Wartime wardens plan drills and a film night in July
The document outlines emergency training exercises by local wardens starting at 10 AM on Sunday and continuing on subsequent Sundays. It mentions the "Advarnte" mile, a corner near Sydney and Forret Streets, and a later band event. Instructions cover respirator use, control room duties, and a Sunshine Picture Theatre gathering on Sunday July 1 at 3 PM with invitations for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane Seesetore Torres
Miche
Seine
Betlehe
Ining
Nardone
Areon
Smith
Carey
de Mulholland
Milee
Ani
Cornet
Sydney
Forret
Nour
Sundoy
Seetone
Doren
SBS
Aren
Grvetori
TAN Pam
Drane
H. Pitcher
Treloar
A.llp
Former Sunshine Boy Harold Gackleworthy Killed in Action
Harold Gackleworthy, born Ty Gabberworthy and once of Suse Phine, is reported killed in action in North Africa while serving with the British Navy. He and his wife Mrs Goldy worthy and their son Harold had lived in London after returning to England years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Boy
Hhewaorts
Harold Tinklaworthy
Ty 2
Gabbewarthy
Susephine
North Africw
Gakleworthy
Tour
Sunshine Roukey
Goldyworthy
Harold
England
Aind
London
Heuvsin
Kin Heath
Sun Whine
Suhakiine
Dance Event at Scout Hall Ends With Unclear Notes
Fragmentary report recalls a Monday gathering at Scout Hall with a dance event. The text hints at a problematic door incident and a plan to return items to the office, but no concrete details or names are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soela Everims
Williamstown Council Debates Spur On Blackout Offences
Local council members discuss enforcement and public safety as blackout offences rise. Citizens report increased criminal activity in darkened doorways and alleyways, prompting calls for improved lighting and stronger action from authorities.
Final Election Result in Pulacray State Electorate
Final results show J M Mullens winning by a 4006 majority after preferences in the Pulacray State Electorate contest. Primary counts listed Hansen 7122 Lowe 4044 Mullens 11004 Sharpley 201 etc. Declared Saturday at 10 o'clock withPreferences tallying favor Mullens as the Communal candidate’s preferences helped secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J My Mullen
MAA
Pulacray
es-Cr
Hansen Ho
Voton
Wan Ceuriy
Mullen
Hantarr
Mullens
J. M
Hanwen
Lowe
Mullensy
Sharpley
Thorne
Hansen
Lowes
Hanne
Hagens
Mullena
Gainert
Sunshine Choral Society Forms and Invites Musicians
The Choral Society of Sunshine reports enthusiastic public reception and a high enrollment. Practices occur every Friday night under Mr Gray, with plans for musical entertainments and a proposed supper after the session to attract more members and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Ing Tal
Hai
Local Society Praises Honorary Dame for Pianist Service
The society expresses high regard for the accomplished pianist Mrs Anstix of Meray known in the district for her talent as a teacher. Neighbors note her generous assistance to the community and her honorary recognition during a recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gray
Wedding Bells in May as Landlords Tie Knot at Manor
The ceremony unites Miss My and Mr Landers in a spring wedding at Bundy Street Hall. Guests include families and friends, with vows exchanged amid festive decor and a reception featuring music, supper, and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumming —Landlor
Corvinuny
Allon
Nerma Camesing
G. Cyonminn
Marwan
Blersyn Abs Hanlbs
Go Landers
Slunbia
Goldyatt
Aine Parks
Lewis
Farvitle
Weddin
Part
Ivokead
Charming
Chantile Luce
Heidexewnn
Min
Rayan
Wyrtoy
Haniely
Aad Laanvlors
Respected Charity Worker Passes After Long Service
Mrs Whelan of Braybrook Shire and Williamson area, longtime benevolent society leader, dies after about 14 years of devoted service. Survived by husband and three children, with floral tributes from officers and Ladies’ Benevolent Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelan
Williamson Maribyrnony
Hrayhonker
Shire of
Braybrook
Laukey’ Benevolent Society
Hive
Mra
Ju. MacLennanghon
Bonuvilent Society
Bownd Howdy Mim Whalan
Marui
Kevan
Brian
Australia Forest
New Gainea
Baneyo
I Better Supervision Over Noxious Trades
An article discusses enhanced oversight of harmful trades and industrial practices. It references health inspections and municipal supervision, noting debates over costs, responsibilities, and the scope of enforcement. The text underscores the balance between protecting public health and managing expense for ratepayers.
Sunshine Court Disgusting Practice Details
Fragmentary note reports a defaced court scene with references to a person named Ted and several unclear actions. The text mentions a seven class imprint and an attendant, with vague references to a locale and annual titles. Overall, the passage is garbled and difficult to parse into concrete facts.
Meat Works Plan and Funding At Beuyphead
Local notes describe a meat works project with an 810000 budget and 40 000 pledged by Molly, plus 6000 in potential stock and machinery. The piece mentions factory output hopes, a Sonex project, and political influence claimed by a county council meeting attended by Mr Sivoriin and Beuyheadk officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econ Ann
Molly
Mir
Shivirsgon
Australia
Sivoriin
Husinena
Beuyheodk
Ke Council
Retuorn Feomn
Premine
Deptie Counell
Methodist Church Sermon Reflections At Local Service
Fragmentary notes from a Methodist service discuss addressing poverty and social issues through attitudinal change. The message stresses that winning a seat is not enough and calls for humility and peace, with Sunahine service led by Digil Powis, former conference president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prali
Predlent
Julie Vet
Hue
Tis
Digil Powis
Canferenzy
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Harold Goldsworthy
Veronica Lake
Permet
Williamstown
Couneil
Asta Jyghin
Trelony
Country Party
Sulla
Dalhousie
Twenlay Lugt
Bulli Dalhousie
Roig
Ri James
St. Alband
Tabor
Ef, Mins
H. C. White
WAP
Choral Society
Hawnyue
Dag
Boban
Roefimimon
Wrayton Nierendt
Lovve
Dr. Parsons Weeanded
Wan
Cconsu
Furfude
Commission OF
Sunshine Court
Meat Works
Methodist Church
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