Gloucester Bowling Club Annual Meeting Notes 1941
The Gloucester Bowling Club held its annual meeting in the School of Arts on Tuesday night. Officers and members discussed receipts and expenditure, announced 30 members plus two associates, welcomed new members Beattie Beaton Westerman Dombkins and Laurence, noted resignations, and praised the Green and grounds staff. The committee proposed retroactive subscription reductions for V D C members and elected new officers, officials, and auditors. A notable social evening followed with toasts, singing, and a photo gift presentation.
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Gloucester Bowling Club
School of Arts
Messrs
Carey
Sheldon
Brorson
Houghton
Carthew
Andrews
Loorer
Beattie
Landis
Lowe
Monro
Hebblewhite
Smith
Laurentis
Highfield
Rye
Carolan
Gray
George Corry
O.S
Red Cross
Golf Club
Messrs. Beattie
Beaton
Westerman
Dombkins
Laurence
H. A. Maunsell
Tuggerah
Jack Woodward
the &Th Garrison
Dr. Munro
Jack Carolan
Ron Smith
Middle East
Brian Carolan
Hee. Gray
Gordon Dombkins
V.D.C
Greens
W. J. Adams
Mesrs
Teni
Boorer
Wm. Barton
G. Blanch
J. Whatson
L. Monro
le Quesne
Red Cross Society
Carthew and
Whatson
Young
J. Grahame
Les. Stevens
Mavrietors
Les
Roe
Ebbeck
Snr
Hawdon
Blanch
W.A.D
D. Brorson
W. W. Hawdon
A. E. Smith
F. Hebblewhite
D. Boorer
W. Houghton
E. Beattie
5. Landis
T. Andrews
Messrs. Boorer
G. Carey
Boarer Hebblewhite
White
Cobb and Co. An American founded Australian icon
The Cobb and Co. coach line began with four Americans Freeman Cobb John Peck James Swanson and Anthony Blake. James Rutherford led a bold shift buying the company for £23000. They financed iron works built sawmills and imports of timber and horses. American influence reached Australian industry with David Baker and even Herbert Hoover aiding Kalgoorlie’s early gold rush era.
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Cobb and Co
Australia
Freeman Cobb
John Peck
James Swanson
Anthony Blake
James Rutherford
Rutherford
Walter Hall
Mount Morgan
Lithrow
India
Western Australia
Bathurst
New South Wales
Queensland
David Baker
Philadelphia
G. D. Delmrat
Broken Hill
Bereavements and church notes in a wartime town
Community notes from Presbyterian, Methodist, and Church of England columns reflect losses and condolence for the Stobo, Ryan, Stewart, and Saxby families. Reports cover church services, war's impact on events, notable quotes on character, and reminders about uniform rules for home on leave.
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Presbyterian
Stobo
Ryan
Stewart
Saxby
D. Glyn Jones
J. O’hannon
H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Excellent Ambassadors from Australia
A lady journalist writes to a Sydney journal that many there still know little about Australia. Canadians doubt the kangaroo existence, so airmen carried tourist books with pictures of kangaroos, the platypus, Sydney Harbor, and koalas. She praises Australian air boys as outstanding goodwill ambassadors.
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Sydney Journal
Australia
Sydney Harbor
Air Boys
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