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Jack Gehrig (1905-1985), Barber. Recorded on 8th March 1978. Part 2/3.
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SummaryJACK GEHRIG
Recorded on 8th March 1978
Part 2/3
0:20
McGraine couldn't get the licence for the Cessnock Hotel. 1851 - Campbell's estate was sold. He went to school at St Joseph's 1912. George and Jack put the first pegs down in Anstey Street. David Gallagher.
7:30
First buildings - Harry Dan and Capper Gehrig lived here 1912. Jimmy Brown from Neath and Dick Brinkwater.
9:01
Molly Brown and Alfie Thompson. Kenny's Boarding House - School teacher family. Jim Bolan. Hedley's Cordial Factory. Jim Carroll worked there as a young fellow.
15:03
His interest in photography. Arthur Bridge - Bridge's Hill. Dr Walker Smith, Dr Fisher, Dr Lane, Dr Bloomfield. Mrs Lovatt's house. 1895 - Mr Chapel built it. Dick Schultz built the front. George Carroll paid for it to built.
23:03
Jack and Jack Delaney leave the house and talk outside. 1919. J. Gehrig was paid 8/6 a week. Jack Turner's father came in for a shave every morning. Jack's job was to empty the spittoon and the end of the day and fill it with sawdust in the morning. Various business owners. McCabe. Arthur Bridge. George Brown (a legal bloke). Buffiers wine cellars. Carroll's vineyard.
28:53
End (Tape 98/Side B) part 2 of 3.
SubjectHotels -- New South Wales -- CessnockHedley's cordial factoryWine and wine making -- New South Wales -- Hunter River ValleyGehrig, John Patrick, 1905-1985PersonJack DelaneyDelaney, Jack, 1919-2010PlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Identifier098B
Recorded on 8th March 1978
Part 2/3
0:20
McGraine couldn't get the licence for the Cessnock Hotel. 1851 - Campbell's estate was sold. He went to school at St Joseph's 1912. George and Jack put the first pegs down in Anstey Street. David Gallagher.
7:30
First buildings - Harry Dan and Capper Gehrig lived here 1912. Jimmy Brown from Neath and Dick Brinkwater.
9:01
Molly Brown and Alfie Thompson. Kenny's Boarding House - School teacher family. Jim Bolan. Hedley's Cordial Factory. Jim Carroll worked there as a young fellow.
15:03
His interest in photography. Arthur Bridge - Bridge's Hill. Dr Walker Smith, Dr Fisher, Dr Lane, Dr Bloomfield. Mrs Lovatt's house. 1895 - Mr Chapel built it. Dick Schultz built the front. George Carroll paid for it to built.
23:03
Jack and Jack Delaney leave the house and talk outside. 1919. J. Gehrig was paid 8/6 a week. Jack Turner's father came in for a shave every morning. Jack's job was to empty the spittoon and the end of the day and fill it with sawdust in the morning. Various business owners. McCabe. Arthur Bridge. George Brown (a legal bloke). Buffiers wine cellars. Carroll's vineyard.
28:53
End (Tape 98/Side B) part 2 of 3.
SubjectHotels -- New South Wales -- CessnockHedley's cordial factoryWine and wine making -- New South Wales -- Hunter River ValleyGehrig, John Patrick, 1905-1985PersonJack DelaneyDelaney, Jack, 1919-2010PlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Identifier098Bloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Jack Gehrig (1905-1985), Barber. Recorded on 8th March 1978. Part 2/3., [098B]. Living Histories, accessed 22/09/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/55664