Fraybrook Club Ball Showcases Style and Prizes
A successful Fraybrook Football Club ball was held at Fraybrook Hall on Wednesday. The dance featured modern and old time styles with dressed guests. Dr Dempster acted as MC praising orderly conduct and fete. Prizes for best dressed went to Wade Rajah and Mrs McCarney as Ranee. A long guest list, ornate attire, and music by Youn and Feeney’s band highlighted the evening's popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayybrook
Dempster
M.C
Ue Pest
Wade
Rajah
M'Carney
Ranee
M. Wanders
Youn and Feeney
Doe Brophy
G. Watkins
Binack
Jones
Bhick
G. Dolinsob
Wren Hhi
W Tulobeen
Accident at railway crossing near St Albans station
A car driven by Mr. Clarry Harry of Bydenham and Mrs. Harry was at a railway crossing when struck by a guard van and a detached goods-train truck after the engine stopped. The car was damaged but occupants escaped injury. Police noted prior incidents in St Albans involving men of weak intellect and safety concerns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Clarry Harry
Bydenham
Harry
Body Found in Maribyrnong River Near Pridham’s Factory
The Sun shine police received a report Thursday of a woman’s body seen floating in the Maribyrnong River near Pridham’s factory. Constable Berthun recovered the body. A card bearing the name A. Day, 1h Albert-street West Brunswick, was found in a pocket. The body was taken to the morgue and identified as Miss Day, missing since July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Police
Maribyrnong
Pridham
Berthun
A. Day
Albert-street Weat Brunswick
Yes We Do Bobbed and Shingled Hair Cuts Ad
Mr and Mrs G Baker advertise hairdressing services at 9 Nicholson Street Footscray opposite Forge's. Private rooms available for ladies and children with phone contact Footscray 807.
Deer Park Match Drawn In Poor Weather At Deer Park
Deer Park district match finished in a draw amid unsatisfactory weather and small attendance. Melton defeated by Al Door Mark with Melton the standout at the ground. Home players Syd Dunn W Chinnock R Barnett W Vinevant Pridham C Wilson among the notable. Next match Deer Park vs Bacchus Marsh will be the last local season game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Neviesi Hie
Melton
al Door Mark
Vor Melton
McDonald
T. Hurley
Doderamide Hives
Robinson
Mefon
Ty McDonald
Syd Dunn
W. Chinnock
R. Barnett
W. Vinevant
Pridham
C. Wilson
Anechus Marsh
Nockbik
Darley
Gurdons
Rallan & Bye
Tirdhy
Sunday recreation debate sparks park use questions
A letter to the editor argues over Sunday sports in public parks. It defends recreational use on the sabbath while noting religious concerns, noting parallels to Sydney and European customs, and urging balanced legislation without overreach. It cautions against assuming Sunday must be a day of strict rest and acknowledges broader questions of public access and moral codes.
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Sydney
Mowle
Avhot
Europe
Welltads
van Golt Oy
Gerger
Death of Benjamin Street resident Harry Jennings
Harry Jennings of Benjamin Street Sunshine died Sunday morning after a long illness. Former Harvester Works employee, later Newport workshops, he belonged to the local Masonic Lodge and the Society of Engineers. Funeral at Footscray cemetery Tuesday, Rev. R Hamilton officiating. Pallbearers listed. He was about 60, leaving a widow and three daughters. Funeral arrangements by W Warne Footscray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jennings
Benjamin Street
Sunshine
Harvester Works
Newport Workshops
Masonic Lodge
Society of Engineers
Footscray
R. Hamilton
Mesers
R. Alford
D. G. Munro
W. R. Bain
F. J. Fox
E. Smith
G. McQuirter
J. Cranwell
T. Parsons
W Warne
Presentation Night at Maribyrnong Club Draws Praise
The Maribyrnong Swimming and Life Saving Club held its annual presentation night on a Saturday evening in July. Mn Kelly chaired the event, with strong attendance and enthusiastic applause. Twenty four children competed and each received a prize, the youngest about ten years old, reflecting well on club activities. The club thanked Mrs Whiteley for teaching women and children to swim, and a lex sol was given to her. Mrs Newman also received recognition for her club duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribyrnong
Mn Kelly
Paris
Deveey
Whiteley
Elf
Tin Sukie Club Seeks Reopening After Evening Event
In Midbyenon and Maidstone area residents await the reopening of the Tin Sukie club. The group reports a successful run with 100 juniors and 125 members invited, planning March activities and an upcoming swimming session.
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Iinet
Itv
Opaninis
Pete Bool
Praviirodh
Maidstone
Sunshine Golf Club Stroke Contest Highlights
Last Saturday a nine hole stroke competition was held in teak weather. The nearby players faced light winds yet battled for low scores. A net 33 led by a 47 year old gentleman and Miss R Bax ter posted a nett 14. Afternoon tea by Misses OConnell and Oakes followed for players and friends.
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R. Baxter
O'Connor
Oakes
Sunshine police station staffed by three constables
The Sunshine police station is now staffed by Senior Constable Carruthers Constable Berthun and Constable Judd. Braybrook footballers defeated Coburg last Saturday for the premiership. A dioelrection protest has been lodged by the losing side and will be discussed at the next delegates meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Carruthers
Berthun
Judd
Braybrook
Coburg
Tea and visit at Clancy's Sunbeam after match
The article notes that visitors will be entertained at afternoon tea. After the match, members will serve tea at Clancy's Sunbeam Cafe for visiting players before their 7.35 p.m. train departure.
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Clancy
Sunbeam Cafe
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Fraybrook Football Club
Ball
Cranwell
Mie McCurney
Sarah Middieton
Ow Cain
Mough
Leeblu
Dempater
Lee
Costello
Dodd
J. Alban
Beret
Albanion
Sorkers
Ibs
J. Macene
Paget
Hutchinson’s
Hutchinson’ S
Hampshire Road
Sunshin
Cebu
Aisi
Robert
Cheri Vile
Teehai
Sunshine Golf Club
A. Nixon
Lee Ae
W. A. Roach
K. Johnston
W. Hell
J. Peare
FB. Scott ST
C. Pippett
J. Hardie
A. Robington
A. Lawson
J. Ferguson
D. B. Ferguson
F. Williams
J. Calling
Gross. Holep
Chalmers
C.forges
Nicholson St
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