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3 4CK Toowoomba - Transcriptions and notes Family Summary William Henry Norris (born: 1816, Chilton, Wiltshire, England; married: 19 May 1843, Westminster, Middlesex, England; died: 19 May 1884, Ipswich, Qld) + Caroline Mary Victoria formerly Bennett nee ?? (born: about 1822, London, England; died: 31 Mar 1875, Ipswich, Qld) Frank Edgar Norris (born: 31 Jan 1865, Qld; married: 12 Jun 1889, Qld; died: 23 Jan 1951, Qld) + Louise nee Swan (born: 13 Sep 1871, ; died: 11 Sep 1923, Toowoomba, Qld) (parents Lewin Swan and Agnes Lewis) Edgar Lewin Norris (born: 1 Feb 1891, Barcaldine; married: 28 Sep 1925, Brisbane; died: 31 Aug 1956, Qld) + Gladys Madoline Nolan (born: 23 May 1899, Qld; died: ?) "Gladsy Madolin Nolan" in birth record Marguerite Agnes Norris (born: 19 Jul 1892, Longreach, Qld; married (1): 5 Jun 1920, Qld; died: 28 Jul 1977) +(1) Richard Siddon James (born: , died) +(2) ??? Franks (born: ; died: , ) Ethel Bennett Norris (born: 15 Oct 1893, Qld; married: 18 Dec 1913, Qld.; died: 15 Jul 1976, Qld)) + Sidney Moir Sisley (born: 3 Mar 1890, Qld; died: , ) Elsie Louise Norris (born: 22 Apr 1895, Qld; married: 23 Dec 1918, Qld; died: )) + Alfred Jande Topor-Markowicz (born: ; died: , ) Frank Charles Norris (born: 23 Nov 1896, Qld; married: ??, died: 6 Aug 1920, Brisbane, Qld)) + ?? Vivian Clive Norris (born: 13 Jan 1907, Qld; married: 1932, Newcastle district, NSW; died: )) + Vina Isobel nee Cummins (born: 13 Sep 1906, Qld; died: 1981, NSW) Timelines Edgar Lewin Norris Gladys Madoline Nolan Frank Edgar Norris 1860s 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 Birth of Frank Edgar Norris, father of Edgar Lewin Norris Birth registration: Frank Edgar Norris Birth date: 31/01/1865 Mother's name: Caroline Bennett Father/parent's name: William Henry Norris Registration details: 1865/C/887 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870s 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880s 1880 1880 01 1880 02 1880 03 1880 04 1880 05 1880 06 1880 07 1880 08 1880 09 1880 10 1880 11 1880 12 1881 1881 01 1881 02 1881 03 1881 04 1881 05 1881 06 1881 07 1881 08 1881 09 1881 10 1881 11 1881 12 1882 1882 01 1882 02 1882 03 1882 04 1882 05 1882 06 1882 07 1882 08 1882 09 1882 10 1882 11 1882 12 1883 1883 01 1883 02 1883 03 1883 04 1883 05 1883 06 1883 07 1883 08 1883 09 1883 10 1883 11 1883 12 1884 1884 01 1884 02 1884 03 1884 04 1884 05 1884 06 1884 07 1884 08 1884 09 1884 10 1884 11 1884 12 1885 1885 01 1885 02 1885 03 1885 04 1885 05 1885 06 1885 07 1885 08 1885 09 1885 10 1885 11 1885 12 1886 1886 01 1886 02 1886 03 1886 04 1886 05 1886 06 1886 07 1886 08 1886 09 1886 10 1886 11 1886 12 1887 1887 01 1887 02 1887 03 1887 04 1887 05 1887 06 1887 07 1887 08 1887 09 1887 10 1887 11 1887 12 1888 1888 01 1888 02 1888 03 1888 04 1888 05 1888 06 1888 07 1888 08 1888 09 1888 10 1888 11 1888 12 1889 1889 01 1889 02 1889 03 1889 04 1889 05 1889 06 Marriage of Frank Edgar Norris, father of Edgar Lewin Norris Marriage registration: Frank Edgar Norris Marriage date: 12/06/1889 Spouse's name: Louisa Swan Registration details: 1889/C/5 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1889 07 1889 08 1889 09 1889 10 1889 11 1889 12 1890s 1890 1890 01 1890 02 1890 03 Birth of Sydney Moir Sisley (husband of Ethel Bennett Norris) brother in law of Edgar Lewin Norris Birth registration: Sydney Moir Sisley Birth date: 03/03/1890 Mother's name: Agnes Moir Father/parent's name: Numa Joseph Sisley Registration details: 1890/C/11712 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1890 04 1890 05 1890 06 1890 07 1890 08 1890 09 1890 10 1890 11 1890 12 1891 1891 01 1891 02 Birth registration: Edgar Lewin Norris Birth date: 01/02/1891 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1891/C/221 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1891 03 1891 04 1891 05 1891 06 1891 07 1891 08 MEDICAL HALL AND DISPENSARY, BARCALDINE. PROPRIETORS: Dr. Cumming & Co. MANAGER: Frank E. Norris. HAVE the largest and most complete stock of PATENT MEDICINES on the line. Also a good stock of Trusses, Enemas, Eye Shades, Goggles, Syringes, Breast Pumps, &c., &c., &c. Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Combs, Smelling Bottles, and other toilet requisites. THE PUREST DRUGS ONLY KEPT. Prescriptions dispensed at any hour. Country orders promptly attended to.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article79707576 Advertising The Western Champion XIII, 633 Queensland, Australia 4 August 1891 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 1891 09 1891 10 1891 11 FRANK E. NORRIS, Stationer, Tobacconist, and News Agent, EAGLE-STREET, LONGREACH. DEALER in Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Requisites, Account Books, Cash Receipt Forms, Invoice, Rent, Goods, and Memorandum Forms. Commercial and Fancy Stationery, &c. Opens in his New Premises on November 7th. New works in all classes of Literature, including Novels by the leading authors of the day, Gift Books, &c., &c. Fancy Glass Ware, Plush and other Ornamental Goods suitable for Xmas and Wedding Presents. A large assortment of Xmas, New Year and Birthday Cards. Gentleman's Fitted Travelling Bags. Agent for Kirk's Superior Toilet Soaps. A large and complete stock in all the above lines. Circulating Library. Country orders promptly executed.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article79707927 Advertising The Western Champion XIII, 647 Queensland, Australia 10 November 1891 4 May 2019 1 (Supplement Western Champion) National Library of Australia 1891 12 FRANK E. NORRIS, Stationer, Tobacconist, and News Agent, EAGLE-STREET, LONGREACH. DEALER in Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Requisites, Account Books, Cash Receipt Forms, Invoice, Rent, Goods, and Memorandum Forms, Commercial and Fancy Stationery, &c. New works in all classes of Literature, including Novels by the leading authors of the day, Gift Books, &c., &c. Fancy Glass Ware, Plush and other Ornamental Goods suitable for Xmas and Wedding Presents. A large assortment of Xmas, New Year and Birthday Cards. Gentlemen's Fitted Travelling Bags. Agent for Kirk's Superior Toilet Soaps. A large and complete stock in all the above lines. Circulating Library. Country orders promptly executed.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article79707996 Advertising The Western Champion XIII, 650 Queensland, Australia 1 December 1891 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 1892 1892 01 SPORTING. FROM the Hon. Secretary of the club, Mr. F. E. Norris, we learn that the day's racing at Longreach, to be held the day after the opening of the railway, is likely to be a great success, as the nominations for the event will probably fill well. The following gentlemen have been elected to carry out the programme, to be run under the rules of the Longreach Jockey Club, which is registered under the rules of the Q.T.C. Rules:— Messrs. Yould, King, Stevenson, Edkins, Currie, Cameron, Ellis, Bacchi, Pyraini, Marwedel and Bromley, out of whom the other officers will be chosen.