Bible School Anniversary Services Highlight Anzac Day
The article covers a Bible School anniversary with morning and evening services led by A H Harris and Pastor Brooker. It notes children's lessons on character, prayer, and Bible reading, plus a talk on “Hard Nuts to Crack” about temper, truth, selfishness, and apathy. Anzac Day observations and the Honor Roll were also included with prayers and the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Kosionary
A. H. Harris
Bible School
Taylor
Fire of Christ
Asley
W. Adie
Stephentown
Erece
Manning
Brooker
Mr. Brooker
Re Choir
Bro A. Partington
Kipling
Lawn Tennis Tournament Results Reported
Results from Saturday show the Men's Championship Singles won by Hengey 6 3 6 4 semis, Warner defeated Nelson 1 6 4 4, and doubles led by A Byana W Netenn Fe Sands farmer 6 4 2 6 2 6, later unfinished semi finals. Women’s events list Miss B Otrock and T Fisher in semi, doubles won by Leahy Mobbs and Lee Stevens 1 0 6 1, with Buchan Haden and Milne Carey 6 3 0 3. Handicap events include Ray and Girl 6 4 6 4, Flollingworth Freak 2 6 6 4, and men’s Handicap Doubles Buggey Foot versus Roberts 3 4 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dm
Hengey
Ho J. Warner
Nelson
A Byana
Netenn Fe Sands Farmer
Y Martin
E. Priest
B. Otrock
T Fisher
Bor
Mesdames R. Leahy
W. Mobbs
T. Lee
M Stevens
P. Buchan
J. Haden
Ll Milne
K Carey
A. Flollingworth
E. Freak
M. Buggey
Jo Foot
Fi Roberts
Outboard Club TD Class Test Event At Port Adelaide River
The South Australia Outboard Club held a TD Class race on the Port Adelaide River as a test event for the season. Tihweric, skippered by G McFarlane, won the final after three heats, with Koondee and Wind Up setting strong times. A separate nine-mile handicap race saw Tiger and Typhoon take top places as Zipon capsized near beacon No. 9 and Miss Audine incurred delays. Next Saturday features another sprint for the Mitchell silver cup, a prize valued at over £70 to be won six times to claim ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outboard Club
South Australia
Port Adelaide
Tihweric
G McFarlane
Wo MeFarlane
L. Pentey
Tilmerie
Koondee
Zipan
Tilmerie Koondee
Zipon
Tilwene
Koondes
Victoria
Australia
Beacung
L. Penly
Wind
R. Kyfin Thomas
Typhoon
H. A. Belerena
Tiger CW
H. Howard
Vixen
W Harn
Baby Burr
E Richards
Miss Audine
L Penley Wind Uy
Fem
Penley
PASTY SUPPER AT ALBERTON CLUB PROMOTES AMATEUR LEAGUE ENTRY
At a pasty supper in Queens town Alberton Church Football Club discussed securing entry into the Amateur League. W E C Baddines, Port Adelaide Club chairman, and A Whicker secretary of Port Adelaide Association Club were introduced. Welcome speeches by Watson and A Knibbs. Baudinet urged players to focus on the ball, noting former members Rime and Whicker training with Port Veagate. G Beasley captain led a vote of thanks, followed by A Tatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberton Church United Football Club
W. E. C. Baddines
Port Adelaide
Queenstown
Baudinet
A. Whicker
Port Adelaide Association
Messrs Watson
A. Knibbs
Rime and
Whicker
Port Veagate
G Beasley
A .Tatty
Free electric current case at Port Adelaide Court
Waldermar Christian Anderson was fined 33 pounds plus costs for obtaining electricity for domestic use in his Fletcherson Lares home after meters were disconnected for non payment. Officers found disconnected wires still live and Anderson admitted wiring a fuse box to supply power for ironing and other uses. He claimed unemployment and inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldermar Christian Anderson
Fletcherson
Lares
Port Adelaide
Hike Adelaide Fleeting Supply Company
Act Me
GW Halcombe
FL Collison
Defenstan
Delendan
le Tuseaeux
Eight Men Sent to Gaol for Rioting in Port Adelaide
Eight laborers from Port Adelaide aged 22 to 48 were ordered to appear for one day before Mr G Hulcombe SAL in Port Adelaide Police Court for rioting. Accused include Dareck Mahoney 22 and Robert Powning 48 among others. The court adjourned proceedings as it prepares formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Ade- Landy
Sunday Drinking Charge Dismissed in Port Adiside Court
Bartholomew Rieken licensee of St Rosewater Hotel faced a Sunday drinking charge for permitting liquor to be consumed on licensed premises on April 20. Police witnesses testified Mooney entered a shed in the hotel yard and drank with Jack Aiken. Mooney was fined £3 with £1 costs after Mooney admitted to consuming liquor. The judge dismissed the main charge citing lack of evidence that Rieken delegated authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Halcombe
Sal
Port Adviside
Bartholomew Rieken
St RoseWwater Hotel
J. E. Noblet
Hut
A. L. Mitchell
Reidy
J. Allen
John Herbert Mooney
Mooney
Jack Aiken
W. Nelligan
Muaney
Lignos
Sted
Cour
Crane
Malcombe
Nellizan
Elizabeth ‘S Trent
Rosewater
Larceny of Overcoat Sees Man Jailed in Port Adelaide
William Davies laborer of Lipson Street Port Adelaide was jailed 14 days by Mr G W Holcombe SM in Port Adelaide Police Court after admitting he took an overcoat valued at £10 from Kenneth Harvey Johns clerk of Adelaide Stevedoring Company Limited. Davies said he brought the coat home while drunk and did not know its origin. He feared police and offered no explanation to Inspectors Nolet and Donnellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davies
Lipson Street
Port Adelaide
G W. Holcombe
Kenneth Harvey Johns
Adelaide Stevedorine Company, Limited
F J Donnellan
J F Butcher
Port Adelaide Opens Season With Slim Win Over Glenelg
Port Adelaide defeated Glenelg in a ragged season opener at the seaside oval, edging ahead late but the match featured mixed play across both sides. Glenelg surged with Owen and Thompson goals while Port Adelaide benefited from Dayman Logan and Hale in a tight contest finalizing 0 goals 14 behinds to 11 goals 8 behinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thompson
Glenelz
Owens
E Thompson
Hostineud
Tau
Ageonat Logan
Port Adelaide
Chwens
Port
Canumpsun
Whicker
Jenior
Glenrig
Dayman
Glenels
Owen
Pert Adelaide
Lee
Taymay
McIterney
Port Adelaide Thrashes Glenelg In Regional Football Clash
In the first Association series Port Adelaide overwhelmed Glenelg with a final score Port Adelaide 27 27 to Glenelg 9 5. Port Adelaide led strong early with 7 goals 7 behinds in the opening, with standout goalkickers Nan Don and Johnson leading the onslaught. Best players included Joneson Terrell James Hooper and Quin. Glenelg fielded many inexperienced men and were overwhelmed by Port Adelaide's pace and accuracy.
