Mothers Day Service Held in Port Adelaide Town Hall
Port Adelaide aldermen and councillors organized a Mothers Day service at the Town Hall on Sunday afternoon. The Mayor, Mr Brown, M.P. Mr Jonas, Rev. Arnold, and Rev. Willason spoke as the audience sang and prayers were said. A collection for the D.T. NS and the School for Mothers raised 9 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
Br. Brown
Port Adelaide Corporation
Port Adelaide Town Hall
A. McKay
and Mes
Fj) Brown
D. Jonas
Edgar Arnold
P. Willason
Arnold
Thords
Berlin
Amnald
Tran
TF. Willson
E. Hincks
Linda Wald
Jean Sinclair
Myra Nobles
Merva
Obituary of Mrs Mary Emma Eickhoff of Alberton
The death of Mrs Mary Emma Eickhoff of Torrens Road Alberton occurred on Saturday. She was born in this State 68 years ago and had lived in the Alberton district for 29 years. Her grandfather Mr GW Francis helped found the Adelaide Botanical Gardens directory. Survived by son Captain Charles Eickhoff in command of the West Coast Service motor ship Yandra and four sons Alfred Rosewater Charles Ethelton Sydney Albee too Godfried Broadview, two daughters Mesdames FE Gray Magill and H Mucklestone Alberton, 19 grandchildren and a great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Eickhoff
Torrens Road
Alberton
GW Francis
Adelaide Botanical Gardens
Charles Eickhoff
West Coast Service
Yandra
Eickhoff
Mesare
Alfred
Rosewater
Charles
Ethelton
Sydney
Albee Too
Godfried
Broadview
Mesdames
FE. Gray
Magill
H. Mucklestone
Crantchild
Port Adelaide Hosts Wives at Morwood Club Match Afternoon
The Port Adelaide Mayoress Mrs Fr Brown entertained the wives of council members and club officials plus friends after the football match against Morwood at Miherton Oval on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Morwood
Miherton Oval
Fr. Brown
Motorcycle and car collide in Port Adelaide incident
Last Friday afternoon a collision occurred on Commercial Road Port Adelaide between a car driven by Mr B T Joyner of Beach Road Brighton and a motorcycle ridden by Mr A Bonogura of Adelaide. Both vehicles sustained slight damage and the motor cyclist received a small cut to the instep.
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Commercial Road
Port Adelaide
B. T. Joyner
Beach Road
Brighton
A. Bonogura
Adelaide
Port Adelaide Triumph Over Norwood in Albeit Wide Margin
Port Adelaide defeated Norwood at Alberton Oval marking their third straight win. Port led 34 points early, with Logan and Galliford among seven goal scorers. Norwood’s Mutton Heffernan and Yee were notable. Postmatch honors included premiership shield presentations to Port Adelaide and lifetime membership and photograph gifts to key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Port Adelaide
Alberton Oval
Homie
Port
Fort
Conde
Lill
Jolson
Mucklow
Wink
Logan
Galliford
Betts
Eden
Mutton
Heffernan
Geary
Wadham
Ackland
Siggins
Glenelg
Port Adelaide Setals
Ime
Port Adélaide
Daysman
Hender
Wade
Quinn
Mujtanig
Symonds
A. Johnson
Yee
Forty Five Years in Railways Retires at Port Adelaide
Albert John Allen of Semaphore railways wharf foreman retires after 45 years with South Australian Railways Department. Born North Adelaide April 13 1863 he joined in 1883 and served at Port Pirie Laura and Calfowie before Terowie and Port Adelaide. He held guard, yard inspector and traffic manager roles during his career and ends active service with holiday pay through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Railways Department
Albert John Allen
Semaphore
Port Adeaide
Department
Mr. Alien
North Adelaire
Port Pirie
Laura
Calfowie
Terowie
Port Adelaide
Sailwaye
Allen
Silvertan Vpramways
Small fire at Jacket Bros mill Port Adelaide
A shaft overheating near machinery at the four mill on Barlawe Street Port Adelaide ignited adjacent woodwork shortly before noon Friday. Employees used chemical extinguishers and the fire brigade extinguished the flames after minor wood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacket, Bros
Barlawe Street
Port Adelaide
Tire Brigade
Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council slams ration for work system
The council condemned a government scheme that pays unemployed with rations in return for work, calling it a step back to slavery. MLA W Davies criticized buying coal from England and urged cash wages for workers. A protest was requested to be filed, and union affiliations and resignations were discussed amid talks of closer unionism and an upcoming industrial conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
