Cobram Agricultural Society annual meeting approve 35 committee
The Cobram Agricultural Society held a largely attended annual meeting discussing increasing its committee to 35, tennis club grass courts on the arena, and football club rent relief. W. Ritchie elected president. F. McCormack retired after seven years and became Life Member. £668 raised for the Improvement Fund over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAAA
W. Ritchie
Cobram Agricultural Society
Tennis Club
L. Hamilton
F. McCormack
Tun gamah Shire Council Meets Amid Local News
Cobram Courier reports on the Tun gamah Shire Council monthly meeting set for the 31st. It notes a Cobram Homany visit by members of the Homany tribe and businesspeople being "stung" at the Cobram. The Cobram Cycle Club held its annual meeting, electing A Comins as president and L Heltreasurer with officers and a points system to crown the season’s most conscientious rider. A kitchen shower wished Isobel Gilmour a happy marriage, and coroner H C Tingate led an inquiry into Joan Hannibal’s death at St Vincent’s Hospital, with evidence heard and a verdict pending Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooram Cycle Club
A. Comins
L. Hel
A. Lonergan
J. Waira
J. Lussky
K. Lonergan
L. Bell
As. Howb
H. C. Tingate
Joan Hanniball
Aocumwa
St. Vincents Hospital
W. 5. Nankervis
Comracor
W. Edwards
Yarroweyah Hospital Ball Shines At Annual Event
A Carnival spirit marked the Yarroweyah Hospital Ball held last Wednesday. Bright bazaar style decorations in ivory white and blue filled the hall with short streamers and decorative features. The dance floor was praised as near perfect with Gervasoni's orchestra providing music and Dilenne Taylor and Gokes featured.
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Yarroweyah Hospital
Gervasoni
Ima
Dilenne Taylor
Gokes
Fundraising and Show Results Across Five Years
The President announced £868 raised for the Improvements Fund and noted ongoing show fundraising. Insurance on some buildings was discussed, with a motion to report on insurance at the next committee meeting. Receipts rose by £13 from the previous show, while ticket losses and entry fees fluctuated. Members praised the work of the ladies and committee. McCormack announced his withdrawal from the presidency and pledged continued support. The meeting appointed officers and committee members, with Wadeson and Ritchie among those named.
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Fruit Booth
E. Knight
Sale Trough
Shange
Carnival
Ladies Committee
Reg
Afl
L. Hamilton
T. Harris
Tran
Wadeson
Withers
Beth
Cobram Agai
McCormack
G. Ritchie
Achie
Menal
al Ieuichie
Miss Gemmell
Feulur
Mevinie
Avery
Antares
W. Ritchit
Midence
Fichie
Port
MF McCormack
Juictue
ME McCormack
Socety
M.D. Odmyer
A. Geumeil
Bouray Dunleavy
Ro Lensun
H. Roe F Colgan
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A. McPherson & Son
Haris
Adams
R. M. Attwood
Teks
W. Adams & Son Pty. Ltd
Australia
Manezer
J.P
Spaert
AMP
Empire
Ametas
A Elliott
W Sneddon
Bae Gesare
Vincent Wheatley Manger
Victoria
Melbourne
Collins Street
Cor
Market Street
Wyndham Street
Shepparton
Tobias & L. L. Newton
A. Hunt
Pouicis
Vna
A. Gemmell
High Street Cobram
Phour
Ford Cums
Leon Ball ‘Tractors
Deimel
Yorkshire
Lugurunce Co
Tee New Were Corporation
Inghial
Fordson
Berriquin Irrigation District
Berriquin Channel
Ned
Berrigan Channels
Berriga
Finley
J. W. Stuart
Numurkah
J. McNamara & Co
Campbell & Co
Kilpatrick McLellen
Entertainments
Dr. Beet
Cobram F.C
W.J. Ritchie
J. G. Hamilton
Cobram Hall
Mrs Gemmell
M. Parnell
Rulp Cobram
McArdie
B. Weiss
Jordan Bros. Cobram
Church OF England
J. H. McDonald
Rundle
Football Club
Cobram Football Club
White
Gemmell
Oval
Colgan
Millerick
Busines
Taview St Ead
T. O'Reilly
Cobram Tennis Club
P. Kennedy
Messrs McCormack
A. Wadeson
W. and
Financial Statement
Hall
Cobram
Struthmerton
Cobram Courier
Aressieunns
Conusunn Tavanar
Shire of
Tungamah
Cobram Cycle Club
Covram
A. Gilmour
Isobel Gilmour
Gilmour
Omaned
Nathalia
Katunge Haat
T. E. Harris
Campbell &Co
N.S.W
Spn
Brown Cooke & Co
Brown Corke & CO
Ball
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