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Sigy
Port Adeaide
Botton
Glenelg
Port Adelaide
Quaner
Halt
Fort Adelaide
Port’ Adelaide
Donnan
Johnson
Wilkinson
Hooper
Eden
Coldwell
Anderson
Curnow
Williams
Shakes
Sialér
Vertue
Port _Adelaide
Joneson
LODGE MONEY CHARGE AGAINST TREASURER AT PORT ADELAIDE
Percival George Smith, elected treasurer of the Royal Antediluvians Buffalos Maritime Lodge No. 1 Port Adelaide, used lodge funds totaling £5 1 9 for personal use. He faced Post Adelaide Police Court on a Wednesday charge by senior trustee Ernest Czerchko and was committed for trial. He pleaded guilty claiming he lacked dishonest intent and expected to refund funds soon. bail was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Antediluviag Order of Buffalos, Maritime Lode No. 1
Port Adelaide
Percival George’ Smith
Albertim
Smith
Post Adelaide
Ernest Czerchko
Lodge
GW. Halcombe
Appeal Dismissed in Warren versus Crown Court Matter
Mr Justice Napier dismissed Cecil Joseph Warren’s appeal from a fort Adelaide Police Court conviction dated January 23, 1931. The case involved Warren found on the premises of Largs Pier Hotel on December 6, 1930 for unlawful selling. John Ernest Noblet, police inspector, represented the respondent. The appeal alleged legal errors, insufficiency of evidence, witness credibility issues, and suspected magistrate bias, but the conviction stood and a £75 fine was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Napier
No. 2
Cecil Joseph Warren
Large Bay
Fort Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
S.M
Largs Pier
Belling
John Ernest Noblet
Ravers
Peas At
Agra
Crown Solicitor
Phainclothes
L. R. Butcher
Wheat ships race as Archibald Russell reaches Falmouth
Archibald Russell, a four masted barque laden with wheat from Port Lincoln, arrives at Falmouth after 95 days. Her consort Viking and Herconin Creilie also travel from Port Lincoln with wheat, Viking clocking about 120 days. The Viking stopped at Calcutta during a recent upheaval, Captain Haverstrand declined a refugee proposal to abandon voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altes
Port Lincoln
Archibald Russell
Falmouth
Waar
Siogren
Jrip
Cal“tap
Haverstrand
Kent
Local B Grade Rugby Results and Club Prospects
Saturday May Riverside in Goa hosted a match where Rosatala beat Ottaway by 36 behinds as Otway credited for the win. Several teams are new to B Grade and predictions for the season remain uncertain. clubs report limited formation and await clearer junior and senior lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Goa
Rosatala
Ottaway
Benger
Appeal over fined conviction at Port Adelaide Police Court
Mr GW Hakcombe challenged a £75 fine saying witnesses were lacking and the law misapplied. The judge reduced the penalty to £50 and ordered costs of the appeal, with the conviction to stand for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Hakcombe
Port Adelade
Napier Beard Ee
Hinton
Cannon Street
Fort Adelaide
Halcombe
Oebcs
Port Salvation Army Jubilee Event At Army Hall
The Port Salvation Army plans a Jubilee celebration Saturday afternoon at the Army Hall with tea. Mrs Le Doel will host a community needy range project and a main ceremony includes a cutlery pledge, led by Col Harris and Mrs Hi ay, with a special corps visit on the following Sunday set to conclude the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Hall
le Doel Wal
Any
Col. Harris
Hiay
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Crurer OF
Cort
Queene
Piravail
Coboghe Colas Tatu
Clarksons Eta
Nathan
Port Adelaide and District Association
Alberton Church Footbal Club
Largs Bay
Glennelg
Seaside Oval
Boners
Son
Init
Nimsel
Adelaide
Glenela
Ware
Mender
Wage
A. Hyndler
Glen
Hill
Micklow
Hale
A. Henler
Lucevasion
Fink
Maynald
Tayles
Milley
Winklef
Gleifle
Hartley
Glenelgale
C Thompson
Port Addiside
Thompson
Esme
Cline Setish
Yale
Wigan Johnson
Waye
Thowaegon
Headbee
Teephe _ Hale
K. Oniiver
Lodge Money
Archibald Rowsell
Wooth
Ayatet
Port Salvation Army
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