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article77214062 SPORTHING The Western Champion And General Advertiser For The Central-western Districts [?], [?] Queensland, Australia 26 January 1892 4 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1892 02 BUILDING AT LONGREACH. OUR weekly report says:— Building is still going on apace. I notice Messrs. Forbes' and Ahern's hotels are nearly completed. I have seen the plan of the new court house, for which tenders have been called. Judging by the plan it will be a neat building, and commodious enough to meet the requirements of the town for a long time. The lockup and police quarters are to be erected on the same allotment, and it is to be hoped tenders will be called for the latter at an early date, so that the buildings may be commenced simultaneously, and be completed before the wet season sets in. By this the comfort of the officers will be ensured, and the brutal method of chaining prisoners to a log in the open air removed. I have seen the plan of a very pretty cottage, to be erected for Mr. Norris. The building will be 28 ft. x 22 ft., with detached kitchen. Mr. Davies has been instructed to prepare plans and specifications for a Roman Catholic Church. The timber, &c., for a residence for Mr. Marwedel, of the Bank of N.S.W. has arrived; the timber for Mr. English's establishment is on the ground, and the iron will be up on Monday. He intends to commence erecting the building in a few days. There are four shops in course of erection in the main street, and I hear several others are to be commenced shortly.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article77214181 BUILDING AT LONGREACH. The Western Champion And General Advertiser For The Central-western Districts I, 3 Queensland, Australia 9 February 1892 4 May 2019 6 National Library of Australia 1892 03 1892 04 1892 05 1892 06 1892 07 Birth registration: Marguerite Agnes Norris Birth date: 19/07/1892 Mother's name: Louisa Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1892/C/130https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1892 08 BIRTH. NORRIS.— At her residence, Longreach, on the 19th inst., the wife of F. E. Norris of a daughter.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article77215624 Family Notices The Western Champion And General Advertiser For The Central-western Districts II, 28 Queensland, Australia 2 August 1892 4 May 2019 5 National Library of Australia 1892 09 1892 10 1892 11 1892 12 1893 1893 01 1893 02 1893 03 1893 04 1893 05 1893 06 1893 07 1893 08 1893 09 1893 10 Birth registration: Ethel Bennett Norris Birth date: 15/10/1893 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1893/C/1139 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1893 11 1893 12 1894 1894 01 1894 02 1894 03 1894 04 1894 05 1894 06 1894 07 1894 08 1894 09 1894 10 1894 11 1894 12 1895 1895 01 1895 02 1895 03 1895 04 Birth registration: Elsie Louise Norris Birth date: 22/04/1895 Mother's name: Louisa Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1895/C/1211 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1895 05 1895 06 1895 07 1895 08 1895 09 1895 10 1895 11 1895 12 1896 1896 01 1896 02 1896 03 1896 04 1896 05 1896 06 1896 07 1896 08 1896 09 1896 10 1896 11 Birth registration: Frank Charles Norris Birth date: 23/11/1896 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1897/C/1033 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1896 12 1897 1897 01 1897 02 1897 03 1897 04 1897 05 1897 06 1897 07 1897 08 1897 09 1897 10 1897 11 1897 12 1898 1898 01 1898 02 1898 03 1898 04 1898 05 1898 06 1898 07 1898 08 1898 09 1898 10 1898 11 1898 12 1899 1899 01 1899 02 1899 03 1899 04 1899 05 Birth registration: Gladsy Madolin Nolan Birth date: 23/05/1899 Mother's name: Mary Ann Agnes Comerford Father/parent's name: Patrick Michael Nolan Registration details: 1899/C/3437 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1899 06 1899 07 1899 08 1899 09 1899 10 1899 11 1899 12 1900s 1900 1900 01 1900 02 1900 03 1900 04 1900 05 1900 06 1900 07 1900 08 1900 09 1900 10 1900 11 1900 12 BOYS' STATE SCHOOL, TOOWOOMBA SOUTH. PRIZE LIST. . . . Third (b) Class.— Arithmetic: Fred Thomson, 1; William Raymer, 2. Spelling and Home Exercises: Edgar Norris, 1; Leslie Andrews, 2.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article217607404 BOYS' STATE SCHOOL TOOWOOMBA SOUTH. Toowoomba Chronicle And Darling Downs General Advertiser 6065 Queensland, Australia 18 December 1900 3 May 2019 3 National Library of Australia 1901 1901 01 1901 02 1901 03 1901 04 1901 05 1901 06 1901 07 1901 08 1901 09 1901 10 1901 11 1901 12 1902 1902 01 1902 02 1902 03 1902 04 1902 05 1902 06 1902 07 1902 08 1902 09 1902 10 1902 11 1902 12 1903 1903 01 1903 02 1903 03 1903 04 1903 05 1903 06 1903 07 1903 08 1903 09 1903 10 INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS EXHIBITION. A GREAT SUCCESS. The Second Annual Industrial and Fine Arts Exhibition in aid of the Toowoomba Congregational Church Fund was opened by the Mayor (Ald. A. Mayes) in the Alexandra Hall yesterday afternoon. There was a very fair attendance of ladies and children. The Mayor, who was introduced by the Rev. J. M. Bayley, said it did not seem like twelve months since the first exhibition in aid of the Congregational Church funds. The offerings on that day existed on paper, but he was pleased to say that today they existed in the shape of bricks and mortar. The citizens of Toowoomba were proud of the efforts put forth by the Congregationalists to raise sufficient money to construct their new church. He referred to the usefulness of exhibitions like the one he had the pleasure of opening that afternoon, for educating the people. He hoped that Mr. Bayley's and his assistants' efforts on this occasion would meet with success. He trusted they would soon be able to complete their building, and so be free from all worry. He had much pleasure in declaring the exhibition open, and trusted, it would prove a financial success. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Mayes, on the motion of Mr. T. May, seconded by Mr. Williams. THE EXHIBITION. Though the exhibition is not so large as that held last year there are very many new exhibits of interest, and those who visit the Alexandra Hall during the two remaining afternoons and nights the exhibition will be. open will find much that will interest them. The prize schedule is divided into eleven sections, and there are 197 classes, nearly all of which have been filled. In the Horticultural Section, presided over by Messrs. J. G. Bayley and F. Chamberlin (jun.), there are some very fine specimens of cut flowers, pot plants, flowering shrubs, palms, and bouquets exhibited, the collections of roses and pansies being exceedingly choice. Misses Bayley, Hooper, and Stephens are in charge of the needlework sections. This branch of the exhibition is a show in itself, and the ladies present yesterday were greatly interested in the very fine display of fancy needle work, drawn thread work, Swiss work, and the many other kinds of fancy work so sought after by the ladies. In the waxwork, fernwork, and miscellaneous section, presided over by Messrs. A. R. Swain and B. Searle, are some very interesting exhibits. In this section special mention must be made of Miss Maud Renwick's splendid collection of postcards, which form one of the most interesting exhibits in the Hall. Other interesting exhibits in this section are paper flowers, by Miss Edith Baker; butterflies, by Sydney Trenwith; Edgar Norris's collection of Kauri gum and fossils; poker work by Miss E. Robinson, also a design worked in 1100 pieces of coloured satin by an old lady over 70 years of age. Some interesting scrap books are also shown, the first prize being awarded to Harold Amos. . . .http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article184741862 INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS EXHIBITION. Darling Downs Gazette XLVI, 10,966 Queensland, Australia 29 October 1903 4 May 2019 3 National Library of Australia 1903 11 1903 12 1904 1904 01 1904 02 1904 03 1904 04 1904 05 1904 06 1904 07 1904 08 1904 09 1904 10 1904 11 1904 12 1905 1905 01 1905 02 1905 03 1905 04 1905 05 1905 06 1905 07 1905 08 1905 09 1905 10 1905 11 1905 12 1906 1906 01 1906 02 1906 03 1906 04 1906 05 1906 06 1906 07 1906 08 1906 09 Birth of Vina Isobel Cummins (wife of Vivian Clive Norris), sister-in-law of Edgar Lewin Norris Birth registration: Vina Isobel Cummins Birth date: 13/09/1906 Mother's name: Amy Amelia Thorsbourne Father/parent's name: Jeremiah Cummins Registration details: 1906/B/13234 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1906 10 1906 11 1906 12 1907 1907 01 Birth registration: Vivian Clive Norris Birth date: 13/01/1907 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1907/C/3475 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1907 02 1907 03 1907 04 1907 05 1907 06 1907 07 1907 08 1907 09 1907 10 1907 11 1907 12 1908 1908 01 1908 02 1908 03 1908 04 1908 05 1908 06 1908 07 1908 08 1908 09 1908 10 1908 11 1908 12 1909 1909 01 1909 02 1909 03 1909 04 1909 05 1909 06 1909 07 1909 08 1909 09 1909 10 1909 11 1909 12 1910s 1910 1910 01 1910 02 1910 03 1910 04 1910 05 1910 06 1910 07 1910 08 IN the Estate of FRANK EDGAR NORRIS, of Toowoomba, Dentist and Herbalist. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of:— 1. STOCK, £180/2/1. 2. FIXTURES and FITTINGS, £30/2/6. Stock Sheets and Conditions of Tender may be seen on the Premises, or at the Office of the Trustee. Tenders will close at Trustee's Office, at 12 Noon on TUESDAY, 16th August, 1910, and may be wired. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOS. E. WHITE, Trustee, Corner of Creek and Adelaide streets, Brisbane.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19649591 Advertising The Brisbane Courier 16,404 Queensland, Australia 9 August 1910 4 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1910 09 1910 10 1910 11 1910 12 1911 1911 01 1911 02 1911 03 1911 04 1911 05 1911 06 1911 07 1911 08 1911 09 1911 10 1911 11 1911 12 1912 1912 01 1912 02 1912 03 1912 04 1912 05 1912 06 1912 07 1912 08 1912 09 1912 10 1912 11 1912 12 1913 Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 Name: Edgar Lewin Norris (49 Murray St., Optician, Male, no other Norris at this address) Gender: Male Electoral Year: 1913 Subdistrict: Rockhampton State: Queensland District: Capricornia Country: Australia https://www.ancestry.com.au/search/collections/auselectoralrolls/ subscription Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 ancestry.com Ancestry.com LLC 7 May 2019 , 1913 01 1913 02 1913 03 1913 04 1913 05 1913 06 1913 07 1913 08 1913 09 1913 10 1913 11 1913 12 Marriage registration: Ethel Bennett Norris Marriage date: 18/12/1913 Spouse's name: Sidney Moir Sisley Registration details: 1913/B/14216https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1914 1914 01 1914 02 1914 03 1914 04 1914 05 1914 06 1914 07 1914 08 1914 09 1914 10 1914 11 1914 12 1915 1915 01 1915 02 1915 03 1915 04 1915 05 1915 06 1915 07 1915 08 1915 09 1915 10 1915 11 1915 12 1916 1916 01 1916 02 1916 03 ROLL OF HONOUR. 151ST CASUALTY LIST. Brisbane, March 11. The 151st Australian casualty list was released by the censor at 10 o'clock this morning. The summary reads:— Officers: Ill, 2. Others: Killed in action, 1; died of illness, 2; wound-ed, 2; severely wounded, 1; missing, 4; ill, 196; seriously ill, 49; danger-ously ill, 22; injured, 11; seriously injured, 3; staff nurses, ill, 1; total, 291. Total casualties, 294. The follow-ing are the Queenslanders mentioned: INJURIED. S.-Sgt. C. H. Galliott, 7th Bty, F.A. Bde, Spring Hill, in 1st A.G.R., Helio-polis (previously reported ill). ILL. Pte. A. W. Doyle, 26th Btn., 7th rfts., Kandanga, dangerously. Pte. R. R. Langan, 26th Btn., 7th rfts., Muckadilla, in 1st A.G.H. Pte. J. Mills, 26th Btn., 3rd rfts., Torwood, 2nd occasion, in 2nd A.G.H. Pte. R. V. Jocumsen, 25th Btn., 6th rfts., Brishane, in 1st A.G.H., Helio-polis. Pte. B. L. Williams, 25th Btn., 7th rfts., Killarney, in 1st A.G.H., Helio-polis. Cpl. A. J. Bromfield, 25th Btn., 7th rfts., Atherton, in 1st A.G.H., Helio-polis (previously reported ill). Pte. W. Hunter, 26th Btn., 7th rfts., Stockyard Creek, in 1st A.G.H., Heliopolis. Cpl. S. Joyce, 15th Btn., 11th rfts, Townsville, seriously, in 1st A.G.H., Heliopolis. Pte. J. Iddles, 15th Btn., Kelvin Grove, seriously, in 1st A.G.H., Helio-polis. Pte. J. Thompson, 15th Btn., 10th rfts., Southport, in 1st Aux. Hospital, Cairo. Sgt. W. A. Latham, Murgon, second occasion, in 1st A.G.H., Heliopolis. Pte. T. Dickson, 9th Btn., late 25th Btn., 13th rfts., Milton, seriously, in 1st A.G.H., Heliopolis. Sgt. D. L. Hopper, 5th L.H., 11th rfts., Bell, in 2nd A.G.H., Ghezireh. Pte. W. J. O'Grady, 5th L. H., 7th rfts., Toowoomba, in 2nd A.G.H., Ghe-zireh. Second-Lieut. F. J. Hockey, 2nd L.H, Hamilton, in Egyptian Government Hospjtal, Minia. Pte. P. J. Lacy, 2nd L.H., late 11th L.H., Ayr, in hospital, Minia. Pte. A. R. Mather, 2nd L.H., 8th rfts., Warra, in hospital, Minia. Dvr. S. Regazzoli, 11th L.H., Head-quarters, Halifax, second occasion, in hospital, Shoubra. Pte. G. W. Olsen, 2nd Remount Unit, Townsville, in 2nd A.G.H., Ghezireh. Pte. H. H. Epple, 2nd Remount Unit, Goombungee, in 4th Aux. Hos-pital, Cairo. Dvr. G. C. Beattie, 7th Inf. Bgde. Train, 17th A.S.C., Rockhampton, in 1st Aux. Hospital, Cairo. L.-Cpl. E. L. Norris, 1st A.G. Hos-pital, Wooloowin, in 1st A.G.H., Helio-polis. Dvr. E. Coop, 17th Div. Amen? Park, 301st A.S.C., Nanango, second occasion, in hospital, Montazah. Pte. D. .M. Grayson, 11th L. H., 1st rfts., Warwick, seriously, in 1st A.G.H., Heliopolis. . . .http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article113131653 ROLL OF HONOUR. Queensland Times LVI, 9490 Queensland, Australia 14 March 1916 8 May 2019 3 (DAILY.) National Library of Australia 1916 04 1916 05 1916 06 1916 07 1916 08 1916 09 1916 10 1916 11 1916 12 1917 1917 01 1917 02 1917 03 1917 04 1917 05 1917 06 1917 07 1917 08 1917 09 1917 10 1917 11 1917 12 1918 1918 01 1918 02 1918 03 1918 04 1918 05 1918 06 1918 07 1918 08 1918 09 Accession Number E03426 Collection type Photograph Object type Black & white - Glass original whole plate negative Maker Unknown Australian Official Photographer Place made France: Haute-Normandie, Seine Maritime, Rouen Date made 23 September 1918 Copyright Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain Description Outdoor group portrait of the Commanding Officer and sergeants of the 1st Australian General Hospital. Identified from left to right, back row: 656 Sergeant (Sgt) Frederick John King from Frewville, South Australia; 44 Sgt George William Carseldine from Brisbane, Queensland; 69 Sgt Vernon George Terry from Hawthorn, Victoria; 90 Staff Sergeant (SSgt) William Prendergast Passmore from Stanthorpe, Queensland; 1004 SSgt Donald James Cameron from George Town, Tasmania; 328 Sgt Thomas McGregor MM from Brisbane; 16593 SSgt David Shepherd North from Beecroft, NSW; 1555 Sgt William Stewart from Woodford, Queensland; and 197 Sgt Reginald Etherbert Ruddell from Hawthorn, Victoria. Middle row: (1) 10699 SSgt Thomas Southren Mirfin from Toowong, Queensland; (2) 138 SSgt Thomas John McNamara from Armadale, Victoria; (3) 16 Sgt Thomas Lamb from Yarram North, Victoria; (4) 7982 SSgt Sidney Lawson Bath from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia; (5) 1165 Sgt Harold Roy Raphael from Unley, South Australia; (6) 42 Sgt Edgar Lewin Norris from Woolowin, Queensland; (7) 56 Sgt Harold James Shepherd from Coorparoo, Queensland; (8) 52A Sgt Roy Alfred Nutting from Caulfield, Victoria; and (9) 3984 Sgt John Joseph Moran from Broken Hill, NSW. Front row: 1732 SSgt Arthur Leaming Miscamble from Drummoyne, NSW; 1629 SSgt Osmond Sydney Baker from Brisbane; 166 SSgt Joseph Henry Jacobs from St Kilda, Victoria; 783 Warrant Officer Francis Ernest Middleton from Sydney; Colonel James Adam Dick CMG from Randwick, NSW, Commanding Officer; Major Edgar Selwyn Harrison from Sydney; 14 Quartermaster Sergeant Darrell Summerville from Ipswich, Queensland; 4 SSgt Leslie Clarence Hall from Ballarat, Victoria; and 21 Sgt Stanley Charles Grahame from Melbourne. 