Wedding Bells at St Mullei's RO Church in Bromswick
The ceremony united Jock Fremblin Poster and Rathiva Dowhne in Bromswick on April 2. The Rev Rather Walch officiated as the bride wore a lime and ivory taffeta gown with a lace overlay. Family members and guests filled the church for the event with photographs and floral arrangements noted in attendance.
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St Mullei
Hrumwick
Mte
Este
Jock Fremblin
Gearee
Rather Walch
Ammirews
Tlhan
Mrp
Tobin
Cap Sishien
Viame
Orton Leiwes
Steve Tosithien
Selina Tuaney
Australian Catholic Federation meeting noted in front column
The article reports on a Catholic federation gathering with mentions of Mr Fredeen Coleman and Mr A. Dogohue. It describes a letter from the front appearing in The Age and notes a president’s thanks to the speaker, followed by a brief enthusiastic response and song.
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Paige
Oruaim
Abbas
Sven
Terry
Tvonway
Fredeen Coleman
Viet
Scith
A. Dogohue
Educational Institutions Plans Invite Annual Proposals
A fragmented notice from educational bodies invites colleges schools and related institutions to submit annual plans and titles. It requests details to be prepared separately and mentions Sar Arthar and Phome as potential sources or references.
Alleged assault at Union Street Brunswick party prompts inquiry
A young woman reports an assault at a party held in a Rathdown Street area residence. She sought medical treatment after an outside drink break when approached by a male party guest, whose identity remains unknown. Detective Bannon leads the case.
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Bern
Union St
Branswick
Rathdown St. Carlton
Fam
The
Bin
Bannon
Punishing Dishonest Tradesmen and Trade Descriptions
A early 19th century debate argues for harsh penalties on dishonest tradesmen for false scales and misrepresented goods. Proposals include inspector power to enter shops, seize mispriced items, and halt deliveries to enforce truthful practices.
Forry God Soit Education Note From Brunswick School
A nascent report from Brunswick reveals principal Owen Hall and educator Robert Bransw guiding a boy’s studies across subjects. The fragment hints at a school education overview in progress.
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Guam
Brunswick
Owen Hall
Robert
Coburg Council Debates Health and Tax Policy
Coburg Council discusses WOE cash impact at the Senatorium meeting amid calls for farm colonies for tuberculosis patients Cr McAlpine urges colony plans Cr Richards stresses general taxation to fund costs Cr Campbell warns councils must act cautiously or risk another institution Cr Keane notes immigrant disease concerns Cr Hackett absent at Coburg session
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Aot
Coburg
McAlpine
Cr Richards
Cr Campbell
Richmond Council
Cr Keane
Cam i
Cr Hackett
Connell
Brave Local Hero from Davis Street Killed in Action
Lien kl Warren son of Mr G F Warren of 135 Davis Street Moreland is reported killed in action after Gallipoli. A former Worley College student he joined McRone and Co. and rose to a key counting house role before volunteering as second lieutenant in the 180th Infantry Brunswick and Coburg Battalion. Wounded twice, he was invalided to Malta, returned to duty in July, and fell leading his company on FGI 971 Lonesome Pine.
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Lien
R. Warren
G. KF. Warren
Davis Street
Moreland
Gallipoli
Worley College
McRone and Co
Flinders Lane
H0th
Brunswick and Coburg
Malta
Duly
Lonesome Pine
Amalgamation Debate for Brunswick and Melbourne Unfolds
Analysis argues amalgamation would yield incalculable benefits for Brunswick and Melbourne, boosting local government efficiency and health oversight. It contends shared services, improved parks and infrastructure, and stronger railway reform outlooks would emerge from closer unity, framed as economic necessity.
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Melbourne
Financial Post
Melbourme
Ts Rim
Amalam
Amialaamarion
Ike
Aml
Parkville
Tyne
Calton
Finland
Besnswick
Sonthrt
Central Board of Health
Conc
Brunswick
Word to conjure with and the rise of a mighty city
A fragmentary note urging the reader to regard letters of a word as pregnant with potentialities until a project reaches fruition. It proclaims a rise to prominence among famed cities of the Commonwealth and Empire in a closing salutation signed HJ Willis Bin Sydney read Henmswiek.
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Willis bin
Sydney Read
Mischief Suspected as Sewer Hole Reported at Corner
Neighbors in West Bromwich report a sewer pipe hole near the corner of Albert and Thomas streets. Four men from the Board of Works were examining the area amid a foul smell. Police noted no arrests yet as the incident spurred relief among residents.
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Albert and
Thomas
West Brimaick
Metropolitan. Board of Works
Building By Laws Promised to Coban Comet
A letter from the Association to the Coban Comet outlines proposed by laws for dwelling projects. It requires minimum lot cov ers, setback requirements, and front setbacks to limit sight lines. The note mentions supervision, adherence to bylaws, and concerns about aesthetics and safety.
Fatalities and Accidents on Albion Street Collision
A pedestrian on Albion Street East Beamsaick was struck by a tram and died. a child was injured and hospitalized. Lydiard, leading a group of children, rushed to cross and was hit as a northbound metal car approached, the tram driver stopped at Holdsworth and Vale Streets.
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Ebb
Bronewihe
Ivan
Kelas
Albion Street
East Beamsaick
Chiltren’s Hospital
Sk Lydiard
Send-off for Corporal Hutton at Kingdoms Corner Hotel
A send-off smoke social at Kingdoms Corner Hotel in Coby honors Corporal William Hutton who departs for the front. Friends and co workers gather for a musical program, and the chairman presents a marble paper weight and a monetary gift as thanks for enlisting. Presentations are displayed at Walker's Stores.
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Agere
Kingdom's Corner
Coby
William Hutton
Cobure
Coby C. Harris
Corpora Hutton
Walker's
Death notices from a Melbourne area page
Deaths include Dulcie May Ballard on May 20 at field Hospital Dulcie May, youngest daughter of John and Martha Rabak. Omith May, wife of John L Brown, aged. Sarah Fideck, age 47, died suddenly May 30 at Sydney Road Coburg, wife of Charles Fideck. Anade Gammell, widow of Harry Gammell, age unknown, at her daughter's residence 321 Sydney Coberc. Brunswick notices mention various residents and locations.
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Ballard
Field Hospital
Hill
Brunswick
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Telephone
Ter and Decorator
Sydney Road
Imongery Department
England
NDY & CO
Jack Gardner
Brunsmek
Mo JR
Kenswick
Storate
Pev “Ell & Slater
Larnoo Avenue
West Brunswick
Metropolitan Gas Company
Flinders Street
Hk Monde
Tate
Iyi
Mills Igre
Australian Catholic Federation
Young
Huyer
Kasten Sulake Cran
Ikea
Elie Boi
Realone
Sayar
Jane Colpele
Things
Wrights
Cnet
Liect. KR. Warren
Pisce Vain Brngtens Association
Huidims
St Bvkders
Hitile Hoy
Corporal Hutton
Storey
Victoria Street West
FOX Hire
Precision Big 4
Thistle
Claymore” & “ Coburg” Cycles
Ww. Vale & Son
Brunswe
Dispensing
Soney Road
Branemek and
AP Au
Unswick
Sydney Reed
Saght
Evory
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