R. L. Butler
England
Australia
South Australia
Davies
Australan Government Workers’ Association
Draper
Meetig
RL Whitheld
Transport Workers
Granny Iyrate
Questor Wis
Adelaide Trades and Labor Cotincil
S. Verran
S Robison
Port Adelaide Inebriates Court Record
At Port Adelaide Police Court last Friday Joseph Walter Lynam admitted drunkenness in Marryat Street on May 9 and was ordered three days imprisonment. He had three prior drunkenness convictions in 12 months and was declared an inebriate. Stanley Charles Miller also received three days for drunkenness in St Vincent Street on May 9, with his licence revoked after being released on licence from an inebriate institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. W. Lewis
EA. Elix
Port Adelaide
Joseph Walter Lynam
Marryat Street
J. E. Noblet
Lynam
Stanley Charles Miller
St Vincent Street
Noblet
Sea Scout Boat Race at Port Adelaide Honors James Tatt Shield
Sea Scout boat races at Port Adelaide produced three heats with St Peter's College Norwood Largs Bay and Port Adelaide in the field Final won by St Peter's College Port Adelaide by a length securing the James Tatt Shield title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
St Peter's College
Norwood
Largs Bay
Underdae
Glevele
St. Peter's College
Port Adelaide barber fined for Sunday shop opening
Charles Henry Deverson a Port Adelaide hairdresser faced Port Adelaide Police Court on Friday charged under the Early Closing Act for opening and operating his Alberton shop on Sunday March 47. Prosecutors alleged he kept the shop unfastened and continued work while inspectors reviewed inside. He was fined four pounds with two pounds costs, and in default of payment a grace period was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Deverson
A . W. Lewis
FR. Blix
Port Adelaide
William Stewart Hamilton
Port Road
Alberton
LB. Power
Crown Law Office
W. Vo Ray
Ray
Tess
Naval Boxers Shine at Birkenhead Naval Tournament
The first naval boxing tournament of the season at the Naval Teper Birkenhead drew praise for plans and skill. Promoter Lieut Hy Jarrett presided with the Naval Band in attendance. Notable bouts included Forbes vs Davidson, Gottsch vs Woodhead, Darling vs Williams and Clayton vs Munsell, with Clayton declared winner in the fast four two minute rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Teper
Birkenhead
H. Hilgendorf
Lieut. Hy
Pjarrett
Naya! Band
W. C
Rocko Forbes
L. Davidson
Tach
Rave
Forbes
A. Gottsch
L. Woodhead
Woodhead
G. Darling
L. Williams
Darling
Williams
W. Clayton
Ro Munsell
Mam
Munzell
Clayton
Arthur Deane
South Australia
Geane
Joe Murray
Nile
Queen's Hall
Adellaide
Terry Bills
B. Holman
Bills
Holman
Snows Francis
W. Spells
Spells
Les Guyer
Harping
J. Bampton
Coleman
J. Hamilton
Hamilton
E. Steely
Snowy Andrews
Stretcher Donated For Injured Port Adelaide Oval Players
The Mayoress Mrs F J Brown witnessed a broken leg incident at Alberton Oval last season and led a move to keep a stretcher on site. Dr F W Moore provided the stretcher, formally handed to Oval authorities before a Port Adelaide versus Norwood match on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertan Oval
Noreigher
Port Adeaide
F. J. Brown
Ives of Me
Alberton Oval
F. Wy Moore
Oval
Port
Norwood
Thieves On A Tug At Birkenhead Slip
Thieves boarded the Harbors Board tug Margaret at Birkenhead between 6 and 7, stealing stores including paint, ship’s clocks, and a meter. Constable T. F. Hentschke of Birkenhead is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbors Board
Margaret
Birkenhead
Anne
TF. Hentschke
How Much Fine In Port Adelaide Lights Case
In Port Adelaide Police Court on Tuesday the defendant, asked if he wished to speak about the charge, amused the court by asking how much he would be fined. Inspector Noblet, prosecuting, quipped that the fine was the key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G. W. Halcombe
F. Noblet
Police Dinghy Stolen From Port Adelaide Near Birkenhead Wharf
A police dinghy moored at Port Adelaide near the ferry pontoon was taken during Mondin night and recovered Tuesday afternoon near Birkenhead Wharf. Police suspect vandals missed the Birkenhead ferry and used the boat to cross the river. Investigations aim to identify the culprit and deter repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Mondin
Birkenhead
Jervais Bridge
Glanville
Tater
Osborne coal gantries undergoing strengthening work
