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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 10, 1941

Page

3

Sunshine bookbinder Ja Caithness dies at 73

Obituary notes Mr Ja Caithness of 5 Fraser Street Sunshine died after a heart attack on Wednesday following a holiday stay at Hepburn Springs. Lifelong Sunshine resident and master craftsman, he leaves a large family and was admired for his citizenship and devotion to the Presbyterian Church. Funeral service at Footscray Cemetery was conducted by Rev W Evans with large floral tributes and pallbearers.

Ja Caithness Fraser Street Sunshine Hepburn Springs Caithness Australia Sunshine Presbyterian Church Hic Iwe John Lindsay James David George May Vy, Hummell Jessie R. Rooka Jean Footscray W. Evans James Caithness Messer F. Lusslett P. Humphries W. Robinson 8. Palmer C. G. Carlton A. Martin Dave Caithness Canterbury Les, Rooke Walter Warne R. B. Penn Durham Road

Death of John Davidson in Sunshine district

John Davidson aged 49 died suddenly on January 27 while holidaying in Mordialloc with his brother. Born in Glasgow he came to Sunshine sixteen years ago and lived there the whole time. He worked at Deer Park for ten years and supported the Sunshine Soccer Club. He resided with his brother at 77 Benjamin Street, Sunshine. funeral details follow.

John Jock) Davidson Mordialloc Jock Glasgow Scotland Sunshine Deer Park Mr Davidson Benjamin Street

Mrs Charlotte Napier Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Charlotte Annie Napier aged 71 of 116 Is Street Sunshine died on the day. Born at Fitzroy she leaves a husband and grown children. Funeral was largely attended Friday, Footscray Cemetery interment in the family grave. Rev E J Durance officiated and Nelson Bros. arranged the funeral.

Charlotte Annie Napier Sunshine Fitzroy Footscray E. J. Durance Church of England Nelson Bros

Mrs Mary Widdy Passes Away at Sunshine Home

Mrs Mary Widdy a very old resident of Sunshine died at her son's 58 Sydney Street Sunshine on Tuesday. Aged 80 she was mother of Arthur and Albert Widdy. Her husband predeceased her last year. Funeral held Wednesday at Footscray Cemetery with Walter A Warne in charge.

Mary Widdy Sunshine Sydney Street Arthur Albert Widdy Footscray Walter A. Warne

Mrs Eliza Klix Rites Held In Footscray Cemetery

Mrs Eliza Klix of 9 Watt Street Sunshine died at Caritas Christi Hospice aged 65. Born South Melbourne she leaves a husband and three sons and a daughter. The funeral was well attended and interred at Footscray Cemetery with tributes from Sunshine groups and local firms. Nelson Bros. funeral directors.

Eliza Klix Watt Street Sunshine Caritas Christi Hospice South Melbourne Footscray 3Rd Sunshine Boy Scout Williams & Benwell Sunshine Methodist Church H. V. McKay W. J. Johnson Methodist Church A. Lyong Nelson Bros

Death of Leslie George Smith in Footscray accident

Leslie George Smith 37, born Mur ton, died after an accident on Droop Street Footscray while walking to work. He left a widow and three sons. A Mt Lyell Chemical Works employee at Yarraville, he had recently moved to Rockbank after living at First Avenue Sunshine. Funeral from Victoria Street Footscray to Footscray Cemetery conducted by Rev E Durance with Nelson Bros as funeral directors. Floral tributes included a wreath from Mt Lyell employees.

Leslie George Smith Droop Street Footscray Smith Murton Mt. Lyell Chemical Works Yarraville Rockbank First Avenue Sunshine Victoria Street Mt. Lyell E. Durance Church of England Nelson Bros

Trade union letter from Deer Park urged unity during wartime

J B Salmond, a lifelong trade unionist, writes from Deer Park urging workers to focus on job of defeating dictators and avoid political division. He cites miners’ strikes in the Commonwealth and criticizes “black beer” drinking as unacceptable behavior while condemning abuse of freedom by enemies. He calls for tolerance and continued labor solidarity.

Commonwealth

Methodist Notices From Sunshine Circuit Meeting

Rev W R Bradbury sends greetings to Methodist people in the Sunshine circuit. The quarterly meeting reappointed L Aston and J Willan as circuit stewards for another year. A E Lowe named representative to the upcoming Methodist conference. Maidstone Sunday School starts at 2.30 pm. Rev W J Johnson will visit weekly. Sunshine preachers next Sunday are R Gleeson from Fairfield in the morning and W J Johnson at night.

W. R. Bradbury Sunshine Messrs L. Aston J. Willan A. E. Lowe Maidstone W. J. Johnson R. Gleeson Fairfield

Lodge Notices Ana and A W A Branch Meeting

The Branch will meet on Tuesday at 8 pm in Caxton House rear of the Sunshine Advocate office. Tindi Secretary at 95 Anson Road and Mrs Yeomans, Secretary, 19 Ridley Street, Sunshine.

Ana A.W.A Caxton House Sunshine Advocate Tindi Anson Road Yeomans Ridley Street Sunshine Advocate At & P

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