1918 10 1918 11 1918 12 Marriage registration: Elsie Louise Norris Marriage date: 23/12/1918 Spouse's name: Alfred Jande Topor-Markowicz Registration details: 1919/C/191 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1919 1919 01 Returning Anzacs. LIST U. The following original Anzacs on special leave have been listed for return to Australia, and are actually en route from abroad. No further information can be supplied excepting the approximate time of arrival, which will be published in the Press before disembarkation. The list is as cabled, and is open to correction on account of mutilation in cabling and other causes:— . . . 498 Cpl. W. W. McNally, Inf. Base Dpt., Too-woomba. 1714a 2nd A. M. W. G. McVinish, Fly Cps., Brls. 42 Sgt. E. L. Norris, 1st A.G. H.. Brisbane. 5293 Pte. P. M. Overgard, 4th Fill. Bky., Brls. 1720 Mt. Dvr. A. R. Perkins, 1st Div. M.T.C., Brisbane. 5296 L.-Cpl. J. Pollock, 4th Fld, Bky., Brls. 225 Cpl. F. Pope, 9th Btn., Brisbane. 258 Pte. F. Reditt, 9th Btn., Gympie. 751 T.-Cpl. H. A. C. Richards, 9th Btn., Bris. 136 Sdlr. W. A. Sweet. 28th A.S.C,, Brisbane. 1663 Mt. Dvr. J. T. Tebby, 4th A. D., .M.T.C., Brisbane. 186 Pte. A. Thompson. Pro. Cps. Maryborough 144 Dvr. J. Verney. 5th D. Train. Enoggera. 2386a Gnr. E. H. Waters. 11th F.A.B., Brls. 596 Dvr. W. Young. 1st M. G. B., Maryborough.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article176312349 Returning Anzacs. The Telegraph 14,393 Queensland, Australia 11 January 1919 8 May 2019 2 (SECOND EDITION) National Library of Australia PERSONAL. . . . Mrs. F. E. Norris of Lisson Grove, Wooloowin, has been notified officially that her eldest son, Sergeant E. L. Norris, is returning to Australia.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article220559537 PERSONAL. The Daily Mail 5039 Queensland, Australia 11 January 1919 4 May 2019 6 National Library of Australia 1919 02 1919 03 1919 04 1919 05 1919 06 1919 07 1919 08 1919 09 1919 10 A PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS. In our business columns today Mr. Lawrence Young, the well known optician, announces that he is able to carry on business as usual. The damage done by the recent fire is rapidly being repaired and the consulting room is now in working order. The machinery in the workshop, which includes one of the largest surfacing plants in Queensland, is being overhauled, and Mr. Young has engaged the services of Mr. E. L. Norris, a returned soldier, who served his apprenticeship with him and who prior to the war was employed at Messrs. A. P. Greenfield and Co., Brisbane. Mr. Norris, who spent nearly four and a half years "over there" made himself acquainted with all the latest optical appliances while in England and France. He journeyed to Sydney on Saturday to inspect one of the latest automatic rimless machines which is capable of grinding half a dozen pairs of lenses at one time. Mr. Norris returns from Sydney on Wednesday and takes up his duties in charge of the workshop on Thursday. His many friends wish him every success.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article182955943 A PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS. Darling Downs Gazette 8888 Queensland, Australia 13 October 1919 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 9708 9708 9708 9708 NINE Thousand Seven Hundred and Eight. That was the number of the last test recorded in my Register on October 4 — the day a fire broke out near my workshop. This means that I have nearly Ten Thousand Clients on my Books. Fortunately all those Records were saved. To enable me to cater more fully for such a large Clientile I have put additional machinery into my up-to-date workshop. Sergeant E. L. NORRIS, late A.I.F., has charge of this Department. Lawrence Young OPTOMETRIST RUTHVEN STREET TOOWOOMBA.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253039192 Advertising Toowoomba Chronicle LIII, 251 Queensland, Australia 22 October 1919 8 May 2019 3 National Library of Australia 1919 11 1919 12 1920s 1920 1920 01 1920 02 1920 03 1920 04 1920 05 1920 06 Marriage of Edgar Lewin Norris' sister Marguerite Agnes Norris to Richard Siddon James Marriage registration: Marguerite Agnes Norris Marriage date: 05/06/1920 Spouse's name: Richard Siddon James Registration details: 1920/C/1841 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1920 07 1920 08 Death of Frank Charles Norris, brother of Edgar Lewin Norris Death registration: Frank Charles Norris Death date: 06/08/1920 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1920/B/32705 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , FUNERAL NOTICES. . . . NORRIS.— The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. NORRIS and Family, late of Lisson Grove, Wooloowin, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their deceased Son and Brother, Francis Charles, late third Q.G.S.R., late A.I.F., to move from Alex. Gow's Funeral Parlour, 550 Queen-street, Petrie Bight, THIS (Saturday) FORENOON, at 10 o'clock, for the Toowong Cemetery. No flowers, by request. ALEX. GOW, Undertaker, &c., Petrie Bight. NORRIS.— The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. SISLEY, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. JAMES, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their Brother and Brother-in-law, Francis Charles Norris, to move from Alex. Gow's Funeral Parlour, 550 Queen-street, Petrie Bight, THIS (Saturday) FORENOON, at 10 o'clock, for the Toowong Cemetery. No flowers, by request. ALEX. GOW, Undertaker, &c., Petrie Bight.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article20403775 Family Notices The Brisbane Courier 19,516 Queensland, Australia 7 August 1920 8 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 1920 09 1920 10 1920 11 1920 12 1921 1921 01 1921 02 THE TOOWOOMBA HOSPITAL. COMMITTEE MEETING. . . . X-RAY OPERATOR. Mr. E. L. Norris was appointed temporary X-ray operator. A scale of charges was adopted for X-ray plates. Circulars will be sent out to all medicos within a defined area, also, a copy of a plate of an X-ray photograph.