Men s Wear A Large Assortment at Popular Prices
A new season unloads at the store with a large assortment of men s wear offered at popular prices while dried fruits have just opened for sale.
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
3
A new season unloads at the store with a large assortment of men s wear offered at popular prices while dried fruits have just opened for sale.
The death occurred recently at Tamworth Base Hospital of My G HL Dann of Dunreath Tamworth a well known identity in the district. He was in his first year at Dunreath since 1910 a member of a pioneering family with land ties in southern England. His father H Dunn came to Australia in early settlement days and lived at Barton Fill Black Springs SA then Saudel Park Bendleby and engaged in mining and grazing. He served on Carrieton District Council and influenced land laws. After selling Bendleby in 1900 he moved to Dunreath. He joined farming and grain growing and helped Tamworth Farmers and Settlers Association F and A Association and Graziers Association. He supported fodder conservation and irrigation. Mr Dunn invented and patented the first hand choker cutter in Australia and a bull bridle that lifts beasts from canting or charging. The inventions sold well via SA Warmer’s Union and his family maintained a tradition of engineering. His mother was a Spreaddaughter from the founder of Howards of Bedford England. He was a devout Methodist and actively supported the church. He is survived by his brother HH 3 Dunn of Black Springs. The obituary notes the death of L Wirklein of Koolings and the shock to his family and friends. Mr Wicklein served Burrs Town Council for years from 1914 to 19? and owned a jeweller and watch making business in Koornina before moving to Port Augusta and returning to Koornina with his wife Ada Chenoweth. They had one daughter Aya Mrs James Melville of Rawlins WA and a son Fred Wicklein of Wirral SA with grandchildren. The service was conducted by Rev JP B Ta-Wook with funeral arrangements by G J Pearce & Son.
The Mt Bryan East Cricket Club held a victory dinner on Monday April 26 at the Methodist Church supper room to celebrate their season win. Captains and secretaries from all associations attended except North Booborowie, while Mr Chas Dave received the Mokota Shield from Mr B K Anderson as Mt Bryan East were crowned champions for 1936-37 with scores detailed for North Boaborowie Aloolon and Mt Bryan East.
The report lists numerous attendees including R Yeates and B. Ashby from the Bst. Bryan East side, noting averages of 125 and 40 wickets for the season. It hints at potential selections for the next English tour and mentions varied social events and lectures.
Farrell's Flat enters Mid North Association with elected officers led by President K A Duncan and Captain K Franklin. First night beat Auburn 14 11 to 13 7 amid good conditions. Stapleford golf results and a severe accident to the Torr child are noted.
In bright sunshine on May 2 a commemoration service for the 22nd anniversary of the Gallipoli landing drew a large Market Square crowd. Diggers marched from Commercial Street with the Burra District Band and Waikerie players to the Soldiers Monument as women, families and returned men gathered. sermons urged peace and faith, with prayers, hymns, and a collection raising over £10 for the Distressed Soldiers Funds.
A crowded ANZAC service at Rooringa church followed the afternoon public commemoration. Rev J P Tilbrook led a solemn ceremony with hymns sung by the choir under G B Dany, as Rev J P H Tibrosk MA delivered a moving address honoring soldiers who died at Gallipoli and elsewhere, with local memorials recalled and a wreath on the square monument.
At the FAA monthly meeting the RA A surpassed prior membership records with SES men joining for the tenth time, boosting total members to over 22,000. The organization reports strong service department activity and a record total of 107,090 personal services to motorists, including 14,000 breakdowns. Government safety education and New Road Traffic Act measures are cited as aiding accident reductions alongside police and education department efforts. The piece also covers a wartime memorial service with a public tribute and notes a misstatement about service type, clarifying an open air monument service followed by a combined ceremony.
A fragment of an advertisement poem contrasts codfish and a homely hen. It mocks the codfish for laying eggs and not crowing while praising the hen, ending with a refrain that it pays to advertise.
Percy Scott son of Henry Scott of Brasfoot visits Burra after leaving Elder Smith Co. Ltd. He meets friends with Mr A. Collins at Stud Park and lives at Cootamundra. George Thorpe returns after fifteen years, visiting Burrs while with Byes and Crowle Ltd. Miss Caglia seriously injured in April accident. Mr James H Rogers of Aberdeen, a farmer, in poor health. M Tiller transfers from Commercial Bank to Blackheath NSW, leaving this week. Mrs James Melville of Rawltoons arrives to visit her mother Mrs Wicklein after 31 years away.
Mobil Lubrication advocates regular oil changes every 1,000 miles to protect car components. It cites engine revolutions and moving parts counts to stress the wear and costs of neglect.
Georgia Rivet, fashion expert, warns dresses for dancing must allow movement, avoid trains and tight hiplines, long skirts favored but with length checked for comfort. Designers favor variety with high necklines, taffetas, chiffons, velvets, and satins, while long skirts and high waists remain rule of thumb for winter evenings.
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