Sunshine Church Of Christ Events And Community Notes
Local items report Miss A Lavina Fall pupils from London College of Music achieving honours Irene Slater Murray Hetherington Edna Williams and Eileen Mitchell. Sunshine church service details include Dougella Fitzroy father missionary training and choir participation with Rev Fennessy F Ryder. Also updates on licenses and local trades, a milk cart incident near Sunshine, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London College of Music
A. Lavina Fall
L.L.C.M
Irene Slater
Murray Hetherington
Edna Williams
Eileen Mitchell
Misa Fall
Advocate
Sunshine Church of Christ
Masonic Hall
Aday
Dougella
Fitzroy Footer
Nicholls
W. W. Saunders
Northcote Church of Christ
Buckley
Footacray Church of Christ
W. W. Cousins
Sustenance Fraud Case In Maidstone Conviction
Harold Lawton of Howard Street Maidstone was found guilty on four charges of making mute false statements in his sustenance application. The court heard his son earned more than allowed and rent was overpaid. Lawton claimed no intent to defraud and said domestic worries caused the issue. He was fined £5 with a one month stay of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lawton
Howard Street
Maidstone
Andrew
Sunshine Court of Petty Sessions
Janet Lilian Dobson
Public Assistance Committee
E. Hargreaves
Shire of
Braybrook
Albert Heathcote
Australian Reinforced Concrete Co
C. A. Barkley
H. V. McKay Massey Harris Ltd
Breeley
Sewer scheme in Braybrook to curb river pollution
The Metropolitan Board has negotiated with Braybrook factories to install sewerage facilities for disposal of waste into the Maribyrnong River. A scheme costing about 240000 is ready. factory owners have signed agreements enabling immediate start and rough sewer connection plans have been supplied to the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribyrnong
Metropolitan Board
Braybrook
Rowdy passenger charged with indecent language on Sunshine train
James Riley, a Western Australia arrival, faced Sunshine Court of Petty Sessions for using indecent language on January 30 while travelling on the Sunshine line. A steeplejack by trade, he claimed a broken bank account and denied the accusation. he was fined £2 with seven days in jail on default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Ambrose Ryan
James Riley
Patrick Cowell
Sunshine Court of Petty Sessions
Messrs
Andrew and
Scott
J's P
Western Australia
W. E. Brown
Sunshine Line
Sunshne
Riley
Sunshine Lotteries
Andrew
Postmaster notes enrolment for State election
Mr Bourke the postmaster at Sun Shine says enrolment cards are arriving for the roll. He reminds the roll closed January 8, and those enrolling now cannot vote in the forthcoming state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourke
Sunshine
Wedding Bells at Presbyterian Church for Miss Jean Clark
The Presbyterian Church hosted the wedding of Miss Jean Clark daughter of Mr James Clark Ade laide Street and Mr Jack Patten Sunshine. Miss Clark wore white satin with pleats and a train carried by her niece Josie Hildebrandt. Bridesmaids Miss Betty Clark and Betty Munro wore azure blue crepe gowns with halos and bouquets. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home with guests from Murchison Yarrawonga and Warnambool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Jean Clark
James Clark
Adelaide Street
Jack Patten
Victoria Street
Sunshine
Josie Hildebrandt
Betty Clark
Betty Munro
Vic. Patten
Douglas Soutar
Joy Clough
Harold Sully
Thia
Murchison
Yarrawonga
Warnambool
Dave Clark
Messrs. Kinnersly and
Downing
W. Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Fennessy
Brighton
F. Ryder
Clifton Hill
A. Jeffries
Anderson Road
Junction Hotel
Traralgon
G. McDonald
Yarraville
Simmie & Co
Melbourne
Th Explosives Factory
Eet
Nettlefold
Healesville
Avoutes Charibunes
Nts
Tie Firma
J. Richards
Mt. Cockerill
Bryce Sharp
H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd
Themistocles
South Africa
Sharp
Footscray Mechanics Institute
R. Evans
Couch Street
Evans
Rockbank
Andrew Day
Hertford Road
Footscray
Presbyterian Church
Manchester Unity Lodge
J. L. Westcott
Nany Dent
Footscray Towr
Mr Andrew
Derby Road
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