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253194149 THE TOOWOOMBA SPECIAL. Toowoomba Chronicle LX, 37 Queensland, Australia 19 February 1921 4 May 2019 5 National Library of Australia 1921 03 TOOWOOMBA HOSPITAL. MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE. X-RAY PLANT CHARGES. The ordinary meeting of the Committee of the Toowoomba Hospital was held last evening, when there were present Messrs. T. R. Roberts, M.L.A. (presiding), A. Greig, F. L. Hopkins, W. T. Petch, A. Drohan and the secretary (Mr. Sydney Austen). An apology for unavoidable absence was received on behalf of Mr. J. D. Annand and Mr. Mattingley. . . . X-RAY PLANT. The secretary tabled a number of applications for the position of X-Ray operator stating that Dr. Freshney would not recommend any of them. He also read an application from the present operator, Mr. E. L. Norris, whose engagement for twelve months was decided upon at a.salary of £120. per annum. The secretary submitted a new scale for X-Ray charges to outside medical men varying from £1 to £2/10/ as drawn up by Mr. Norris. The chairman suggested that they should run the plant for a couple of months at a charge of £1/1/ all round. It was ultimately agreed to accept the basis of charges, leaving discretionary powers in the hands of the secretary.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article183219056 TOOWOOMBA HOSPITAL. Darling Downs Gazette 9314 Queensland, Australia 5 March 1921 4 May 2019 5 National Library of Australia THE TOOWOOMBA HOSPITAL. COMMITTEE MEETING. In addition to the business in our issue of Saturday, the following was transacted by the Hospital Committee on Friday night:— COLLECTOR'S REPORT. The collector (Mr. W. J. Perkins) reported that for February the endowable receipts were £165/0/3, as follows:— Subscriptions £78/8/6, employees' groups £20/0/5, schools £2/7/2, benefits £64/4/2. A total of £50/8/5 had passed through his books, for the three days of this month. Acland was holding a benefit on March 12, and Rossvale on Easter Monday. He had formed another group. The report was adopted. X-RAY OPERATOR. The secretary said they had to appoint an operator. The man they had was only on temporary. Mr. E. L. Norris had written stating that he would take over the duties for £120 per annum for two nights a week and on Sundays. Dr. Freshney had expressed the opinion that this was about the best offer they had. Mr. Norris was doing splendid work, said the secretary. Mr. Norris's offer was accepted for 12 months, subject to the bylaws. Regarding the X-Ray changes the secretary said that all the honorary medicos had stated that the charges fixed were too high. Mr. Norris had drafted a scale of charges ranging from 10/ to £2/10/. The secretary said, that a certain amount of latitude should be allowed him in relation to what a patient could pay. Mr. Roberts asked would it not be possible to make a minimum charge of £1/1/ all round, for a while? The previous resolution was rescinded, the scale submitted by Mr. Norris was adopted, with the proviso that no one be turned away.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253180306 THE TOOWOOMBA HOSPITAL. Toowoomba Chronicle LX, 50 Queensland, Australia 7 March 1921 4 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1921 04 1921 05 1921 06 1921 07 1921 08 1921 09 1921 10 1921 11 1921 12 1922 1922 01 1922 02 1922 03 1922 04 1922 05 1922 06 1922 07 A CELEBRATION. Today Mr. Young, optometrist, of Ruthven-street, celebrates his eighteenth anniversary in practice in Toowoomba. After arriving in Australia from Edinburgh, Scotland, about twenty years ago, Mr. Young had some further experience in Melbourne and Sydney. Since settling down in Toowoomba eighteen years ago he has built up one of the largest optical businesses in Queensland. Year by year he has extended his premises and added to his workshop all the latest machinery for grinding the most complicated lenses. His chief of staff (Mr. E. L. Norris), well known now as a radiographer for the Toowoomba Hospital, has also had considerable experience, both overseas and Home. For the convenience of his country clients, Mr. Young has established permanent consulting rooms in all the principal towns (twenty in number) on the Downs, as far south as Stanthorpe, and west to Roma, Gatton, Laidley, and Brisbane are also included. Regular periodical visits are made to these branches, either by Mr. Young or one of his competent staff.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253338586 A CELEBRATION. Toowoomba Chronicle LXI, 170 Queensland, Australia 20 July 1922 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 1922 08 1922 09 1922 10 1922 11 1922 12 1923 1923 01 1923 02 1923 03 TOOWOOMBA. FORTHCOMING SHOW. WIRELESS INSTALLATION. TOOWOOMBA, Sunday.— . . . WIRELESS TELEPHONE. The Royal Agricultural Society is negotiating tor the installation of a wireless telephone during the coming show, and it is hoped that messages will be received from the Prime Minister and others, which will be heard by large numbers on the grounds. It is also hoped that permission will be given for the transmission of messages. But no definite arrangement has yet been arrived at.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article220560164 TOOWOOMBA. The Daily Mail 6546 Queensland, Australia 5 March 1923 8 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1923 04 1923 05 1923 06 1923 07 1923 08 1923 09 Death of Louise Norris, mother of Edgar Lewin Norris Death registration: Louise Norris Death date: 11/09/1923 Mother's name: Agnes Lewis Father/parent's name: Lewin Swan Registration details: 1923/C/4645 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1923 10 1923 11 1923 12 1924 1924 01 BROADCASTING. WONDERS OF WIRELESS. A Popular Pastime. TOOWOOMBA EXPERIMENTS. Amongst the inventions of modern times, wireless has conferred many great benefits upon humanity. It has brought the outskirts of civilisation into touch with the centres of population, and has made stronger the invisible bonds that hold together the greatest Empire the world has ever seen. In the maritime trade of the world it has saved thousands of lives and prevented many shipwrecks. Wireless has made safer the lives of seamen by its weather reports and storm warnings. Commanders both of sea and air craft, particularly those working about the North Sea and English Channel, where fogs are dense and frequent, have reason to be thankful to wireless. When there is no sunshine and no stars to be seen, there are no means of ascertaining their position, and invariably, in these circumstances, ships have had to drop anchor and wait until such times as something could be seen. This was bad enough, but as long as they made continuous noises or sounded the siren there was not much danger. For aeroplanes fogs are much more severe, and serious. They cannot keep long in the air, and while they do remain they must keep moving. The danger of collision is therefore very great. Eventually, when they have to land what is to happen? Good landing places are very few, and if the pilots do not know where they are it is almost certain the machines will crash. Now there are wireless stations with direction-finding devices, which pick up the call of the craft, and any two of these stations can accurately plot the position of the craft and tell exactly where it is. This position is repeated to the aeroplane, until it is safely guided to its destination. Within comparatively recent years a branch of wireless, if it may be termed so, has been brought into being, and its far-reaching effects, as yet, cannot even be calculated. "Broadcasting" or "Radiographing" might be stated to be still in its infancy, but within a short period marvellous progress has been made and wonderful performances accomplished. By broadcasting is meant the sending out of weather reports, concerts, speeches, sermons, news of all descriptions, comic operas and soforth from a "Broadcasting" station, the words of which can be picked up by persons possessing suitable receiving "sets." Australia, by reason of its distance from the Continent and America, must necessarily lag behind in "radio" progress, but some Australian experimenters, such as Charles Maclurgan [sic, Maclurcan], have created world's records in transmitting on low powers. In America and on the Continent receiving sets are as common as the ordinary telephone and gramophone. With wireless, however, as with everything else, there are things that we would better be without. At times the atmospherical conditions make unwelcome noises in broadcasting, but these conditions do not last any length of time, and with the establishment of powerful transmitting sets the atmospherics will not be the trouble they are now on occasions. The struggle on a bad night in endeavouring to pick up Sydney telephony sent out by an amateur working 15 watts is sometimes severe, but with stations possessing 5000 watts the situation will be considerably improved. England, although only the size of New South Wales, has approximately seven broadcasting stations, all high powered, so that a receiver with his set would never be far distant from a station. In Australia there are at present Broadcasters Ltd., a few low-powered stations about the various capitals, and the broadcasting stations of certain big warehouses in Sydney. No doubt stations will be built in Melbourne, and probably the other capitals later on. At present the people in Queensland can only look with any expectation upon Sydney as the communication depot. Recently Switzerland has been taking an active interest in wireless, and has been in touch with Paris broadcasting. The general success of this was considered rather remarkable, and was accounted for by the elevation and extraordinary atmosphere of Switzerland. The distance from Paris to Switzerland is less than the distance from Brisbane to Sydney. With the 500 watt set of the Australian firms good results are obtained in Toowoomba, and when the 5000 watt set of a well-known Sydney warehouse is in working order it should be very much better. Whether results can be got clearly and regularly on sets that are sufficiently simple to be used by people who have no great knowledge of wireless remains to be seen. In a short while people will have a working knowledge of wireless, at least to the same extent as they have of a motor car. They will also understand that they cannot expect good results on bad days in the same way that they do not expect an enjoyable motor drive over country roads in bad weather. In Toowoomba, as far as can be ascertained, there are about seven radio sets, only three of which, it is stated, can both transmit and receive. The pioneer in Toowoomba of wireless is Mr. W. Bright, Hume-street, north. Mr. Bright first started on wireless in 1913. The war, however, interfered with his experiments and it was not until 1919, that he resumed. At the outset of his experiments, Mr. Bright had a crystal receiving set, which grew into a combination crystal and valve and from that to the full set. Many of Mr. Bright's instruments have been made by himself and in their construction he has displayed considerable ingenuity. Mr. Bright is exceedingly keen on wireless, and his technical knowledge of the subject is surprising. Success has rewarded his efforts for (using the Morse Code) he has heard the wireless stations of Carnarvon (Wales). Lyons (France), Nauen (Germany), Moscow (Russia) American stations. Japanese stations and the Australian stations. Mr. Bright is a keen student of wireless, and in his grasp of the technical and mechanical phases of it, he certainly has no superior in Toowoomba. Colonel Fortescue also has taken up wireless wholeheartedly. He has a fine set at his residence in Arthur-street, portions of the set being made by himself. The set consists of three valves, one detector, and two stages of Andro [sic] frequency amplification. The set is built and fitted into an ordinary writing desk, and is so constructed that the parts can be easily taken out to enable it to be altered to make up any part as required. The Colonel's primary reason for taking up wireless is from a military standpoint, for he realises it will play an important part in future military operations. He hopes to get the members of the 25th Battalion, of which he is commanding officer, and particularly the signallers, interested in it. An evening spent at Colonel Fortescue's residence with Lieut. Hilless, Warrant Officers Rodham and Lyon, with the set in operation, was an experience that will never be forgotten by the writer. The programme for the night, was carried out in conjunction with Mr. C. Norris, of Hume-street (south), who also possesses a powerful set. He, like Colonel Fortescue and Mr. Bright, has made many of the parts himself. Although he has been in the "game" only 18 months, Mr. Norris has met with singular success. When transmitting, he uses three watts, that is, there is less current passing across the valve than is contained in an ordinary electric pocket torch. It might be mentioned here, that each set is given a number according to the State in which the set is operated. The number 4 is used for Queensland, 2 for New South Wales, and so on. Various wave lengths are allowed to amateurs, commercial stations, broadcasting stations, etc., so as to prevent one set. interfering with another. But we have lost sight or our programme. Seated about six feet from the Colonel's set, we soon hear Mr. Norris's voice distinctly (his set call is 4CK) saying "4CK here, 4CK here, C. Norris, Hume-street, south. How are you tonight 4GE." That is the Colonel's call). Then follows a conversation on technical wireless subjects, and then "The first item on the programme, supplied per medium of a gramophone will be, Three o'Clock in the Morning." Then as clear as if it were in the same room, the words of "Three o'clock in the Morning" are heard, the bell effects being beautiful. The next item was, "Yes, We Have No Bananas." It was equally clear, the night being practically free from atmospherics. For over an hour, Mr. Norris entertained those in the Colonel's room, and then shut off. Colonel Fortescue, on his set, talked to Mr. Norris for a short period, and made arrangements for the party to go down to Mr. Norris's place later in the evening. The talking and listening had to be done in turns, switching alternately to the receiver and the transmitter. One of the latest developments is a set with which it is possible to listen and talk.at the same time, like a telephone, but, as far as is known, there are none of this type in Australia as yet. Sydney was next picked up and those in the room heard a lady singing about Spring, and later a gentleman informed the party that it was stormy on the coast and dry inland. A storm was raging near Sydney for the flashes of lightning created atmospherics that, to a certain extent, interfered with the hearing. Later the party went to Mr. Norris's and saw the gramophone, placed close to Mr. Norris's set, which had entertained them. Sydney was also picked up by Mr. Norris, but it was difficult to hear the singers, the storm having increased in violence. Every night from 7 to 10, a Sydney firm is arranging to broadcast various items. Up to 7.30 p.m. there are fairy tales for the children and from thence to 10 o'clock are the items for the adults. But to be appreciated fully, listening in should be experienced and after such an experience one wonders where the advances that are bound to be made in radio will cease. The latest proposal is to see by wireless. One reason given why broadcasting is lagging behind in Australia is that difficulty has been experienced in building receivers, which will give efficient reception and, at the same time, conform to the regulations. Those competent to express an opinion declare that the task of building receivers which will conform to the regulations and give efficient reception, is likely to prove such a difficult one, that it will probably induce the authorities to scrap the "sealed receiver" condition.