Choral wedding at Sunshine Presbyterian ends on graceful note
The ceremony for Miss Alessenulak Oakes and Mr Hecwr Alun featured a choral service with a full church choir. The bride wore magnolia satin with A-line train and tulle veil, while bridesmaids F and Myrtle Oakes wore green and gilt tones with purple sashes. The reception at the Masonic hall celebrated with kin and friends, as organist O Eliason and Rev. Evans led the service and musical performances by notable guests and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Alon Alessenulak Oakes
Hecwr Alun
Jinidt
Sunshine Presbyterian
Alan Oakes
Howe
Hic Brie
Herwhco
Gunus
Molly Tie
Jack Chambers
Sid Oakes
Herbert Oakes
Ant Ralph Barnes
Warragul
Sid Oakex
Myrtle Oakes
Alty
Hughes
East Malvern
Torie Jones
Sunshine
Misa M. Parry
Lording
Dude
O Neill and MacDonald Tie in Footscray Church Wedding
Mr John Willum O Neill son of the late Mr and Mrs ONeill Sunshine and Miss Marjorie May MacDonald daughter of Mrs MacDonald and the late Mr MacDonald West Melbourne were married at St John Church Footscray on Saturday. The bride wore silk lace over silver, a train, tulle veil on a silver halo, orange blossom finish and carried gladiolus and autumn foliage. Best man was Mr John N Martin, matron of honor Mrs Martin in a brown frock with a bouquet of dulphiniums. reception cancelled due to a recent illness. Honeymoon travel in a powder blue hopsack suit with matching hat. Home at 152 Morris Street Sunshine. Rev T A Gaur officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Church of England
Footscray
John Willum O'Neill
Mir
O'Neil
Morris Street
Sunshine
Mins
Marjorig May MacDonald
ML. MacDonald
My Ernest
J. MacDonald
West Melbourne
Gamon Street
Seddon
John N. Martin
Jan
Mis J. Martin
Martin
Becaline
O'Neill
T. A. Gaur
Tyers Hauser Wedding Quiet Sunshine Ceremony
Tyers and Rene Hauser were wed in Footscray on Saturday in a quiet ceremony due to a recent death in the Hauser family. Me Tyers, from Maryborough, is a Sunshine notable, and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hauser of Leonard Street. A reception followed at the bride's parents’ home with friends and relatives offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footscray
Dick Tyers
Rene Hauser
Peope
Sunshine
Me. Tyers
Maryborough
Maiter
Couch Street
Dirsd
Hause
Leonard Street
Hauser
Midnight Disturbance in Station Place Arrests Made
A disturbance in Station Place at about 1.80 this morning woke residents. Senior Constable McDonald arrived, two men were arrested and jailed. William Broderick and Gerald Gilmore faced a charge of drunken and riotous behavior in a public place, convicted and discharged.
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Station Place
McDonald
William Broderick
Gerald Gilmore
Sunshine Horticultural Show Set For Next Week
Entries for the Sunshine Horticultural Society autumn show open next Thursday April 16 with judging on Thursday evening. The exhibition runs Saturday April 18 at Sunshine Town Hall. Secretary Med R Parsons will receive entries at Advacaste office Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 pm or at his private address 41 Anderson Road. Prizes donated by Braybrook Shire Council prize money for home garden displays. The event features flower, vegetables, preserves, jams and needlework with staging provided.
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Entvies
Sunshine Horticultural Society
Wil
Sunshine Town Hal
Med. R. Parsons
Advascate
Anderson Road
New Norfolk
Tasmania
Echuca
Braybrook
Footballers In The Making At Sunshine Practice Match
On Saturday a practice match between Sunshine and Deer Park drew visitors from Braybrook and Ye, with Sunshine winning 12 0. McGregor 4, Armstrong 2, Jade 3, Howard 1, Showall 1, Sheehan 1 tallied goals. Many new players showed promise including Archie Clarke, son of Diver Clarke, and Vic. Vanes, Duggan, and Walsh. Notable performances came from Ron McGregor, Tim Dwyer, Arthur Timany, Ernie Pudergon, Joe Murnes, and Howard of Riddell, with several veterans on loan to the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Swanthy
Uggo Ty
Chlistine
Putin
Ugin
Heme i
Suaine i
Joe Valle
Archie Clarke
Voutseray Suewis
Diver Clarke
Ron
McGregor
Vic
Marr
Footscray
Stooke
Exxendon
Jack Howard
Riddell
Lego
Arma
Race
Jodinery
Tim Dwyer
Howard
Arthur
Timany
Minyip
Eves
Door Park
Ernie Pudergon
Murphy
Kingsville
Showell
Castlemaine
R. Clarke
Yarraville
Chitty
Pairfield
McPherson
Leongatha
Reid
Ascot Vale
Timms
Minvip
Thorpe
Ballarat
Riddel
A. Clarke
Footscray Sovials
North Meluurne
Hooke
Essendon
Walsh
H. Cook
Diley
Wallace
Maddox
Flynne
Amateur concert yields strong returns for St Albans school
Net profits from an amateur concert at St Albany exceeded £8, organized by Mrs Stevens to benefit the St Albans Stave School funds. Most children appeared with two age groups for home and training, reflecting a local community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albany
Mra Stevens
St. Abana Stave School
Geelong Opens Season In Drawn Match At Corio
Geelong opened the soccer season with a draw against an undermanned opponent. Douglas led the first team scoring with A Burgesa 4 and 8 Haxby, Cambell securing goals. the Seconds also drew 2-2 with Ro Machin and d Fraser scoring. The Geelong side praised young players Allin Wine Breen and others for solid performances despite a troubled match.
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Douglas
A. Burgesa
Haxby
Cambell
Ro Machin
D. Fraser
Corio
Clayton
Allin
J. Wine
RK. Breen
Wiwwn
Geelong
J. Briggs
Druids Rally as East Sunshine Faces Tough Sit
In a hard fought cricket match Druids overturned East Sunshine with a rout of the Oatsmen. With two wickets to fall the Eastern batsmen cling to hope as Druids push to seal the result. The game resumes on Saturday, April 14.
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East Sunshine
Druids
Vinius
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Alma A. Oakes
H. Skewes
Montemery
Oakes
Mix O. Eliason
W. Evans
Tyers—Hauser
Sunshin
Althoigh
Winnie
Wee
Ural
Lev
Xeuaon Whun
Pice
Geeslong
Robinson
Hays
Charles Ray
Tiger Tim's
Mrs. Hippo
Rainbow
Brain Boys
Ghick
Se Abbling
Harold W. Tomlins
Hampshire Road
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