Miss Lilia Jackson Betsroth in Derrinu area ceremony
Miss Lilia Jackson of Derrinu area will be married to Mr BAM at the Saishine Prestig church. A large turnout of friends attended a tea at Soldiers' Club where Miss Jackson received gifts. Mr J J McReneie presented a ball. Guests praised the club's support and music. Prize winners included Miss Jackson and several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilia Jackson
Af Mesditekson
Derrinuareet
Albian
Bam
Ifurelay
Wale Amistewil
Williamstown
Tyeal
Keilor Presidential Dinner To Honor Public Figures
Nash newly elected president on Saturday announced a Keilor dinner before Christmas with many representative public men invited. Date not fixed yet. the event will be held in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo J. le Butterley
Joe AL OK. Nash
Ikeihar
Methodist Ladies Sale Of Outifix At Masonic Hall
Dr Ralph McKay opened the Methodist Ladies Guild sale of outifix at the Masonic Hall on Thursday afternoon to a large crowd. A varied display drew good sales and several prize winners were named including Brown sponge to Mrs H Pen Belly and Victoria sponge to Mrs J Hardie. Best decorated bicycle went to Max Har eaves and best decorated pram to Dolly Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McKay
Shire Council
Methodist Ladies’Guild
Masonic Hall
Don. Prige
Hh. Pen- Belly
Mrs Hardie
Victoria
J. Hardie
J. Derham
Hardie
A. Perry
Pengelly
Leones
Stevens
D. Derham
Mesdames Neyland
H. Thompson
Max Hareaves
Wandering stock nuisance noted in Drayton guidance
Conspector W J Wallis told Drayton and Lowe on Monday night that wandering stock have been roaming gardens and fields. Dr Lowe said the stock remained on the western side of the line and could continue to stray. The issue prompted complaints from residents about livestock on local properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wallis
Drayton and
Lowe
Armed man terrorizes Braybrook in violent arrest
Senior Constable Bareman and Constable Shields tracked an armed laborer through Braybrook after he brandished a breech loading pistol. The suspect resisted, was recaptured, and brought before Meo Edgar Hare Breaves, who committed him to the local receiving house. The offender, known locally as Bobbie, was last seen near Errol Street Foolscary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Gonstabile
Chere Dbaea
Eporis
Owith
Hraybrook
Vheeneten
Meiner Dad
Bareman
Shields
Goloen
Oman
Edgar Hare Breaves
Braybrook Hotel
Bobbie
Joan
Errol Street
Foolscray
Captain and Mrs Sharp Leave Sunshine
Captain Sharpe in charge of the Batwalian Army corps transfers to another unit with the Sharp family moving to Gironde. The departure, noted by fellow members, ends a popular period of service during the next three weeks as travel arrangements are finalized and community regret is expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Eitieer
Sharp
Gironde
The
Arno
St Albans Notes on Rides, Cricket and Local Events
Malcolm Macrae rode Welcome Stranger to victory in the Findun Hunt Club's Cup last week at St Albans. Treasure Toy finished fourth in the Maiden Hunt Steeplechase. The St Albans Mothers Club held a large juvenile concert on September 28 with school children and Mere Murray pupils. St Albans Cricket Club beat Eclipse Ramblers by six wickets. notable scorers and bowlers listed. A post office game and a Progress Association charity cabaret are planned for future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
San) Macrae
Welcome Stranger
Findun Hunt Club
St. Albans
St. Albany Cricket Club
Eclipse Ramblers
A. Buttimer
Heap
E. Magee
H. Stevens
Allen
Buscombe
Eclipse
Fin
A. Wylie
A. Galli
Hale
Trudgen
Buttimer
Progress Association
Revered Meathcote and Mrs Fletcher Welcomed
A community welcome greeted Rev Meathcote and Mrs Fletcher at the Presbyterian church. Representatives from Ghee Ghareeks and multiple denominations attended as ministers extended warm welcomes. Mrs Fletcher spoke warmly about future cooperation with the parish, and a supper followed the service in a friendly social setting.
