Catholic Euchre Tournament
There were 12 tables engaged at the weekly tourney at the Catholic club on Wednesday night Mr. J. O’Connor won first prize with 12 games, and Mr…
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Successful Mission to U.S. Dutch Leaders Return To Australia SYDNEY, Thursday
Following a successful mission to USA. Dr Van [?] member of the NEI mission in Australia and New Zealand, and Lieut-Commander Quistel, head of the…
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Members of Albury Red Gross Company are notified that a church parade has been called for Sunday morning at the Methodist Church. Members…
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SUBALTERN MARY CHURCHILL, daughter of Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill…
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The Sunday School will resume on February 6. The Fellowship Association will resume on Tuesday, February 1…
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The members of the Corowa Church Trust are advised of the Trust meeting (ordinary) to be held on February 1 at 8 p.m. Trustees are asked…
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Mrs. S. Edwards and Mr. Col. Campbell, with 12 games each, divided the first and second prizes at the weekly euchre tournament at the Catholic…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Neutrals on Mussolini And Churchill
From a neutral country—from Spain— these two tributes were received. The first is an extract from a letter sent In the name of a group of Spanlards. “The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →St. Andrew’s Church Annual Congregational Meeting
Rev. R. H, Reid presided over the annual meeting of the congregation in St. Andrew’s Church on Tuesday evening. Very satisfactory factory reports were read of the past year’s work. There were 32 additions to the roll…
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Possibility of an early general election before the actual defeat of Germany is being discussed by members of the House of Commons, says the…
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The fortnightly meeting of the Catholic Youth Movement was held last evening and Mr Nolan presided, Misses M. Plumer and G. Moffatt were…
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The Sunday School staff recently obtained some loose Bible pictures for heir hall; three have been framed to [?]…
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parents are asked to o-operate with the minister in securing the attendance of the girls and boys at the meetings of the junior Christian…
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Twelve tables, were occupied with euchre players at the above fortnightly, which was held on Tuesday last. The first prizes, ladies and…
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On Monday last (Anniversary Day holiday) a tournament was held at the Methodist tennis courts, when there was a satisfactory entry, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cheers For Mr Churchill LONDON, February 4
Mr Churchill last night made his first public appearance in a private capacity since his illness when with [?]s daughter Mary he attended Rober…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Leaves £20,000 to Mr. Churchill And Wife LONDON, February 5
The largest fortune since the death of the tobacco magnate, Walter Melville Wills, who died in January, 1941, has been left by the late Sir Henry…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Believed Killed on Bombing Mission An Ex-Albury High School Student
It was stated in the official letter that the change of classification had been made by the Air Ministry, London, in consequence of a report received from…
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LONDON, Sunday: Sir Henry Strakosch, 73, director of several South African gold-mining companies and honorary financial…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Churches and the Money Changers What the Primate of England Says
The following article has been contributed by the Social Credit Movement of Sydney:-- "The Archbishop or Cantorbury…
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