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253754184 BROADCASTING. Toowoomba Chronicle And Darling Downs Gazette LXIII, 20 Queensland, Australia 23 January 1924 8 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1924 02 1924 03 LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND. (Rockhampton). In the WILL of LOUISE NORRIS, late of Toowoomba, in the State of Queensland (wife of Frank Edgar Norris, of the same place, Chemist), deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of Fourteen Days from the date of the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court that PROBATE of the WILL of the above-named LOUISE NORRIS, deceased, may be granted to WILLIAM STUART LOWTHER, of Rockhampton, in the State of Queensland, Contractor, the sole Executor named in the said Will. Any person interested who desires to object to the application, or to be heard upon it, may file a Caveat in the Registry at Rockhampton at any time before the grant is made. Dated this Twenty-sixth day of February, 1924. GRANT & STUMM, Solicitors for the said William Stuart Lowther, Denham-street, Rockhampton. 480ahttp://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253747590 Advertising Toowoomba Chronicle And Darling Downs Gazette LXIII, 57 Queensland, Australia 6 March 1924 3 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1924 04 SUPREME COURT MATTERS. . . . Probate was also granted in the will of Louise Norris, late of Toowoomba, wife of Frank Edgar Norris, also of Toowoomba, chemist, de-ceased, to William Stuart Lowther, of Rockhampton, contractor. The papers were filed by Messrs. Grant and Stumm.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article54106850 SUPREME COURT MATTERS. Morning Bulletin 18,489 Queensland, Australia 28 April 1924 3 May 2019 8 National Library of Australia 1924 05 TOOWOOMBA'S RADIO CLUB. The usual meeting of the Radio Club was held in the Gordon Club rooms on Monday night (writes "Electron"). There was a good attendance of members, and after half an hour's Morse practice some interesting points in theory and practice were discussed. An apology was received from Mr. E. Gold, who was to have given a lecture, but was unavoidably detained in conducting another test. The four local amateur transmitting stations will be transmitting as follows:— Mr. W. Bright, 4A (sic, 4AA), indefinite. Mr. Bright is busy on a generator which promises to give his set a very distinctive D.C. "hum"; Mr. E. L. Norris, 4CK, Sunday, 7-8 p.m., Morse code, music and telephony. Colonel C. Fortescue, 4GE, Sunday, 10-11 a.m., telephony and music; Mr. E. Gold, 4EG.; particulars of working this station will be published next week. Members are advised to listen for Mr. Norris 4CK particularly, as he will transmit slow Morse in order that amateurs may obtain the practice necessary before amateur transmitting can be read in code. Efficiency in Morse is necessary before one can really be called an experimenter, and it is the club's aim to make every member efficient in this important part of radio science. Membership is open to all, and anyone interested is invited to attend at the Gordon Club on Monday nights at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to bring headphones, pencil and paper tor Morse practice. Mr. Eggleton's station boasts a new mast, which looks most imposing and efficient. 4GE and 4CK have lately erected a counterpoise each, and find that the distance of transmission is considerably increased thereby. The latter station has been heard over 2000 miles away, which is most excellent. For Watch and Jewellery Repairs, A. J. Batterbee, Jeweller, Margaret-street.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article253763045 TOOWOOMBA’S RADIO CLUB. Toowoomba Chronicle And Darling Downs Gazette LXIII, 122 Queensland, Australia 22 May 1924 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia 1924 06 1924 07 1924 08 1924 09 1924 10 1924 11 1924 12 1925 Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903–1980 Name: Edgar Lewin Norris (Logan's, Cooloolah, Hume St., Optometrist, Male, no other Norris at this address) Gender: Male Electoral Year: 1925 Subdistrict: Toowoomba District: Darling Downs State: Queensland Country: Australia https://www.ancestry.com.au/search/collections/auselectoralrolls/ subscription Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 ancestry.com Ancestry.com LLC 7 May 2019 , 1925 01 1925 02 1925 03 1925 04 1925 05 1925 06 1925 07 1925 08 1925 09 DISPENSING WITH ACCOUNTS. The Registrar of the Supreme Court (Mr. J. R. Gair) has granted an order dispensing with the filing and passing of accounts until a further order to the executor, William Stuart Lowther, of Rockhampton, in the will of Louise Norris, late of Toowoomba (wife of Frank Edgar Norris, of the same place), deceased. Messrs. Grant and Stumm, solicitors for the executor, filed the papers in the matter.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article201397730 DISPENSING WITH ACCOUNTS. The Evening News 981 Queensland, Australia 24 September 1925 4 May 2019 4 National Library of Australia Marriage registration: Edgar Lewin Norris Marriage date: 28/09/1925 Spouse's name: Gladys Madoline Nolan Registration details: 1925/B/38084 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1925 10 NORRIS-NOLAN. At St. Stephen's Cathedral on September 28, the marriage was celebrated of Mr. Edwin Norris (Toowoomba) and Miss Gladys Nolan (Toowoomba). The Rev. Father Molony officiated. Mr. Clarence Nolan gave his sister away, and the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Elsie Nolan, bridesmaid. Mr. Joe Comerford (Nobby, and uncle of the bride) carried out the duties of best man. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at Rowe's Cafe at a wedding breakfast. Owing to the unavoidable absence of the bride's mother, the guests were received by Mrs. M. Caulfield. Subsequently Mr. and Mrs. Norris left for their wedding tour.