomination carried by acclamation with Mr McCormack thanking the group. A list of names follows in the session record.
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P. McCormack
McCormack
G Ritchie
McCoresack
Barooga Triumph in Wet Premiership Final Restart
Katamatite faced a weather delay before resuming play. Barooga posted 93 at one point and then bowled out Katamatite for 135, with Brentnall claiming multiple wickets. Barooga chased to win as J Bourke and G Bourke starred, securing the premiership for Barooga.
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Wells
Brengall
Fahey
South End
Brentuall
Wilton Wis
Wes
Lip Uy
Wuc Aiisoling
Wanghou
G Bourke
Bourke
Brentoall
Wanghot
Moorcroft
Alien
Barnage
J. Bourke Junior
G. Bourke
Brentnall
W. Bourke
Burnet
Resing Snell
Norhent
Barooga
Barnen
Barnen Bowiell Gehry
Jim
Arris City
Brentsall
Heya Jivk Bourke
Peiiie Om Dubean
Bate Sa Bo
Capitan Wilton
Cuore
Aufte Simples
Mesa Jones
Lifebottom
Barouga
Society Proceedings Report on Showground and Secretary Honorarium
The President stated the sub committee could not secure a team to prepare the showground arena and the matter was deferred until after autumn. A tribute to the society’s helpful ladies was approved and the secretary’s honorarium considered with a proposed rise to 15 pounds, amid discussion of his base salary.
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Resis
Scott
Society
Aumktens
Messrs McCormack
Wadeson
Ibn
McCormack
G. Ritchie
Colgan
Football lineup for next Saturday game announced
Fragmented text lists players and teams in a football lineup. Names such as Coulter and Lewishuh appear amid scattered notes. Indicates a forthcoming match with unresolved details and positions.
Wedding Details From Camargo Church Service
Helen Moss and an unnamed bride were among the wedding party at Camargo Church. Attendants wore pink gowns with fitted sleeves and long trains, while the ceremony included ring exchanges and formal attendants.
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Cablesres
Camargo
Helen Moss
Gin
Pere Gar
Raber
Draining Reedy Lake Causes Debate in Victoria
The article reports on a petition and inquiry involving G. J. Tucker and the Forestry Commission of Victoria over draining Reedy Lake. It notes concerns about costs to Commission funds and potential damage to preserves, with debate ongoing in official quarters.
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G. J. Tucker
Victor
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