Volunteers Wanted for Playgrounds Working Bee Near State School
Volunteers are invited this Saturday afternoon to a working bee near State School to prepare the grounds. After opening day efforts by Mr Johnston, many are disappointed not to use the greens. A scratch match is arranged for today to help members practice, with new members provided bowls.
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Wenn
Johnston
Elsternwick
Sunshine
Hawthorn
Quarternan
Sunshine P
Sunshine I
Norman
Sandman
Emingsen
Stavelyne Penrose
Hemypeaun
Leevison
Nicholson
Hell
Jerry
McLean
Dolan
Emilie
Roussac
W. Wilson
Richards
Oakes
Lanoon
U F S Association Seeks Hall As Cricket Season Opens
The U F S Association reports improved harmony among Sunshine friendly societies and plans for a hall to house the group. The Eight Hours Day date is moved, and cricket fixtures begin October 8 with matches including Unity versus Indecent Oddfellows and Druids' Alliance versus Australian Natives as old players return to compete.
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Friendly Societies
Sunshine
Old Order of Things
Associatio
Preeein Ae
Bites
Enter Unity
Indecant’ Oddfellows
Druids’ Alliance
Johnny Get Your Hair Cut screens Jackie Coogan
On the screen the counselors of Jackie Coogan adapt and film The Mud Bug as Johnny Get Your Hair Cut after a two year search for a race-track story. Jackie, under his Metro-Goldwyn contract, aims for a role like this with Maurice Costello co starring. Sunshine tonight shows the film with an escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Gerald Beaumont
Johnny
Jackie
Metro-Goldwyn
Maurice Costello
Sunshine Library Reform To the Editor
Letter from a reader criticizes the city library for stagnation and high fees. The correspondent laments few new volumes, limited open hours, and reliance on large distant libraries. He calls for improved access, updated collections, and better support for local readers.
Baptist Church Mission Day Recalls Town and Country Service
The Baptist Churches of Victoria plan a Mission Day with Rev. G. Tudball sharing reminiscences of his many years in town and country. An evening service features a dual program and notes of thanks for assistance will be given.
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Baptist
Victorma
Tudball
Farewell Social At Waptet Church For Thompson Family
A farewell social was held Tuesday evening September 14 at Waptet Church for Mr and Mrs Thompson and their daughter. Mrs Thompson helped found the church and Mr Thompson served as secretary. The pastor presented gifts and remarks were supported by local friends. Several vocal numbers were offered by attendees as tokens of appreciation for the Thompsons long service.
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Focal Waptet
Koy
Thompson
Mer Thompson
Cinel
Maes Theaspeen
Messrs. Phillips
Manne
Town Hall Curtain Bids Led To Soldier Loan Plan
Cr Tarclay reported two curtain quotations for the town hall stage £49 15s and £113. Returned soldiers offered to fund the cheaper curtain by loan on six months no interest, with footlights costs around £100 to be pursued later. Council decided to take the cheaper curtain and accepted £50 from soldiers under the stated terms.
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Cr Tarclay
Town Hall
Crs
Dempster
Greenham
Cr. Lowe
McKay
Cr. Barclay
Pennell
Maidstone Methodist Cricket Club Opens Season Against Barkly Street
Maidstone Methodist Cricket Club starts the season today with Barkly Street Methodists as the opening foes. The match is at Maidstone reserve on Rosamund Road, promising a good game. players must be on ground by 2.30 p.m.
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Maidstone
Deer Park Work Accident and Shearing Preparations
A Deer Park driver, Mr Gee Christie, was badly bruised when a horse suddenly stepped on his foot at the Federal Fertilizer Works. No bones were broken, but recovery will take time. The report also notes Jack Close’s popularity at Rendbank’s shearing shed and ongoing but slowed preparations as district sheds begin after poor seasonal weather.
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Federal Fertilier Works
Gee Christie
Deer Park
Christie
Jack
Thomas
Rendbank Jack
Steenewirrers
Isaan
Oeb-Teret
Ariel Irrless
Everal
Neometh
F Vreloar Clef
Nobel
Bobas
Uatrasdale
Reply From Mr Jones on River Reading Letter
A letter from Mr Jones responds to River Reading and critiques the Reform Party leaders and council behavior. He defends shire officers as administrators carrying out the Council’s wishes and challenges River Riding’s accusations about Drs Tempster Dobson Greenham and their leadership roles. He argues Labour Party policy and mocks violent rhetoric.
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River Reding
Jemes
River Riding
Dee
Sometingwich
Rirling
Cra
McKay
Drayton
Ademire
Drs. Tempster
Dobson
Reform Party
Cine
Hogan
Chimucye Sweep and Milingeworth Trade Names Revealed
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Chimucye and Milingeworth linked to a trade or advertisement phrase. The item reads as a simple record of entities and a buyer seller context with unclear action or date.
Keeping Sunshine Dry Keeping Sunshine Dry Sir
A letter writer signs as Yours, etc., arguing for keeping Moselle wine and liquor away from public view. He challenges a critic who equates liquor trade with other trades, ridicules penalties tied to hotels, and defends abstinence by contrasting hotel visits with other everyday places like bakeries and butcher shops. He insists on keeping Sunshine dry and asserts his stance openly.
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Moselle
Ith
Baker's
Sunshine M U cricket clash sparks near fortnight match
Sunshine M U lodges held a midweek meeting with about 30 members in attendance. P G Guy and Bro Jones reported on U F S work and urged a strong team for the upcoming Saturday cricket start. Werribee visited Sunshine and the locals won a tight game 149 to 141.
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P.G. Guy
Bro. Jones
U.F.S
Werriber Lodge
Sunshine
Werribee
Duncan-Weaver Wedding at Sunshine Presbyterian Church
A wedding at the Sunshine Presbyterian Church on Saturday September 24 united Lawler Thincan son of Mr and Mrs J Duncan Minyip with Ethel Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs S Weaver Sunshine. The ceremony was conducted by Rev G Brodie and Rev Colin Robertson. The bride wore a white georgette dress with silver trimmings and wore a wreath and veil. Bridesmaid Miss Nellie Martin wore pale blue georgette. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast for about fifty was held at the Masonic Hall with toasts and songs. The couple left for a state's tour and will reside in King Edward avenue.
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Presbyterian Church
Sunshine
Lawler Thincan
J. Duncan
Minyip
Ethel
S. Weaver
Anderson Street
G. Brodie
Colin Robertson
W. Lowman
Luthui Vidainaigit
Poutscray
Comsin
Tran
G Pyers
Mooney
Masonic Hall
Brody
Arthur Iyers
Miss Richards
Miss Heatt
Miss Feeney
Duncan
King Edward Avenue
Methodist Sunday School Anniversary Held at Sunshine Theatre
Officers announce a growing Sunday School will hold its anniversary at Sunshine Picture Theatre, organizing activities to celebrate the year's rapid growth and community turnout.
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Methodist Sunday School
Sunshine Picture Theatre
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Deer Park News
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Sunshine M.U
Duncan-Weaver
V. M
Knol
Esplanade
Maribyrnong
Barb St
Raleigh's Rd
Coach & Motor Body Works
M. B. Lynch
Ballarat Road
Hampshire Road
Mekal
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