Farewell social for Deer Park residents McKernan family
In Deer Park guests bid farewell to Mr and Mrs McKernan and their son with an evening of elocution and songs at the State School. Dr W E Glendenning praised their district work and rewards were presented, including a silver cake dish and crystal items. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Dusting and a note of promotion to Laverton for Dusting. A Deer Park Cycling Club ten mile handicap race is set for May 25 with leaders Allen Knight J E Hunter and J Roy vying for top honors. A first aid outfit fund drive was announced and L Terrill elected to oversee it with the outfit carried during races. A further social at Mr Terrill’s residence was planned as a follow up event.
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Burnside
Roxs
Dr Glendenning
Mra McKernan
Brrs
Deer Park Cycling Club
Ieaders
Allen, Knight
J . E. Hunter
J. Roy
Seéets Aecidents
Me L. Terrill
Duneth
Terrill
Obituary of Mrs Julia Dripps in Sunshine
The death occurred yesterday at her residence Durham Road Sunshine aged 56 wife of Thomas J Dripps. In indifferent health for some time she came to Sunshine with her husband ten years ago from Pyramid HN. Survived by three children Gordon Gladys and Edna funeral held this afternoon at Footscray cemetery conducted by Rev W Evans. Mortuary arrangements by Messrs Walter A Warne.
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Julia Dripps
Durham Road
Sunshine
Thomas J. Dripps
Pyramid HN
Indy
Gordon
Gladys
Edna
Footscray
W. Evans
Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Warne
Piccalilli Quite In Order
A Chinese man Ah Sinw faces charges for possessing and conducting games of chance. The magistrate asks for his defense while the crowd witnesses a string of humorous vignettes about misread posters, farm counting tricks, and theater misdirection. The snippets mix jokes about magic, mathematics, and everyday life with brief scenes from trains and football.
Dazzling headlights prompt revived campaign in Victoria
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria renews the fight against dazzling headlights as a persistent motorist danger. The club notes headlight focusing and adjustment reduce risk, offers free equipment at RAACV HQ and 10 road service stations, with small fees for garages. The piece includes unrelated anecdotes about Christmas Eve chatter and poems, reflecting a mix of content in the page.
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Royal Automobile Clu
Victoria
Ra.gv
Honmembhera
Unventilated Car Cabs Warned By Royal Automobile Club
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria warns that closed cars in winter risk carbon monoxide buildup. Even small exposures cause headaches and drowsiness, with potential serious harm. Drivers should intermittently open windows on long trips to purify the air despite mild discomfort.
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Royal Automobile Club of
Virvoria
United States
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