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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
4
A hazy OCR fragment mentions various misread names and terms seemingly from a legal or civic notice. Readable items include scattered personal names and abbreviations, with unclear dates or places, hinting at a damaged public record or wire service snippet.
The readable text hints at a radio or bused event with names like Tariith Sourite and Sourite reathoatsy. Limited legible facts point to a page layout with people and notices, but specifics remain obscured by OCR errors and missing context.
A jumbled memorial column lists several bereavements and in memory notices. Names include Baisette, Heather Hacockd, Robert, Glens, Christina Bickley, Wanders family, Martha, Lily, Beatrice, Doris, John, Ren, Curie, Eddie, Ada, and Ren’s family. Dates show May 4th and May 6th 1957 1988. The items recall memory and love from spouses children and grandchildren.
Friends and supporters of Dr. Alfred Lowe are invited to attend a meeting to form a committee to forward his candidature for the Footscray seat at the State Elections at Sun oe Town Hall on Tuesday. G Carlton, J.P. Governor.
Fragmentary text mentions Anglise works near Melbourne and a discussion of industrial sites, pricing, and development planning. References appear to include railway rebates, allotments, and local officials. Content is garbled with many misread words and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Community readers are invited to attend the monthly meeting at the central room on Monday. Volunteers are urged to assist, with angles of join in via contact. delegates and local interests will discuss the update on the revert muoutine and bond attendances.
The monthly meeting of Deer Park Red Cross was held on Monday with business followed by a water charity raffle. Thanks go to Mrs Aloe for hosting in April and to Mrs Oekley for hosting the next gathering, plus a June whist event and an upcoming dance.
Tonight at the Royal Hall Footscray Cecil Sharpley the selected Communist candidate will address the audience and later speak. In Sunshine area canvassers report bright prospects for victory among voters.
Mrs Wo GWATRIN and Family thank all who sent letters telegrams cards and floral tributes during their recent bereavement especially praising Nobels Deer Park employees. 12 Dawson Street Sunshine Mes CUNNINGHAM and Family express gratitude to friends and relatives for letters telegrams and cards and for neighbours kindness in their recent bereavement.
The Sunsine Branch of the Sailors Soldiers and Airmen's Fathers Association invites fathers to join and help the future of their boys. Next meeting is at ALLA Club Rooms on Tuesday, 26 May. Richards is secretary.
A transcription of a sermon or discussion from a Methodist anniversary service. The speaker addresses education, parental responsibility, and civic danger, warning against national guilt and urging repentance to align with the Kingdom of God. He contrasts worldly progress with spiritual renewal and emphasizes prayer and daily surrender to divine guidance.
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