St Marks News Social Evening and Mission Helpers Outing
The Obs reports a successful St Mark's social evening with Patrick and the Waile brothers and M Jeffries. Gyness near miss with a performance of a two and threes game. piano aided by Mrs Waite Miss Amy Houghton and M. Main. League of Mission Helpers ta ke a trip to Ferntree Gully for an outing to Toddlers Home Ramoth and Twenty ladies. Next Sunday October 20 Rev G Tidmarsh will preach evensong. parishioners urged to welcome him.
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Obs
Patrick
Waile Brothers
M. Jeffries
Gyness
Jess Sel
Waite
Amy Houghton
Main
Dean
Dulcie Whiting
League of Mission Helpers
Ferntree Gully
Ramoth
G. Tidmarsh
Th.l
Mer.Tidmarsh
To Night's Political Meetings at Sunshine Theatre
Free picture program and labor addresses set for the evening at Sunshine Theatre with Nicbinson's corner at 8 and a Nationalist talk by Harrison and Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Theatre
Nicbinson's Corner
Harrison and Day
Saturday election amid polling irregularities and candidate list
Voters face a compulsory vote with candidates including Aether Lewis, Claber Jon Odio, Henry Lister, and Cer Wheto amid claims of irregularities. Polling sites at Shire Hall, Unfant Welfare Centre, Chapel and State School, Draybridk. Returning officer Mr W. 4 Andrew, GdE, oversees the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voling
Lewis Claber
Jon Odio
Henry Lister
Shire Bal
Draybridk
W. 4
Andrew
Gde
McKays Canadian Operations Plan Growth in Canada
The article reports McKay's plans to establish a manufacturing plant in Canada to access overseas markets. President Brow nbill and Mr Brownbill address Sunshine residents, defending the move and noting it aims to recover overseas trade while maintaining local production for less critical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terdeeleegh
Matseuie Hall
Vhs Diay Ashertionan
Vo McKay Prop. Ltd
Canaia
AL BK
Ralph McKay
McRkay
Rome
Sunshine
Brownbill
Canada
McKay
Sings
America
Claim to seized furniture succeeds in Sunshine Court
Messrs G W Pennell and J L Scotts JPs examined ownership of woods and chattels seized under a distress warrant after J W McGrath won a £7 2s 7d verdict against T P Baker. Mrs G E Baker claimed ownership and produced documents for court inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pennell
J. L. Scott
J.p's
Sunshine Court
J. W. McGrath
T. P. Baker
Armstrong Street
G. E. Baker
Turf Topics Spring Meeting at Caulfield
Carded selections feature Cardinal Iola Welter and Maiden stakes entries. Debutante Stakes and Toorak Handicap projections include 1G Sur Noval Charter Teal Mighing Wood Steeple and Caulfield Guineas entries with Punching Wanda King. Cardinal's Double claimed by Forfeit and High Syce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUR Noval Charter
Toorak Mandicap
I—Igt
Kalloni J—Faramanch
Trustees offer St Albans reserve to council
Cr Fl Stensen and Mr Bod Luxford met Braghbrook council on Monday night and offered to vest in the council the local recreation reserve of about six acres valued above £0000, for public use in perpetuity. The reserve would be named Errington reserve and remain for people’s use if Sunshine becomes a borough. council to decide joint trusteeship with Keilor at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr FL Stensen
Bod. Luxford
Braghbrook Council
Toovest
Oik
St. Albans
Uhiato
Errington
Sunshine
Luxford
Dr. McKay
Percy Street
Keilor
Braybrook
Baker Wins as McGrath Fails to Appear in Court
The case was called but McGrath did not appear, so the hearing was struck out and Mrs. Baker retains possession of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
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Onilgren
Lila Jackson
Soldiers’ Club
Captain
Mrs. Sharp
Meathcote
Fletcher
Heathcote
Presbyterian Ghiared
Presbyterian
I W. McWhiarber
Ghee Ghareeks
Iic
Bender Cords
Veune
Meas Dibble Ghass
Siday School
Kindergaethen
Dys
Aim
Mars
Hrochbill
Ihew
John Gurtis
Dew de Hood
Wehardsean
Abr
Mis
al i. Seoth
Ghareh
England
Weleompyes
Wits
Giapl
Sharpes
Mir Bletelier
Chiat
All
Wes
Che Parish
Pletehers
ST. Mark's
Caulfield
Iola Welter
Standard Bearer
Silent Quest
J—Walcullus
Ifield Stakes
Seppatr
Wanda King
GT. Albans
Council
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