Prince Social Notes at incunshine Lodge Social
The social at incunshine Lodge No. 474 in St Mark's Hallon drew many friends despite a key member's illness. A warm evening featured performances by local entertainers, with supper provided by lodge sisters. The secretary notes possible hall alterations and invites the public to the next gathering in November, while urging members to join the Doulds if not already involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incunshine
A. Mark's Halloon
Crabbe
Mt Ety Lee
Preyall Atlas
Neal
Carter
Fort Marchant
Chas
Hickiood
Horner
Sinsloe
Deer Park
Mr. Horner
Wihose
Na Viendly Society
Anibal
Mathers
Wing
Sai Wei
Grand Lodge
White Sundowners
Muriel Cheek
Miss Jaosstey
Fred Shanon
Frank Hather
T. Bolton
Bro. W. Trueman
Wesoeral
Druids
Tsrook Carnival Realizes Profit Despite Adverse Weather
The Braybrook Sports Committee meeting led by President Gr Pimnell adopted the September 2 balance sheet showing a profit of £45 amid bad weather. Gratitude was shown to the Toadies and committee members for their effort in making the carnival a success. Office holders listed include Harry Mullenger J wil N Granwell Middleton Wy Lane Akel son Th Garay J Jackson AID N Bengell Ge Dempatoe Wo O Willians I Leader JA Tenhams. The ducky hate ton count reached 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Pimnell
Braybrook Sports Committee
Harry
Mullenger
J. Wil N. Granwell
Middleton
Wy Lane
Akelson
Th. Garay
J. Jackson
AL Aid N. Bengell
Ge. Dempatoe
Willians
I. Leader
JA. Tenhams
Deer Park Cricket Club Seeks Funds as Season Nears
Deer Park notes progress of the newly formed cricket club with earnest practice and plans to host fundraisers to buy gear. The team aims to enter a district competition next season while surrounding events include improved facilities at the Deer Park grounds and a busy fishing season. A builder completes additions before the annual carnival, and a shipment of linseed and other goods was unloaded at the local station. Despite bad weather, the Uruganian sports meeting drew a strong attendance and held a full program of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricket
Chi
Deer Park Tion
A. Dickson
Albans
Victoria
New Bond Wales
Bullen
Pres Kram
Nettlefolds Club Dance to Repair Recent Theft Loss
Nettlefolds Sports Club plans a dance and whist drive at Town Hall on November 7 to raise funds for replacing the stolen rose. The event aims to cover shortfall from the theft and restore club finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettlefold
U C C F Annual Conference Review in Melbourne
The U C C F annual conference opened at 10 am in Melbourne, with many unemployed visiting members benefiting from the rationing system. Highlights include the dispute over honorary members, new member gains by Footscray Lodge, adjustments in start times, and financial figures showing mortgages and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Latrobe Street
Melbourne
A. J. Grand
Hawthorn Lodge
Sir J Monash
Whem
Toval
R H. Blakey
Tre
P.N.G
Star of the South
Alberton
Yarran Lodge
Newcombero
A. Grichton
Footscray Lodge
Sunshine postmaster mourns brother in Queensland obituary
Mr W Hawrke postmaster at Sunshine mourns the death of his brother David Martin Bourke who died at Clifton Hill after a brief influenza illness. Bourke was aged MV Years and a bachelor with long service in the mail branch. The family grave at Celture Cemetery hosts the interment. Other Bourke siblings include a Fitzroy firm partner, a Freemantle hotelkeeper, and Rev Bed Bourke of Rockhampton, plus two unmarried sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hawrke
Sunshine
David Martin Bourke
Clifton
Dignity of the Order Faces Medical Fund Plan
A notice outlines establishing a Special Medical Fund to cover medical expenses when a member is away from their local doctor. It lists assets and liabilities, mentions the 1932 Conference to be in Sale, and names officers and trustees with a meeting on October 27. Braybrook Council installs a gramophone to aid speedier financial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet
Sale
Jiro
Gol
Goulter
Bro
Grane
H. J. Brive
A. I Crietton
Lis
Braybrook
Competition £50 Prizes for Indian Head Cloth Frocks
A public competition offers £50 in prizes for embroidery and frocks using Indian Head Cloth. First prize £20, second £5, third £2, plus ten consolation prizes of 10s. Best specimen of embroidery on Indian Mead Cloth wins £4, second £3, third £1, and six consolation prizes of 10s. A £1 prize is for the most distant entry. Printed rules available from your draper. Names and organizers include Miss Edmonson Sworburne Technical College Prudence Mixa Stin Turnbull and The Sun News-Pictorial. Indian Head Cloth suits frocks, overalls, uniforms, rompers, napery. fabric guaranteed to resist sun and washing. Ensure the words Indian Head Cloth appear on the sale label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Edmonson
Sworburne Technical College
Prudence
The
Sun News-Pictorial
Mixa Stin Turnbull
Nadio Service
SDB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince’ Social Notes
Tsrook Carnival
J. Barrett
Country Meads Board
Wightway
U.C.C.F
Albion Lodge
Grand ‘Trustees
Statint
Bac Elery
Bon of Works and Harbor ‘Trust
Hall
Osimuany
Penrose’s
Sunshine Theatre
G. Kirby
Charley
Charles Ruggles
June Collyer
Matinee
Lawrence Tibbet
Carl Brisson
Song OF Soho
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