Cranes at the Osborne coal gantries are partly dismantled and being strengthened. Further work continues, with the project expected to extend for a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Port Adelaide aids distress efforts amid council plans
The Port Adelaide Mayor estimates the relief fund near £1000 with Monday arrangements for use of funds. The Mayoress presided over the Blayeress Ladies Committee meeting to distribute goods including firewood and to buy blankets for needy distressed families. Proposals include disbursing aid for labor in exchange, with the council inspecting district work sites and considering an extra motor stand at Semaphore head. The full council will consider recommendations next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register News-Pictorial
Port Adelaide
EF. J. Brown
Blayeress’ Ladies
Downell Charber
F J. Brown
Iabor
Straying Cattle Case At Port Adelaide Police Court
W Malthouse of Largs faced Port Adelaide Police Court charged with allowing a calf and heifer to stray in Birkenhead Reserve on April 28. City Ranger Rhodes identified the cattle. defendant admitted ownership and had a prior conviction. Court fined £2 with costs of £2 8s 6d or 14 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaite
G. W. Halcombe
S.M
W. Malthouse
Largs
J.T. James
Birkenhead Reserve
E. J. R. Morgan
George Rhodes
City Ranger
College Street
Portland
Birkenhead
Morgan
Bicycle Light Violations Prompt Port Adelaide Court Action
At Port Adelaide Police Court Percival Eichener of Ethelton pleaded guilty to riding a bicycle on Swan Terrace Glanville without a lighted lamp. He blamed borrowing the bike and absent rear reflector. A fine plus costs or three days’ imprisonment was imposed. Juvenile court heard another two similar offences on Carlisle Street Ethelton with fines and a record of conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
G.W. Halcombe
Percival Andrew Eichener
Cowie Street
Ethelton
Swan Terrace
Glanville
J. E. Noblet
Atkinson
Carlisle Street
Furber
Bicycle Fall Leaves Alberton Boy With Injuries
Jace Hewitt a resident of 21 Alberton fell from his bicycle on Prince Street Alberton last Friday afternoon. He was rushed to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital with a concussion and abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Street
Alberton
Jace Hewitt
Port Adelaide
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Children's Cough
An advertisement promotes Woods peppermint cure claimed to ease a hacking cough in children. It touts soothing effects, easy use, and suggested dosage for young sufferers, urging mothers to try this remedy to calm fits and restore rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Lefevre's Peninsula School Girls Win Honors At Ceremony
In a ceremony at Lefevre's Peninsula Girls School the Mayor and Mayoress, Alderman Clouston, Head Master Mr. M. Mitchel, and school committee ladies attended. Grade VII dux Kathleen dy esentare led a list of prize recipients in geography, history, and crafts. Grade IX dux Marjory Swans, Grade X dux Tris Brown, and other students earned recognitions in needlework, dressmaking, hygiene, and business practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havorest
Port Adélaide
Lefevre
Kathleen Dy Esentare
Senge Traphy
Rohan
Kathleen Caddy
Hazel Watts
Basel “Watts
Gwen Thomas
Connie Tens Hygiene
Joyce Sen Jax
Joyce Son
Hymiene
Fromaing
Joyce Sanson
Howsebery
Edliott
Susie
Phyllis Kerr
Tris Brown
Jade X—Dax
Tris
Notice to Creditors of Estate of Liam Berry 1928
Probate granted to Executor Trustee and Agency Company of South Australia Limited requests all creditors to send full particulars of claims against the estate of Liam Berry who died at Semi Shore on October 28 1928 by June 26 1929 otherwise they will be excluded from distribution. Walter Vernon Ray solicitor for the Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Berry
Semahore
South Australia
Dec
Supreme Cayet of
South Australis
Trustee and Agency Company of South Australia Limited
Grenfell Street
Adelaide
Walter Vernon Ray
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A. J. Allen
Deacon, Havis Ltd
Commercial RD
New Station
Port Labor Council
J. Burge
South Australian Tuber Workers' Union
K. J. Deed
Verran
I Biete
Rown
Dresser
CR. F
Lefevre’s Peninsula School
Absolutely
Christian
Pirie Street
The
London Loan and Discount Company, Limited
J. E
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