Used by Jean Ure at Gembrook State School in 1934 when she was a pupil there. Ure used it to practice writing and lettering, grammar, and arithmetic.Child's green school exercise book. Photographs of Australian cricketers on front cover, and artihmetical and times tables on back. Used for writing, grammar, and arithmetic.Hand-written on front cover in red ink: 'Jean Ure, Gembrook State School'documents, gembrook state school, school history, primary schools, ure family, jean ure

Pastel drawing book belonged to Jean Ure of Gembrook, later Jean Worrell, wife of Clem Worrell of EmeraldPastel drawing book containing pastel drawings; pages interleaved with tissueGembrook State School, Jean Ure, !V Grade, No 2506gembrook victoria australia, emerald, victoria, australia, art, gembrook primary school, jean ure, jean worrell

Used by Jean Ure when she attended Gembrook State School in the 1930s. This exercise book was used to practice lettering, writing, spelling, and arithmetic.Orange child's school exercise book. Drawings of cricketers on front cover, and a portrait of a cricketer on the back cover.Handwritten on front cover: 'Jean Ure, S.S. Gembrook'gembrook state school, jean ure, ure family, school history, primary schools

Both books were used by Jean Worrell (nee Ure) while she was a student at Gembrook State School in the 1930s.Two child's exercise books.VEMU148.1, handwritten on front cover: 'Jean Ure, Grade VI, Anything, Gembrook State No. 2506' VEMU148.2, handwritten on front cover: 'Jean Ure, Grade IV, Gembrook S.S. No. 2506'gembrook state school, jean ure, ure family, primary schools, school history

This drawing book was used by Jean Worrell (nee Ure) when she attended Gembrook State School in the 1930s. Every page has been used.An example of work being done by local schoolchildren in the 1930s.A drawing book used for pastel art, containing drawing paper interleaved with tissue paper. It is bound in dusty green paper.The book itself is full of Jean's pastel drawings. Her name is inscribed on the front cover, handwritten: 'Jean Ure, Grade II, Gembrook SS'gembrook primary school, ure family, jean ure, jeanworrell, art, drawings

Prayer/hymn book owned by Ron Nicholls who was a member of St Mark's Church, Emerald, from the time he moved to Emerald with his family until he left to join the RAAF early in World War 2. From 1938 to 1940 he was an assistant propagator. The letters of reference are written by (1) Ronald Lloyd, Vicar of St Mark's, dated 16 November 1936; (2) and (3) F.G. Wood, foreman propagator, Nobelius Nursery, dated 19 August 1940 and 17 April 1941. The letter from Harcourt State School, dated 14 June 1943, is addressed to Emerald State School seeking information about Ron Nicholls, with whom he has been corresponding while Nicholls was in New Guinea with the RAAF. The foolscap sheet contains a list of names of Emerald residents included in correspondence from Ron Nicholls' mother during the war (see below under 'Other information'), and further details about Ron's life. The hand-written remnant was written by Ron Nicholls to his mother from Emerald when he was a child. The news clippings describe (1) a children's fancy dress night held at Emerald School; (2) a coming of age party held for Jack Hirst; and (3) injury received by Geoffrey Kennedy of Macclesfield, when gored by a bull. The photographs are of Ron Nicholls with his mother, playing tennis and on a horse, and a group photograph.1. Soft leather black cover, Common Prayer and Hymn Book2. Three etters of reference 3. A lletter from Harcourt State School|4. Hand-written foolscap sheet|5. Five black and white photographs, one mounted in a cardboard folder, of Ron Nicholls 6. one remnant?1. Ron Nicholls, Emerald 1/6/30emerald, victoria, australia, nurseries (plants), genealogy, religious structures and establishments, ron nicholls, ronald nicholls, nancy nicholls, f. g. wood, st mark's church, ronald lloyd, nobelius nursery, gembrook nurseries, emerald primary school