Shine and Kew Engage in Tight Football Clash
The Sunshine side travels to face Williamstown after a strong local lineup. Key players include More, Steane, Crick, and McPherson as Shine battles early momentum, while Kew dominates early, then holds a sizable lead as the locals fight back with brave defending and forward pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Williamstown
Kingsville
Yarraville
Footscray
Weven
Ghorten
Pickersgill
Dor’ Aon
Seasiders
Wallace
Henderton
Tope
Masson
McKenzie
Staane
Moore
Crick
McPherson
Rovers
J. More
Steane
Ken
Kew
Sunshine
Shine
Nic
Shine gains lead in final sixer as Kew and Sunshine clash
In a tense match Kew leads Sunshine by several points after half time with scores Kew 5 8 to Sunshine 6 5. Crick resists and keeps back line busy as players clash. A separate inquest reveals Mrs Ed ith May Debney, 37, disappeared May 20 from Ascot Vale and her body found in the Maribyrnong River four days later. Albert Detney testifies that she had been ill and low in spirits. verdict: death by self act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Sunshine
Edith May Debney
Fisher Parade
Ascot Vale
Maribyrnong
Albert Victor Detney
Charles Frith
Beath
Farewell Sodal for Salvation Army Commandant Nichol
Salvation Army Commandant Nichol, longtime local corps leader, was farewelled at the Salvation Army Hall on Wednesday May 28 as she moves to command Kensington. Speakers praised her service to settlers and youth cadets, with songs, gifts, and a final farewell. Captain Philpot and Cadet Bentley named as her successors in Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Salvation Army
Kensington Corps
Salvation Army Hall
Sergt-Major
Walte
M. Fletcher
Benjie Frankspoke
de Tracy
Wilson
Chery
God Be With
Philpot
Cadet Bentley
Commandan
Sunshine
Obituary: Mrs Charlotte Ann Lynch Dies at Sunshine
The respected Sunshine resident Mrs Charlotte Ann Lynch died Sunday evening after a chill and preceding pneumonia. She lived in Sunshine 26 years and in the district 29 years, leaving eight daughters and two sons. The funeral procession to Footscray Cemetery followed the hearse from Black Rock, Chapman Street, with Rev. F. Tamango officiating. Pallbearers included J. Cranwell, W. Montgomery, R. Allen, W. Glasson, O. Lynch, and T. Roadknight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Charlotte Ann Lynch
Alice
Margaret
Mra W.lasson
Ruby
R. Allen
Myrtle
Hyatt
Nugent
Essie
E. Pes’k
Grace
G. Crann
Martin B. Lynch
Fural
Mra Lynch
Black Rock
Chapman Street
Footscray
F. Tamango
Presbyterian Church
J. Cranwell
W. J. Montmery
W. Glasson
Linch
T. Roadknight
Tragic Fall Claimed Life At Richmond Meeting
W Hammond, a popular rider known as a jocke, died from injuries after a fall during the Richmond Meeting last Monday week. He was well liked and esteemed by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hammond
Reine
Richmond
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Chalmer’s Bootery
King Football
Braybrook
Deer Park
Sunshine United
Sunshine v
Brown
Shorten
A. Moro
Mitchell
Steane Wos Unno
King
Serle
brPal
T. Moore
J. Seale
T. E. Robinson
Sele
Hampshire Road
June Penrose
Yoo
Harvard
Castille
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