Methodist Ladies' Guild Meeting Notes and Plans
The Methodist Ladies' Guild discussed year’s finances and three American events. Miss Witt reported on Mrs. Smith traveling to England, and Mrs. Deans supplied flowers for floral sprays. Carnation spray awarded to Mrs. Suterl and Dean arranged social duties for the afternoon.
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Jorgenson
Menor
Miss Witt
Smith
England
Deans
Mra Sutterland
Mr. Dean
Retirement of a Dusit boot repairer Mr Alex Gray
A well known Dusit identity, Mr Alex Gray, long ran a boot repairing business on Car rie Street. He was part of a fading breed of handcraft boot repairers whose workrooms doubled as informal clubs for men to chat, smoke, and hear barroom and hammer rhythms. Many old cronies will miss stopping by for a yarn and a smoke.
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Benalls Rentty
Siren Fur
Alex. Gray
Carrie Street
Gray
Saturday Racing Juvenile and Steeple Handicap Results
In the Atlantic meeting, atalden Pate leading Misae and Regal Status, Beau Cavalier and Mortundty next. Travancore Steeple includes Worrowing Tanakee and Gay Lcoat with Jarre, Tort Star and Kuroke Handicap lists Megat Scout and Whitake among top finishers.
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Misaehave
Regal Status
Beau Cavalier
Mortundty
Zethen Soo Me
Travancore
Worrowing Tanakee
Jarre
Thurtert
Megat Scout
Whitake
Len Yarra
Airport Mighwricht
Zezete
Kaysan
Clutha Poised in Annandale Handicap Contenders
Clutha holds early favor after three races since return, with strong earlier wins at Moonee Valley and Plembeton. Mollusidiy, Til Hily, and Lucky Mascot vie as rivals while Worrowing and Tanakee loom in steeplechase events. Regal Scout and Glen Yarra lead sprint and distance challenges with Anomaly again favored in the Airport Highweight.
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Ormunl
Cluta
Moonee Valley
Ponca
Tury ‘Coum
Zethas
Plembyton
Winnie
Duc Agminiat
Mollusidiy
Clutin
Til Hily
Caulield Penrary
Taurten
Sir Varn
Flemington
Beverley
Jooks Brigit Wensel
Caulfield
Lucky
Finahed Firth
St. Kilda
Clutha Ewily
Sun Kist
Tanakee
Geelong
John
Masefield
Winkle
Gay Invader
Clerie
Regal Scout
Glen Yarra
Winlake
Wessex
Zemtte
Moograbah
Table Tennis Exhibition Arrives With Visiting Inter State Players
Visiting inter state table tennis players arrive for an exhibition at the Drill Hall on Saturday April 24. Tickets are available from Walker's Sports store or secretary Marold Walkiate. A welcome dinner is held at the Royal Hotel, followed by a match against the Drill Hall team from 9 to 10 30 p m. The mayor Dr F R Harrison will open the event. Dunlop will feature a film of world famous stars during the interval.
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Inter
Walker's Sports Store
Marold Walkiate
Royal Hotel
F. R. Harrison
Dunlop
Will
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Jane Chanter at 64 in Benalla
Mrs Elizabeth Jane Chanter aged 64 died at 20x Bridge Street on Wednesday. Widow of Henry Arthur Chanter, she leaves daughters Lily predeceased her, Ruby Sommer of Wodonga May Ellwood of Upper Gundgowring, Rex and Sidney Benalla, and sisters Emma and Gertrude, brother Robert, George. Burial in Benalla this afternoon.
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Bridge Street
Elizabeth Jane Chanter
Robert
Jane Walton
Granga
Albury
Henry Arthur Chanter
Lily
Ruby
Ruby (Mrs. Sommer, Wodonga), May \Mrs. Ellwood, Upper Gungowring
Rex
Sidney
Benalla
Emma
A. Chanter
South Yarra
Gertrude
Arthur
Yea
George
Tallangatta
Obituary for Miss Marjorie Serpell at Benalla
Sincere regret was expressed on Sunday at news of the death of Miss Marjorie Serpell at her home 4 Royal Avenue Sandringham after a short illness. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs John Serpell and born in Chariton. She moved from Benalla to Sandringham about ten years ago. An active Methodist and missionary supporter, she was a much loved member of the community. Burial was held at Benalla Berealla cemetery after a service at the Benalla Methodist Church conducted by Rev John Parker. The funeral was arranged by E A Abbott with many officiating clergymen and mourners present.
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Ji Benalla
Marjorie Serpell
Royal Avenue
Sandringhut
Mia ‘Serpell
Mex Jouin Serpell
Chariton
Bers
Benalla
Sandringham
A Wallace
W. Conquest
J Sherwill
Suthers Jane
Cr FA. Cook
Messrs
B Kentish
W. Waters
H. Nicholls
T McCauley
G. Sherwill
B Willams
S.J. Cummings
E. A. Abbott
Koonda AA Wins Tennis Final
Match results show Koonda AA prevailing in the final with multiple doubles and mixed doubles contests. Notable pairings included Ford and Harker, Buriel and Noonan, Beard and Morrison, Harris and Maher, and Kearney with Peidmann. Final tally lists several 6-2 and 6-1 scores amid a dense set of doubles clashes.
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Reslis
Mra. Wallace
Maher
Muss B. Down
V. Mra. Lasmont
J. Down
Y Lamont
Mre. Maier
Bh. Down
E. Harker
Wallace
Burnell
Deven
A. Mord
Mies
Feldmann
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