Farewell at Methodist Church and Golf Club notes
Large attendance at the Methodist Church on Thursday evening March 30 honored Rev Harrison and Mr. Harrison with a farewell. A cheque was presented and music performed. The Golf Club annual meeting on March 28 elected W. Berryman as president and outlined officer roles. Bowling Club season finals concluded with Berryman defeating Wilkinson in the Championship and Foubister/ Berry man winning doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Dial
Harrison
H. F. Royal
R. W. Wilkinson
Consistency
Hoy Foubister
T. W. Berry Man
Messrs. Wilkinson
Roy Foubister
J. . Lehmann
P. McColive
Unclear Horse Racing Card Names and Odds
The readable fragment lists horse names and stables such as Eastern Star Kilford Perfect Star Brownhill Expert Glorify Kefalin Jamestown Lawn Hdep St Just Black Anton Marianatie Lone Flight Purple Prince Jamestown Mdep Adhen Table Bay Bennie Molly's Pet and mentions trials and possible matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunoat
Chatswood
Palasy
Hesticiana
Trigls
Maris Maid
Letter
Ethioperry
Park Stakes
Arbutus
Tamiana
Lone Flight
Purple Prince
Jamestown
Adhen
Table Bay
Bennie
Molly
Flying St. Just
Bier
Canowiv
Gladstone Football Club Names Officers At Annual Meeting
Gladstone Football Club held its annual meeting on Thursday with A Lea presiding. The report and balance showed a credit over £2. Election of officers included patron V Y Thomson president A Leo, vice presidents J Page G Moore J P Paddon, secretary treasurer K O'Brien, delegates A Leo K O'Brien, timekeeper A Harri, trainer R Paton D Ross, gatekeepers J P Maddigan Jack Maddigan, boundary umpire C Bache, goal umpire W Woods. Membership fees set at 5 shillings for single, 7 shillings 1d for double, players 2 shillings 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Football Club
A. Lea
L. Maddigan
VY. Thomson
A. Leo
J. Page
G. Moore
J. P. Paddon
K. O'Brien
K O'Brien
A. Harri
M. Read
J. P. Maddigan
Jack Maddigan
W. Woods
C. Bache
R. Paton
D. Ross
A. Lee
Tran
Jamestown and Gladstone fight to resume cricket final at Caltowie
Jamestown declared 389 for five with Hooper 51 not out and J Thomson 107 not out leading the day. Gladstone are 208 for one with Vie Coe 6 not out and Jack Thomson 107 not out among the standout performances as play resumes Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltowie
Jamestown
Gladstone
Hooper
Jack Thomson
Vie Coe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladstone Business Directory
A. T. Graham Furniture & Hardware Store
Graham
Alfa, Domo & Dobbie
Graham's
G. S. Kearney Goadstone Motor Garage
Clark’s Gladstone Stores
A. J. Lawrie
Spalding
C. C. Bennett
Sale Yards
Bell Service
POR
Lawn
St. Just
Black
N. A. Wood
Fruiterer and
Greengrocer
Cross Street
Vladstor
R. McKiernan
Gladstone Street
Glastone
B. A. Grosskopf
Laura Milling Coy
E. A. Roberts
Miss Phyllis Cook
Gladstone and District
H. B. Hewett
R. J. Finlayson
Mr. Farmer
Belalie
J. Rosie
B. Crafter
Wilmshurst
Moy
Maddigan
B. Moy
J. Thomson
B. G. Thomson
M. Hooper
G. McCarthy
B. Thom
Vans
Gev. Thomson
Wimshurst
Rosie
V. Coe
Thomson
the Booyoolie Hotel
Jack Page
Nathan Beer
Gladstone Pharmacy
J. W. Norman, M.P.S
the Gladstone Bakery
B. R. Muldoon
H. T. Harslett Income Tax Agent
Aldayne Buildings
Harris
Cash & Carry Store
A. C. Masters
BAKER
Confectioner & Pastrycook
C. C. Bennett Garage
Main St
S.A. Farmers’ Co-operative Union Ltd
A.C. Read
Gladstone Garage
Austin and
FIAT
Caterpillar Tractor
Dalgety & Company, Ltd
John S. Paddon
Melrose Beer
Sydney W. Thomson
B.C
Univ. Adel
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Laura
C. Brook
Gladstone Hotel
P. G. Moore
West End Beer
Ecot
Jim Stewart
LEO Bros
Family Butchers
Cavill
E. A. Gale & Sons Builders, Contractors & Undertakers
Sixth St
Eley Bros
General Blacksmiths
L. Palmer & CO. Watchmakers
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