Maidstone Progress Association Abuzz Over Jobs Plan
Maidstone council members discuss a letter from the Alban Progress Association seeking delegates to a conference on employing unemployed men for local small jobs. Debate centers on government action, relief for ratepayers, and practical work like levelling Ballarat rent and weed cutting. Community events include a euchre party profits for the Maidstone Employed Bank and a charity dance funds for wood choppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miidstone Progress Association
J. Teevers
Alban Progress Association
St. Albans
Maidstone
Cemedic
Ceneillors
Pridham
Oxley
Ballarat
Franway Jong
Meaybrook
Idstone Hall
Lou Coxfield
Merynsten
McGracken Street
Messia
Hodge
Ge Tion
Halstead
N. Killeen
G. Govan
A. Govan
Warren
N. Govan
Braybrook Hall
Deer Park Obituary and Local News Roundup
This Deer Park correspondent reports the death of Mr. Charles Anderson aged 50 at Melbourne Hospital after a long illness. A former keen cricketer and social worker, he lived nearby and worked at Nobel’s factory for about 20 years before moving to Maribyrnong. His funeral drew many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Melbourne Hospital
Focal Cricket Club
Maribyraeng
Anderson
Nobel
Boot Nietory
Beer Park
Ande
Die Great Caves
Unemployed Hive Receives Wood and Paddock Notes
Report describes aid to unemployed Hive with one ton of wood each and 20 Toads awaiting removal as lorries become available. Dr Pridham funds transport while Maidstone fowls enjoy peaceful nights. The text hints at raiders or police surveillance reducing Bird activity in Maidstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueptuk
Pridham
Maidstone
Isita St Albans Saturday Afternoon Arrangements
Readable note states every Saturday afternoon at a Go More Lodge near Albany station. Includes address fragment and scheduling cue for local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isita
Braybrook Dance At Traybrook Hall Draws Crowds
From our correspondent Braybrook reports a large turnout at Traybrook Hall last Tuesday for a community dance. Over 190 attendees enjoyed lively music by Mr. Robertsarchesten, described as the best yet in Braybrook. Organizers plan another dance every fortnight to boost funds, with praise for Mr. Yeoman and The Gray and thanks to The Ladies’ committees for their assistance. next dance set for 20 May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traybrook Hall
Robertsarchesten
Braybrook
Th. Gray
Sunshine and Footscray Motorcycle Club Meet Summary
A Sunshine and Footscray Motorcycle Club event drew strong crowds Sunday with many riders and spectators engaged. The main 4 mile handicap featured a silver cup donated by The Ladies Social Club, and an exciting day included spills and competitive heats. Notable participants included SV Hot plug ist, I Willers, J Withe Linge, B Veal, and Miss GC Smith. next meeting is May 20 at Hebe College Pickett allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Elas
Thinseth
Ye Ladies’ Social Club
Xport Re
SV Hot Plug
I Willers
J. Withe
Veal
Rae
GC. Smith
Musien
Misery Smith
Marcied
Watters
Wise KF. Smith
Gwen Hanvalle
Hebe College
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Wtcuost
W. A. Thomson
Ridley ST
Sunshine
Myrtle Oakes
Terras
Lonnie Doon
Anderson Street
S. R. McMahon
L.p.s
Swanston Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Melbourne
Porter
Shine Meat Supply
Holden
Farley Estate Agents
Hamshire Road
Rom
Sahay
Altona
Little River
Crnganina Ham
Ter Aton
Ub Hunter
N. Gre
HO Trien
Deer Park
Tengunina Oan
Lee Cheistie
Teckiinh
Taectus Marsh
Salicday
Mushmains
J. Keare Ney
Apt Tuk Oa
Nash Iid
Wired
Ime Prige
Seraled
Mro
Mes. Vincent
Ballarat Road
Jean
Silay
Areldeneun Hancock
B. M. Challen
Vic
B.D
Univ. Md
Hampshire RD
Sunshine Telephone
Sunshine and Footscray Motor Cycle Club
A.j.boyd & Son
Pater
Leeds St. Footscray
F. R. Marsh
Marville
Bank
Deer Park 19
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