Film Table Notes and Exhibition Dates
The fragment lists performers Cerar Romero Virginia Gilmore Tom Conway Edward Brophy Audrey Long Jean Brooks Claude Raines Leo Carillo Jane Farrar Susanna Foster and upcoming Universal Technicolor titles including Phantom of the Opera with general exhibition notes and a schedule indicating a Wednesday 18 and Saturday 21 showings for Secret Command and Sweet Rosie OGrady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerar Romero
Virginia Gilmore
Tom Conway
Edward Brophy
Audrey Long
Jean Brooks
Claude Raines
Leo
Carillo
Jane Farrar
Univeral
Susanna Foster
Nelson
Rosie O'Grady
Numurkah Districts Early History Chronology
Historical notes from Numurkah District recount chamber meetings from 1937 to 1938. It covers inquiries into sewerage funding, talks on wireless advertising meat export retail lighting and street decorations, railway freights, and transport issues. Officers were elected and meetings featured talks by Hannon Mansell Edwards Hogan Knight Trend and Newman. Publicity efforts for Tocumwal high road and civic activities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. McDonald
M.la
Kemp
W. L. Moss
Mansell
State Electricity Commission
L. Hamon
Presien
Messre G. Bitcon
A. C. Venables
F. J. Webster
C. E. Newman
L. H. Parker
A. E. Morris
L. Bell
H. Knight
J. C. Marin
J. H
Edwards
M. A. Hogan
Knight
Newman
Trend
Citizens’ Fair Trading Association
What Ha Thirty Yee as To Assist Wounded Soldiers
Football match planned on Belereg between Cummeragunja and Picola to aid Gallipoli wounded soldiers. Weighters include Shepparton and Wangaratta results. Ridings Association game Picola over Cummeragunja 6.2 to 5.7. Recruiting meeting in Numurkah saw 21 volunteers with Hon W L Baillieu speaking. No-License League branch formed at Dun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
Belereg
Cummeragunja Picola
Mucka'ah
Shepparton
Wanghay d. Numurkah
W. Ridings Association
Picola d. Cummeragunja
Numurkah
W. L. Baillieu
M.L.C
No-License League
Dun
Notable meetings mark 1938 Numurkahites agenda
A record of the Numurkahites Association events in 1938 notes the Country Roads Board talk by Mr Frickey and council members, railway and gas lighting lectures, and visits by Argus reporters. It highlights lectures on newspapers, Spirit of Progress, fire policies, and support for a local school cooking centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Roads Board
Frickey
McKenzie and Dale
Heshire
Wm. Prentice
Hooper, Mackenzie
Gordon
Fricke
County Roads Board
Nimon
Victorian Railway Department
State Electricity Commission
Wright
Mechanics’ Hall
Umarah Shire
Adjoig
Messia W Co. Shaw
A. Stringer
R. G. Crivelli
Archer
Messrs Pratty
Conduit
Argus
Cornell
Fire Underwriters’ Association
UoUnT—tment
Russell
Local Notes and Socials From Katamatite District
Officers listed include President Bert Hodge and vice presidents Maslin and Sullivan with A L Young as secretary Inspector Corkell retires after reaching age retiring death of Mrs Margaret Scilley former Shire Council member Thomas Seilley mentioned promotion at Bank of Australasia Nathalia Roger Fawcett entertained at Katunga with a gift Lyle Barber farewelled at Katamatite before Expeditionary Forces court fined £2 for failing to vaccinate child
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Nathalia
Roger Fawcett
Katunga
Lyle Barber
Katamatite
Numarkah Court
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Hanro
Beaucaire
ITCON
Numuraa
Town Hall
Sigma
Guenther UR Et
Numurkah District
Bruce Tunnock
Numurkahites’ Association
Melbourne
Rennies
Glenmore Kennels
H. L Morey
Austral
Department of Civil Aviation
Market Street
A. C. Venus
Numurkah Grocery
Sanitary
John Gray & CO
Flinders Lane
RED Cross Waste Appfat
the Shamrock Hot
Hemon
Mc Cormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
Gerald Heard