Local Interest Rises for Mr Morris Mission Visit
The Shire Hall and Methodist Church in Sunshine host Mr Morris and companions Mr Fred Levett and Mr McLeod Sandland in a series of talks and singing for youths and adults. Sessions draw visitors from Asger Vale Coburg Camberwell with plans for illustrated lectures and three Sunday gatherings concluding Monday and Tuesday.
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Sunshine
Tre- Morris
Australia
Fred Levett
Sofpah
McLeod Sandland
Pipris
Asger Vale
Coburg
Camberwell
Morrisle
Shire Hall
Maidstone Club Hosts Notable Display At Town Hall
The Maidstone Physical Culture Club drew strong attendance at Bunahine Town Hall on ten night. Miss Esma Stewart received praise for an excellent gylandid display by pupils of all ages. Dolly Middleton, six, impressed with a near perfect performance. Dr. W. J. Pridham chaired, Markham’s band provided music, and dancing followed from 10 pm. Two pupils were absent due to scarlet fever and a car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Bunahine
Esma Stewart
Stewart
Dolly Middleton
Alost
Miss Stewart
Alo
Shire
W. J. Pridham
Markham
Evans
Violet Blasey
Merle Johnwan
Eurythmics
Misa Allen
Whlers
Action Wong
Nvotte
Misses
Sunshine Now Dese Beckioading Melbourne Daily
Les Libbis Pied announces to the People of Sunshine Now dese beckioading Melbourne Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Melbourne
The Man Who Hated War Yet Made It Terrible
Alfred Nobel born 1833 celebrated centennial 1933. He built an empire from nitroglycerin and invented dynamite, detonation tech, and ballistite, enabling vast engineering feats and warfare. Later, he funded peace, science prizes, and a League of Nations precursor. His fortune supported prizes in physics chemistry physiology and medicine literature and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nobel
Nobel
Panama Canal
Simplon
Sweden
Kiewelguhr
League of Nations
Peron
Nox Hong
Mme. Curie
Hillbare
Rudyard Kipling
Ronald Rows
Bernard Shaw
Sir Austen
Gustav Stresemann
Girl’s Fonturen Marks Completion in Wartime Control
Fragmentary OCR hints at a story about a girl's imprint on wartime matters and a man facing penalties connected to bigamy in the context of an ex wife and mother-in-law. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to the garbled text.
Funeral of the Late Mr James McIntyre
At 71 years James McIntyre died at Carngham Sunshine on November 6 after a lengthy illness. He leaves a widow and grown children. The funeral Saturday was well attended and interment was at Footscray Cemetery. Floral tributes came from Nobles, Deer Park workers and Sunshine Lodge members. The Rev W Vais officiated at the house and service. War Bro H S Oaked from Sunshine Masonic Lodge conducted the lodge service. Nelson Bros. supervised funeral arrangements.
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James McIntyre
Carngham
Withera Street
Sunshine
Footecray
Nobel's
Deer Park
H. V. McKay
Sunshine I. O.R
Sunshine Lodge
A. McIntyre
Will
Viv
Dim
W. Teese
G. Baker
McIntyre
W. Vais
Sunshine Presbyterian
War
Bro. H
Sunshine Mazonic Lodge
Read
Memra Nelson Bros
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Sevebine
of Bger
The
Sunshine Advocate
Les
Libbis
Norman Ginnburg
Sunday Express
Path of Pasifisiom
Britain
Mother-In-Lewa
Mr. James. McIntyre
Essex
Wicking
Chalmers’ Bootery
Hampshire RD
Sunshine Junior Technical School
J.T.C
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