Gerald Albion MOYSE [1480]

  General Notes:

1896 SA Births 585/411 MOYSE Gerald Albion David William MOYSE Isabella Bond RYDER, Gilbert
1971 SA Deaths 133A/5483 MOYSE Gerald Albion Gertrude Florence MOYSE [W], Norwood

"Albion" is the oldest known name of the island of Great Britain Wikipedia
"Albion" is the name of the Moyse farm at Dublin Windsor South Australia.

The Advertiser Friday 28 August 1914
PREPARATIONS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The Infantry Strength Receiving Their Regimental Numbers
(From our Military Reporter)
. . . F Company:
J. Manning, Arthur; Moyse, Gerald Albion; Denman, Henry Spencer; McWilliam, Joseph Glaister; Amber, Charles William; Ellmer, Samuel; Allard, Donald; Woods, Douglas Griffen Tenison; DuRieu, Desmond Theodore; Hicks, Ernest; Rhodes, Randall Lance; Coffey. Stanley Clarke; Skinner, Henry William; Jones, Denis; Fisher, Richard : Glover, Roy: Durbin, William John; Cowan, Geoffrey, Chase, Walter Vernon; Heriot, Hubert Ronald, Kent. William: Ash, Arthur Addison: Gellert, Lean Maxwell, Clarke, Tennyson George: Fordham, Roy Ogilvie; Lennell, J. Roy; Crowhurst, Frank Samuel I. . . .

The Register Saturday 13 Oct 1928
W. MOYSE LIMITED.
Capital £5,000, divided into 5,000 share of £1. Objects- To acquire the business of chaff, grain and general merchants, carried on by David William Moyse at 279 Rundle street, Adelaide. Applicants for the formation of the company, David William Moyse, Gerald Albion Moyse, William Arthur Moyse, Thomas McMurray Robinson, and Charles Edwin Medley. First directors- D.W.Moyse, and two or four others to be appointed by subscribers to memorandum of association. Registered office, 46 Grenfell Buildings, Grenfell street, Adelaide. Incorporated October 8, 1928.

The Register News-Pictorial Saturday 18 Oct 1930
MAUGHAN CHURCH SERVICE
11, Revs. G. N. White and E. G. Neil Address by Rev. E. G. Neil. Solo, Miss Joy Best, C.E. Choir.
3, P.S.A. Programme arranged by Madame Delmar Hall, of Elder Conservatorium. Muriel Prim (accompanist), Helen A. Fisher (violin). Soloist, Rita Watson, Valda Harvey, Stella Sobels, Beryl Kekwick, Kathleen Margarey, Decima Harvey, and Gerald Moyse. Mrs. Fricker (elocution) 5CL.

The Mail Saturday 5 Aug 1939
Sunday 5CL:
9.45 - Service from St. Peter's College. II - Service from Prince Alfred College.
12.15- Cologne Chamber Orchestra.
12.30 - Fun and Philosophy. 12.45 - B.B.C. Singers. 1 - This Week's Good Cause.
1.10 - Band recital. 1.30 - Everyman's music.
2.25 - Chamber music. 3 - Pleasant Sunday afternoon service from Maughan Church.
4.30 - Piano recital.
4.40 - Radio Sunday school. 5 - Fireside melodies.
5.30 - For the Music Lover. 6.30 - Programme by South Australian artists, featuring Lavinia Doyle and Josephine Williams duettists). Harold Gard (tenor), and Harold Parsons - ('cello). 7 - Divine service from Port Adelaide Presbyterian Church.
8.15 - Interlude.
8.30 - Famous Women: Lady Hester Stanhope. 8.50 - Celebrity concert.
9.20 - The Regent Show, featuring Decima Harvey (soprano), Gerald Moyse (baritone), and Penn Hughes at the organ.
10 - News, weather.
0.10- Epilogue.
0.30 - Close.

The Advertiser Friday 13 Feb 1942
Vaudeville For Cheer Up Hostel:
A vaudeville show, "Frivolities for the Forces." arranged by the Cheer Up Society primarily for members of the fighting forces on leave in the city, will be given at the Tivoli Theatre tomorrow night. All men in uniform will be admitted free. Civilians may obtain bookings at Cawthorne's for 2/- or 1/-. The proceeds will be in aid of the new Cheer Up Hostel. The programme will include a special amateur half-hour for the troops, with prizes, and fifteen minutes of "guessing the tune" by the troops. Ballets will be given by Eileen Gropler and Gwen Mackey, and items by the Hewitt Sisters, Shirley May, the Harmony Trio. Greta Callow, Decima Harvey, Vera Cheney, Enid Dare. Frank Cull, Jimmy Reid, Howard Merrit, Gerald Moyse, Cyril Talbot, Jack Raus, Mrs. H. Durdin, Mollie Richardson. Lila Simons, Roma Hoffman, Fred Williamson, Ron Briton, Gwen Davis, and Pat Howard. Mr. Irving Johnson will be stage manager, Mr. Frank Cawthorne, house manager, Mr. Ken Treloar in charge of ushers, and Mr. Dudley Mathews organiser. Cheer Up girls will act as ushers, and Cheer Up helpers will serve cool drinks. The programme will begin at 7.30 pm.

Gerald married Gertrude Florence DEIGHTON [4842] [MRIN: 1588], daughter of Phillip Lonsdale DEIGHTON [4857] and Florence Emeline Geraldine CARLETON [4858], 1917 Q1 in Edmonton, MSX, England. (Gertrude Florence DEIGHTON [4842] was born in 1884 in Hornsey, London, England, baptised on 3 May 1902 in Holy Trinity, Stroud Green, MSX, died on 21 May 1975 and was cremated on 23 May 1975 in Centennial Park Crematorium, Adelaide, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1917 Marriage Q3 Edmonton, Middlesex 3a 958