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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
4
Scrappy classifieds list rentals wanted sales and odd jobs along with church notices for Sunshine area. Entries mention rooms to rent beds furnishings lawnmowers and building materials plus weekly work ads and church service times across multiple local venues. Names and streets appear with scattered addresses and contact hints.
In memoriam notices recall Payterson who died on September 21 142 along with a Great Grandmother and other relatives. The Elleworth family laments the loss while mentioning cherished memories and a loving community. A separate note honors a late friend Ghvasting Winter who passed away on September 1. These items are memorials from family members expressing grief and remembrance.
The Sunshine and District Cricket Association invites applications for umpires for the forthcoming season. Closing date is September 8. Applications should be lodged with the secretary, J. Frazer, at Arnyateong Street, Sunshine.
Auctioneer 14 Bell in Sunshine holds a sale on Saturday September 1943 at 2 45 pm for property at 44 Hampshire Road Sinishine under directions from the Auctioneer of the Institute Elisabeth Chambers. Goods include shop and dwelling with vacant possession and tenant in place, title certificate, cash terms. By appointment only.
Rudden Edwards and Violet Johnson won the Excelsior Big Sittechuy competition at the Muse field amid a large attendance. The exhibition drew strong crowds as the final is set for Saturday at Bop station 25 with Edw ardse Vedelinvony and Minx Mal vy among contenders.
Higgs child born September at Densie Street Hospital to Mr and Mrs Huei Wad Captain He Hee Migex Inn and Youylie Jolin, honoring family.
LODGE NOTICES MANCHESTER UNITY 1.0.C.F Led J. L. WESCOTT Secretary Trebor Forrest Sty Sunshine OR SUNSHINE TENT Lodge will meet on Thursday at 7 pm at Sunshine Theatre W. Tisdale Secretary 5 Anderson Road Sunshine Min Ys Secretary 19 Ridley Street Sunshine UNITED ANCIENT ORDER DRUIDS Sunshine Lodge No 274 members are notified that the above lodge will meet in the rear of the Sunshine Theatre on Thursday at 6 pm WORMS Secretary 73 Anderson id
The family of the late Mee Mary Power Malune express heartfelt gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers, cards, and tributes. Special thanks go to Mrs Batten, Dr John Gowland, and Father Ryder for their care and kindness during this time.
Frances Murle Pritchard Smith, only child of Mr and Mrs E Pritchard, 46 Forrest Street Sunshine, Victoria, engaged to Flight Sergeant Russell Newborn Smith BA AE, youngest son of Mr and Mrs W Smith of Hippleton West Burrigh Queensland.
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Severe weather did not stop the St Albans Red Cross Sub-Branch from holding a successful Australian tea at the Mechanical Institute on Saturday, raising 14 pounds 4 shillings 9 pence for Red Cross funds. Special thanks paid to Misses Doherty Kennedy and Paren for major fund contributions and a chocolate box was won by Mrs. John Ogan. A meeting is set for Monday next, with card games on Wednesday, as the community supports wartime efforts and local civic projects. The report also notes attendance by Cr. Parsons and Cr. Jolly and references to Liberty Loan drives, with emphasis on youth subscriptions and ongoing municipal plans in St Albans. Sympathy extended to the family of the late Mr. Pawar.
Braybrook Footwallery hosts a big dance on Saturday October 2 at the Frontieray Ten Hall. A warm welcome is extended to attendees and the venue will be easy to find with organized transportation by bus from May Street North and City routes.
A garbled narrative follows Gladys, a station dash, a fall on a slope, and a bus. A conductor and a father exchange quips about tea or toffee as a boy questions if a doctor is doctoring or being doctored, reflecting a muddled dialogue segment.
Barhiress falls ill causing widespread disruption as workers report rising trouble across the LW community. Authorities warn of cascading effects on daily life and local services, urging calm and patience while medical guidance is issued.
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