WEDDINGS Eleanor Grace Carter and Arthur John Templeton Wed
The marriage of Eleanor Grace Carter and Arthur John Templeton took place at West Preston Methodist Church on April 6. Attendants included Miss Betty Carter and Miss Verna Templeton. best man Mr. David Templeton and groomsman Mr. John Taylor. About sixty guests attended at 116 High Street Northcote before the couple left for Marysville.
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Eleanor Grace
Betty Carter
Verna Templeton
Juliet
David Templeton
John Taylor
High St
Northcote
Mellor
Marysville
Arthur Templeton
Drayton Sunshine
Marriage in Scots Church Melbourne Betty May Clark Wed Lt Neil Amos
Betty May Clark and Lt. Neil Alfred Amos married April 6 at Scots Church Collins Street Melbourne. Bride given by father, gown magnolia satin, veil embroidered tulle with orange blossom crown. Bridegroom’s party included Joyce Amos and Patrician Clark as bridesmaids, Lloyd Clark as best man. Honeymoon to Adelaide following reception for 80 guests.
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Scots’ Church
Collins St
Melbourne
Betty May
L. R. Clark
Derby Rd
Sunshine
Neil Alfred
A.lpf
G. Amos
Kireep St
Balwyn
Mixes Joyce Amos
A. W.A.S
Patrician Clark
Lloyd Clark
R. A.A.F
Bostian
Lee Scott
A.lf
Ote
Food for Britain plans and Anzac Day services
Local council notes Anzac Day events with morning service at Shire Hall and a 7.45 pm commemorative service led by Chaplain Major F Hartley. Club activities include 400 paid members, repatriation advice, billiards, cricket material needs, and a social night. Brighton Council backs a federal action push on food for Britain despite opposition from two councillors.
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Hartley
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Brighton
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Pennell
Dobson
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Fats
McDonald
Barclay
Hayden
Kirby
Soldier Alan Woods faces four new firearm charges
Sunshine Court hears Long Term for Soldier Alan Peter Woods who already faced trial on three charges. He admitted possessing two unregistered pistols and carrying a pistol on two dates. A .45 Webley and a sawn off .22 rifle were produced in court. Sentences of 14 days on two counts and one month on two counts were imposed, to run concurrently with a two year sentence for breaking into Albion Station.
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Alan Peter Woods
Sunshine Court
Hanlon
Wireless Patrol
Q.M
Albion Station
Mistaken Identity Case in Sunshine Court Over Street Betting
Bernard Calnan and Lonkid Stewart faced charges of street betting in a Sunshine Court hearing held last Puce day. Constable Walsh testified seeing Calnan calling bets and a bookmaker named Ross involved. Calnan denied betting and claimed mistaken identity. Ross was convicted of street betting and fined £35 with two months in default.
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Puce Iday
Bernard Calnan
Sidley St
Sunstuneys
Lonkid Stewart
Aiaing
Calnan
Hoss
Walsh
Sunshine Theatre
Kos
Mentone
Const
Ross
Rosa
Cathan
Methodist Garden Party and Communion Breakfast News
Garden Party by the Womens Auxiliary of Oversea Missions in Footscray and surrounding areas drew about 80 guests with speeches on war’s effects on missions. A separate Layman's Communion Breakfast gathered nearly 100 men from local churches at Victoria Street Church. Mrs Chesterfield of the Women's Temperance League is slated to speak at Albion Methodist Ladies' Guild event on April 24th.
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Sunshine and Ballarat 'Rd
Footecray
Womens’ Auxiliary
Oversea
J. Glendenning
Nicholson
Footscray
Yarraville
Sunshine Methodist
Victoria Street Methodist Church
E. Pallot
Huh Small
Chesterfield
J. H. Chesterfield
Women's Temperance League
Albion Methodist Ladies’ Guild
Fire District Extension Approved by Local Township
A township approves extending the fire district boundaries following an agreement among local leaders. The move aims to expand coverage and improve emergency response for surrounding communities.
Shire raises funds and plans St Mark’s Ball revival
Commonwealth Security Loan closes with 1602 subscribers and £1500 raised. Cr. d. J. Parsons thanks Loan Committee and Mrs Lee for organizing the drive. St Mark’s Ball to be revived on July 4 at Shine Ell with a Debutante Set. entries due April 29. Home of Mr Ro Attlyth broken into. valuables stolen. Sunshine carrier Mr Albert Boyd denies selling business. bed partners appointed. Mr W Maloney takes May 1 partnership.
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Commonwealth
Cr. d. J. Parsons
Lee
St. Mark's
Shine
Yyus
Menilay
Uisans
Graham
South
Mhone
SMW
Church of England
Albert Boyd
W. Maloney
U.P
Boydeynnessee
Compulsory Voting Move Defeated in Council Debate
The council defeated a proposal to impose compulsory voting amid arguments about apathy and civic obligation. Proponents claimed it would boost participation, while opponents warned it would erode freedoms and lacked proof of need after the last election.
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Pennell
Wi Sant
Council honours Miss Grant for diligent service
On Monday evening councillors praised the work of Miss Grant and passed a motion to send a sealed letter of congratulations and thanks under the council seal.
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Clltors
Miss Grant
Braybrook dancers plan Easter night at Banneray Town Hall
Braybrook footballers announce a big Easter Monday dance at Banneray Town Hall. Miss Grant, infant welfare organizer at Green's sister, has resigned from the Palais. Saturday night will feature a Monte Carlo prize worth £1 as part of the event.
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Banneray
Grant
Green
Council
Coun
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