In Memoriam Insertion from Family at 9 Gunnedah Street
A funeral notice indicates an obituary inserted by a son and daughter-in-law at 9 Gunnedah Street detailing family tribute and remembrance.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
4
A funeral notice indicates an obituary inserted by a son and daughter-in-law at 9 Gunnedah Street detailing family tribute and remembrance.
The lodge will convene Thursday at 7.30 pm in Mark's Hall. A. M. Wilson serves as secretary, with Sunshine W.20 listed as contact or location note at Leith Avenue.
Members of the First Officer Bunshine Mt Ambulance Brigade return to regular duties after aiding with the Ladies Nursing Clans. Foot ball club requests and new ale join allocations are noted. The Tadiex Nursing Close reports 22 members, aiming for 100 percent participation. Gratitude goes to Mr. Warren for lantern slides and Dr Fincher for an instructional lecture.
A list of horse names linked to Epsom races includes two year old handicap selections such as Star and Varietar while other races feature entries like Full Force and Autopay. The text presents a series of racing entries and trial handicaps without narrative context.
A fragmentary comic exchange shows a porter and guide arguing about a train’s arrival and a noisy station. The dialogue riffs on delays, towels, soap, and a telephone bell as modern travel pressures surface in a humorous, if garbled, snapshot.
The 1st Manchine Troop Ray Scouts with 82 boys and 4 scouters held a successful camp north of Whittlesea. They organized self contained patrols, built sturdy tents, and cooked own meals while enduring heavy rain. Visitors praised the camp after a sunny finish.
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