Methodist Church Service Notices
Kosmo noh? Mam Cobram Strathmerton 7.30 pm. Rev C Gribble to lead church service at Cobram with Mam and Strathmerton details.
25 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
1
Kosmo noh? Mam Cobram Strathmerton 7.30 pm. Rev C Gribble to lead church service at Cobram with Mam and Strathmerton details.
In loving memory of our dear mother who died at Koonoo Moe on 24 September 1924. A little token fond and true to show dear mother we think of you. Loved and remembered today as in the hour you passed away. Inserted by her son and daughter Fred and Jean.
The item lists an October fishing closure, a Mrs Henderson furniture sale on Bank Street Cobram, a Goulburn Valley final between Nathalia and Shepparton at Nunturkah, a Valea cattle stock sale, and weather notes. It also promotes Mechanics' Institute screenings on October 1 and 4, a Rainbow Fete for Scots' Church Cobram, a Citrus Industry screen, social at the Stillard residence, and Cobram Agricultural Society Show Day on October 8 with recreation and displays.
The Right Rev Brind will visit Cobram on Thursday October 2 to conduct a 7 30 p m service at Leo s Church followed by a public welcome in the Sunday School Hall. At Cobram LO OF Lodge half yearly meeting officers were installed including N G A Gale and G R F C Lummes. The Grand Lodge of Victoria will subsidize members unable to pay due to unemployment or age. Shepparton Co operative Butter Factory won export butter and show championships at the Royal Show marking its third such prize and bronze at Bri Dairy Show in London last year.
The Cobram Show committee urges exhibitors to submit entries by next Wednesday October 1 through secretary Mr L G Hamilton. Membership tickets go on sale offering free entry for the member and family plus exhibit access, poultry section excluded. A working bee at slow grounds Monday invites attendance. Special train from Shepparton on show day carries exhibits. returns Cobram 7:30 pm.
Acting Prime Minister Fenton argues Australia cannot continue on old terms as debt and costs rise. He notes years of spending beyond earnings and shrinking overseas income from wool, wheat and metals, urging a clear plan to meet altered circumstances. He warns simply continuing is not viable.
A jumble of notes reports population ratios, a ban on the Monte Carlo dance in Victoria with fines up to £200, and a Fiji trip by Dr Jamieson and Miss C Jamieson. Wheat stocks linger in Finley dumps, while Parkes ponders war impact and bread prices. A Verdun probate case, a father daughter golf gift, and local crime updates wrap with editorials on A. E. Yarra and arrests in Rosedale.
A drover guiding a mob of sheep reports the flock racing between telegraph poles, sparking curiosity and a genuine mystery. After reflection and small experiments the shepherd derives an explanation for the behavior observed in the Riverina episode.
Cobram Tennis Club held its annual meeting at the Pavilion on a Wednesday evening with fair attendance. The balance sheet showed a profit of £10 1s, adopted with remarks on the annual ball profit and vacant queen competition. The court project cost £882 with £79 still owed, and various officers and committees were announced. Opening day set for October 15, and the club agreed to join the Northern Goulburn Valley Tennis Association and form a junior association with nearby clubs.
Weights released for Yarrawonga races include Irenic Crp Bhisti Salanans Thera Busy Boy Open Fire Rose of Falmouth Courtliness Landos and many others listed with fractional or whole weights. Notable entries include Just Duke Gold Bin Ardendil and Murra bein with varying marks.
The Berrigan Show held on the 17th featured large entries and a record gate. Principal awards included champions and prize winners across draught horses, fills, mares, colts, and harness contestants, with judges T Allen and Thisilton.
The Koonoomoo School annual picnic attracted families for a full afternoon of races and activities. Children competed in age groups with entries such as Ella Haynes Norma Thamas and Tessie McGuire, while a lively program included a Siamese race and a roaster chase. An evening social at the school hall featured songs, elocution, and dancing, with thanks extended to organizers and helpers. Two local anglers also reported a good weekend catch of cod weighing up to 4 pounds.
Fragmented OCR recounts a football game with mentions of scorers Nathalia and Greenwood and a late stand by Culver and Hackagals. The text references players, goals, and time pressure, suggesting a tight contest decided by a narrow margin. Named teams or locations are unclear due to garbled source.
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