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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1928
Page
8
Classified items list various requests and sales including costumes coats and props, lost items, musical records, furniture, building materials, bedding, and timber. Notices mention street addresses and contact hints, with multiple phrases jumbled and incomplete. The collection resembles a late notice page with disparate items listed for sale, trade, or inquiry across several properties and vendors.
The Sunshine Branch of Moe ANA and AWA, with related lodges, invites members to St Mark's Hall on Monday at 4 PM for a meeting led by M. Roach and FW Scott. Other notices announce Albion Lodge and U.A.O.D. gatherings in November and a Fortnightly Meeting at St Mark's Hall on Wednesday at 6 PM.
In a heartfelt tribute, neighbors and employers express sympathy for Mika and family after a death on Marie Street. Cards, flowers, and condolences arrive from workers at St Beaters and the nearby streets, reflecting a strong community connection in Vander ray.
The page lists the Sunday School anniversary program with Mr. Frank Tudball preaching at 10.45 and Rev. A. rT] delivering two minutes of silence at 11, with an afternoon service noted.
Fragmented testimony outlines events at Braybrook police station and a nearby home. Witnesses including Pengelly and Cook describe the Workman and Pengelly party's movements after tea on the Monday night last month, with details of the accused's presence and a police encounter around six to eight o'clock.
In Melbourne Sunshine, Yr L. Coulter urged representation to Railway Commissioners aiming to fix a timetable flaw that left St Albans residents waiting after the 10.45 train. The proposal, supported by Mr. Markshaw, failed to secure relief as discussed at the meeting.
Sunehines held an Armistice Day ceremony with pupils and local figures, including Mr. Haleh and Mr. Reth Grp Haleh, laying a wreath on the Honor tablet. The Last Post was sounded by Sam Smart, followed by the national anthem. Attendance by the public was small.
The Sunshine Mothers Club met Monday afternoon under President Mrs. T. W. Goodwin in the schoolroom. They planned a children’s plain and fancy dress ball at Town Hall on December 2 and, despite the Jackson Block closure, to stage a weekly euchre party to raise funds.
A Footscray car belonging to Mrs G B Davis was found burnt near her home on Tuesday evening. The Lunatic potter received information on Thursday afternoon that the car had been burnt on the Extort road near Offer Park. The vehicle was insured.
School students prepare for an exhibition on November 41 and 32. Invitations are issued to all interested witnesses. Visitors will view work and enjoy a performance each afternoon with talks by students.
Parish notes report St Albans church confirmation plans with Bishop Geren to visit. Harvesting operations continue in the district. Linton Centre Club hosted a party and dance at Mechanics Hall with a large crowd, dancing to a fine orchestra. Prizes awarded to Miss Annie Johnson and Wm Bennett.
Sunshine Pictures showcases The Tigress a drama of clay life and romance with audience appeal. Saturday features Baby Mine with Kart Dane and Grorae K Arial while Monday presents Love Me and the World Mine a the first American product of that fermmens term av E A Dupont. Victor Seantrom director of The Scarlet Letter weighs Puritan social codes as Metro-Goldwyn Mayer epic headlines Wednesday.
Mrs Lowrie and Gr H Skewes acknowledge receipt of a donation. Me G Markham and Mr B L Anderson also express thanks. They extend gratitude to John Adameon Stews Heil and Bult for acting on juries and for their service.
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