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article20967934 NORRIS—NOLAN. The Brisbane Courier 21,128 Queensland, Australia 12 October 1925 4 May 2019 18 National Library of Australia 1925 11 1925 12 1926 1926 01 1926 02 1926 03 1926 04 1926 05 1926 06 1926 07 1926 08 1926 09 1926 10 1926 11 1926 12 1927 1927 01 1927 02 1927 03 1927 04 1927 05 1927 06 1927 07 1927 08 1927 09 1927 10 1927 11 1927 12 1928 Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903–1980 Name: Edgar Lewin Norris (Parkview, Hume St., Optometrist, Male) Name: Gladys Madeline (Parkview, Hume St. South, Home Duties, Female) Electoral Year: 1928 Subdistrict: Toowoomba District: Darling Downs State: Queensland Country: Australia https://www.ancestry.com.au/search/collections/auselectoralrolls/ subscription Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 ancestry.com Ancestry.com LLC 7 May 2019 , 1928 01 1928 02 1928 03 1928 04 1928 05 1928 06 1928 07 1928 08 1928 09 1928 10 1928 11 1928 12 1929 1929 01 1929 02 1929 03 1929 04 1929 05 1929 06 1929 07 1929 08 1929 09 1929 10 1929 11 1929 12 1930s 1930 1930 01 1930 02 1930 03 1930 04 1930 05 1930 06 1930 07 1930 08 1930 09 1930 10 1930 11 1930 12 1931 1931 01 1931 02 1931 03 1931 04 1931 05 1931 06 1931 07 1931 08 1931 09 1931 10 1931 11 1931 12 1932 Marriage of brother of Edgar Lewin Norris Marriage registration Registration Number: 11681/1932 Groom's Family Name: NORRIS Groom's Given Name(s): VIVIAN C Bride's Family Name(s): CUMMINS Bride's Given Name(s): VINA I Registration District: NEWCASTLEhttps://familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au/lifelink/familyhistory/search/marriages?11 free Marriages Search Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages New South Wales Government, Department of Justice 8 May 2019 , 1932 01 1932 02 1932 03 1932 04 1932 05 1932 06 1932 07 1932 08 1932 09 1932 10 1932 11 1932 12 1933 1933 01 1933 02 1933 03 1933 04 1933 05 1933 06 1933 07 1933 08 1933 09 1933 10 1933 11 1933 12 1934 1934 01 1934 02 1934 03 1934 04 1934 05 1934 06 1934 07 1934 08 1934 09 1934 10 1934 11 1934 12 1935 1935 01 1935 02 1935 03 1935 04 1935 05 1935 06 1935 07 1935 08 1935 09 1935 10 1935 11 1935 12 1936 1936 01 1936 02 1936 03 1936 04 1936 05 1936 06 1936 07 1936 08 1936 09 1936 10 1936 11 1936 12 1937 1937 01 1937 02 1937 03 1937 04 1937 05 1937 06 1937 07 1937 08 1937 09 1937 10 1937 11 1937 12 1938 1938 01 1938 02 1938 03 1938 04 1938 05 1938 06 1938 07 1938 08 1938 09 1938 10 1938 11 1938 12 1939 1939 01 1939 02 1939 03 1939 04 1939 05 1939 06 1939 07 1939 08 1939 09 1939 10 1939 11 1939 12 1940s 1940 1940 01 1940 02 1940 03 1940 04 1940 05 1940 06 1940 07 1940 08 1940 09 1940 10 1940 11 1940 12 1941 1941 01 1941 02 1941 03 1941 04 1941 05 1941 06 1941 07 1941 08 1941 09 1941 10 1941 11 1941 12 1942 1942 01 1942 02 1942 03 1942 04 1942 05 1942 06 1942 07 1942 08 1942 09 1942 10 1942 11 1942 12 1943 1943 01 1943 02 1943 03 1943 04 1943 05 1943 06 1943 07 1943 08 1943 09 1943 10 1943 11 1943 12 1944 1944 01 1944 02 1944 03 1944 04 1944 05 1944 06 1944 07 1944 08 1944 09 1944 10 1944 11 1944 12 1945 1945 01 1945 02 1945 03 1945 04 1905 05 1945 06 1945 07 1945 08 1945 09 1945 10 1945 11 1945 12 1946 1946 01 1946 02 1946 03 1946 04 1946 05 1946 06 1946 07 1946 08 1946 09 1946 10 1946 11 1946 12 1947 1947 01 1947 02 1947 03 1947 04 1947 05 1947 06 1947 07 1947 08 1947 09 1947 10 1947 11 1947 12 1948 1948 01 1948 02 1948 03 1948 04 1948 05 1948 06 1948 07 1948 08 1948 09 1948 10 1948 11 1948 12 1949 1949 01 1949 02 1949 03 1949 04 1949 05 1949 06 1949 07 1949 08 1949 09 1949 10 1949 11 1949 12 1950s 1950 1950 01 1950 02 1950 03 1950 04 1950 05 1950 06 1950 07 1950 08 1950 09 1950 10 1950 11 1950 12 1951 1951 01 Death registration: Frank Edgar Norris Birth date: 23/01/1951 Mother's name: Caroline Bennett Father/parent's name: William Henry Norris Registration details: 1951/C/1042 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1951 02 1951 03 1951 04 1951 05 1951 06 1951 07 1951 08 1951 09 1951 10 1951 11 1951 12 1952 1952 01 1952 02 1952 03 1952 04 1952 05 1952 06 1952 07 1952 08 1952 09 1952 10 1952 11 1952 12 1953 1953 01 1953 02 1953 03 1953 04 1953 05 1953 06 1953 07 1953 08 1953 09 1953 10 1953 11 1953 12 1954 1954 01 Listens to own fiddle. From FREDERIC ROGERS. TOOWOOMBA: A Toowoomba business man had a place in the final session of the Summer School yesterday. He is Ruthven Street optometrist Mr. E. L. Norris who attended Mr. George White's lecture to hear played a violin that he made. Before beginning construction of the instrument, which he had never previously attempted, he had to make the tiny planes for the ticklish job. The complete fiddle is a copy of the Stradivarius Messiah violin. After playing it, Mr. White described it as "not only nice-looking but fine-sounding. The tone is a little thin in parts but adjustment can be made that may improve it considerably." In a concert last night students showed what they have been doing in much of their spare time when a choir, a mime group and a full string group provided the greater part of the programme. Mrs. Myfawny Sullivan had a three-part ladies' choir singing at a first-rate standard of both tone and precision, and the mime group formed by Miss Grace Stafford before her departure added a well-handled piece of nonsence. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Elizabeth Todd contributed songs. With an organ recital for students this morning, the ninth Summer School of Music will end. Mr. Sydney May in a few valedictory words last night, briefly referred to the possibility of continuance of the scheme, but that remains to be discussed.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article216620230 Listens to own fiddle Brisbane Telegraph Queensland, Australia 15 January 1954 3 May 2019 13 (CITY FINAL) National Library of Australia (Start Photo Caption) Mr. E. L. Norris, Toowoomba optometrist, shows the violin he made in his spare time, with some of the special tools he had to make before start-ing on the delicate job. Leader of the Queens-land Symphony Orchestra, Mr. George White, who played the violin at the Summer School of Music, said it looked nice, sounded fine.(End Photo Caption)http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article216615399 'Horse-shocker' is found in Melb. Brisbane Telegraph Queensland, Australia 16 January 1954 3 May 2019 3 (LAST RACE) National Library of Australia 1954 02 1954 03 1954 04 1954 05 1954 06 1954 07 1954 08 1954 09 1954 10 1954 11 1954 12 1955 1955 01 1955 02 1955 03 1955 04 1955 05 1955 06 1955 07 1955 08 1955 09 1955 10 1955 11 1955 12 1956 1956 01 1956 02 1956 03 1956 04 1956 05 1956 06 1956 07 1956 08 Death registration: Edgar Lewin Norris Death date: 31/08/1956 Mother's name: Louise Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1956/C/4321 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1956 09 1956 10 1956 11 1956 12 1957 1957 01 1957 02 1957 03 1957 04 1957 05 1957 06 1957 07 1957 08 1957 09 1957 10 1957 11 1957 12 1958 1958 01 1958 02 1958 03 1958 04 1958 05 1958 06 1958 07 1958 08 1958 09 1958 10 1958 11 1958 12 1959 1959 01 1959 02 1959 03 1959 04 1959 05 1959 06 1959 07 1959 08 1959 09 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divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1976 08 1976 09 1976 10 1976 11 1976 12 1977 1977 01 1977 02 1977 03 1977 04 1977 05 1977 06 1977 07 Death registration: Marguerite Agnes Franks Death date: 28/07/1977 Mother's name: Louisa Swan Father/parent's name: Frank Edgar Norris Registration details: 1977/B/79829 https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/ free Family history research service Births, deaths, marriages and divorces Queensland Government 7 May 2019 , 1977 08 1977 09 1977 10 1977 11 1977 12 1978 1978 01 1978 02 1978 03 1978 04 1978 05 1978 06 1978 07 1978 08 1978 09 1978 10 1978 11 1978 12 1979 1979 01 1979 02 1979 03 1979 04 1979 05 1979 06 1979 07 1979 08 1979 09 1979 10 1979 11 1979 12 1980s 1980 1980 01 1980 02 1980 03 1980 04 1980 05 1980 06 1980 07 1980 08 1980 09 1980 10 1980 11 1980 12 1981 Death of Vina Isobel Norris, (wife of Vivian Clive Norris), a sister-in-law of Edgar Lewin Norris Death registration Name: NORRIS, VINA ISOBEL Registration Number: 101648/1981 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