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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

5

Coming-of-Age Party for Edith Held at Family Home

Mr and Mrs Pemberton hosted a coming-of-age party at their Et Street residence on Saturday for daughter Edith. About 60 guests attended enjoying a well decorated, festive evening with dancing, gifts, and a supper at six after the key presentation by her father. Miss Kertor fell ill Friday and could not partake in the celebrations.

Jay M Bertini

November Wedding in Ararat Footscray Union

A November wedding at the Baptist Church in Footscray united Mr William yd of Ararat and Miss Jessie Dickson of Sun ine in a 4 pm ceremony. The signing featured a solo by Miss Coull. reception followed at the Smith residence. The bride wore georgette over pink satin with pale pink tulle train and white veil, with Alison Young as bridesmaid and E Young of Box Hill as the brother-in-law giving away.

William Yd Ararat Footscray Jessie Dickson Sunine Peredit the Baptist Church Ey Street G. Tudball B. Cawood Miss Coull St. S Cawood Alison Arer Magaret Young E. Young Box Hill Bert Ilindley Jay

Returned Soldiers Nominate Officers at Sun Branch Meeting

A Sun branch meeting at the R.S. SU.L.A. chose officers for the annual December 12 meeting. Nominations named J. G. (nopposed) for president, H. Foxcroft D. Perry Grat and J. Bird as officers, with several unopposed posts and multiple committees listed.

R.s.su.l.a J. G H. Foxcroft D. Perry Grat Willaton Ani J. Bird T. Adams V. Mounsey E. ¥. Long J. Andrews

Steeplejack Faces Sunshine Police Court Assault Charge

William John Falla described as a steeplejack was charged with assaulting his wife Rose Theresa Falla at their May Street home after a drunken argument on Saturday. Witnesses noted a swollen eye and a head wound. Falla claimed the wife struck first with a kerosene box. The bench adjourned 26 weeks with costs, warning possible severe sentence if misbehaviour continues.

Sunshine William John Falla Rose Theresa Falla May Street Falla McDonald Jerrett Mra Falla Footscray Dr. Pennell, Jr Pennell Cr. Pennell Jay Dr. Pennell Ora

Russell gets ten years for manslaughter in pool death

Harold James Russell, 27, of Maidstone, loses appeal to overturn his manslaughter conviction for the drowning of his wife and two infant sons during a Sunshine pool incident on the night of June 11. He is sentenced to ten years in prison.

Sunshine Court of Criminal Appeal Harold James Russell Maidstone Russell

Horticultural Society Month Meeting Highlights Dahlins Talk

The Horticultural Society held its November meeting with forty attendees. Mr Brunn of Associated Nurseries Melbourne spoke on Dahlins and was thanked by all. The display featured about fifty vases, a record, with several trophies awarded and non competitive displays showcased. A forthcoming Autumn Show is planned for next April and the December session will cover sowing seeds and seedlings.

Brunn Associated Nurseries Melbourne H. Singleton Green Holman Parsons Rautman Coleston P. Roberts G. Singleton Benchley Drayton Snr

Local Traders Defray Cost of Shop Locally Campaign

A list of merchants and service providers supporting the Shop Locally campaign. Names include W. & C. Gross chemists, J. H. Mann hardware, Carlton & Co printers, Miss Baxter House of Quality, and many others such as Roy Blake hairdresser, J. Willen fishmonger, and Marsh & McLoughlin dairymen.

W. & C. Gross Mrs. McDonald R. V. Seymour J. H. Mann Carlton & Co Miss Baxter House of Quality Singleton J. W. McGrath & Co A. Luke T. 1 Robinson Newsagent Roy Blake W. Booth LD. Forden J. Willen C. 11 Semmens Optician Sunshine U.E.S Norm Parsons Frank Hayden G. Davies R. K. McDonald Chalmer's G. Penrose Draper and Mercer Alf Lowe Fruiterer T. Clough E. Chambers

Fragmentary overheard dialogue from a jailhouse call

A garbled OCR-like excerpt shows two speakers Jones and Brown in a terse exchange about informing a spouse. The text includes stray phrases such as are you telling your wife and what she telby ane, with unclear surrounding context.

Minstrels Benefit For the Unemployed at Sunshine Hall

Sunshine Black performers headline a charity minstrel show at Sunshine Town Hall on Thursday December 1. Acts include Morris Rastus and Hambone, the Four Black Crows, Lola Pompey, Rufus, and Hambone and Chorus with songs like Swanee River and Oh! Susanna. Organisers J. White and E. Naylor set admission at 1 shilling 6 pence.

Black Crows Company Chump Chops Rastus Tennessee Pete Comic Lola Pompey Kingdom Coming Port Dulcima Sunney Mose Snawey Qverture Marcel Camptown Dixie Company Cs Sweet Adeline Swanee River Hambone Wee Rufus O' Man River Mar Pompey Jack Crows

Enrol Now In Girls and Boys Junior and Senior Schools

Enrolment open for both girls and boys across junior and senior levels with programs in carpentry turning and fitting science commercial dressmaking craft and art. Applications invited from families seeking broad based practical and creative education.

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Coming-of-Age Party Horticultural Society Sunshine Nigger Minstrels Sunshine Town Hall Pompey and Sambo R Morris Rastus J. White E. Naylor Sunshine Technical School L. G. Leroux Forrest Street Tel. Sun
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