Jamestown Council Nominating Called For June 10 1939
Jamestown town notice lists council retirements by effluxion of time. Mayor E T Daly and four Ward members to retire. Nominations open at Municipal Offices Irvine Street June 10 1939 at noon. Sealed nominations required by 12 noon May 5. Includes auction and caretakerMemorial Park recruitment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Daly
North
Wehrmann
South
Jamestown
W. Naismith
B. T. Daly
Pat Wethers
M.s
Memorial Park
Dorset
Irvine St
Cross
Leicester
Suffolk
S.m
At Home to be Held at Jamestown Hospital
MSS Dorsce will be at Jamestown Hospital Friday May 5 at 4 20 pm for an At Home event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSS
Dorsce
Jamestown Hospital
Gladstone Jamestown Church Listings and Local Personal Notes
Sunday April 20 1939 Jamestown church timetable lists Church of England services at St James and St Alban with Anzac Day solemn requiem and vestry events. Methodist and Presbyterian services noted. Friday April 28 1939 personals recount visits from Adelaide residents and Easter guests. Then and Now recalls a 50-year-old shopmate reunion between Alfred Pankhurst and Septimus Hewett and local lodge connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Church OF England
A. H. White
Thi
Saster
St. James
H.C
Wengong
Pan
Caltowie
J. Mahoney
Belalle North
G. G. Hvans
B.A
St. Alban’s
Gladstone
Baste
Georgetown
Mesera Alfred Pankhurst
Heaslip
Septimus Hewett
Mesars James Martin & Co
Hewett
Oddfellows Lodge
J. G. Deeble
Syd. Heaslip
Pankhurst
Nan
Central Umpires Applications Open in Belaiie District
Belaiie District Wouthall Association invites applications for central umpires. State experience and fee required. Applications must reach Secretary by 7 pm May 1, 1989. A. L. Jones, Secretary, Box 7, Belaile North, phone 1.
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Belaiie
A. L. Jones
Belaile North
Opening Ball of the Season at Gladstone Institute
Ue Gladstone Tennis Club has analyzed arrangements to hold the Opening Ball of the Season on Thursday May 4 at the Gladstone Institute. Trophies won at the Eastern Tournament will be presented. The Ambassadors' Hand will provide music. Prices are 3 shillings and the balance. W. G Cook is house secretary.
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Ue Gladstone Tennis Club
Gladstone Institute
W. G Cook
Hou
Ambassadors
Gentsa
Bridge Evening at Gladstone Succeeds with 60 Players
A Bridge evening at Memorial Hall Gladstone on April 19 drew sixty players. Weather stopped the Autumn Show for the OGC. Wed Jesslay’s function drew a strong response. Winners: Mrs L Darnett and Mr L Madigan. Consolations: Miss Held and Mr A Simmonds. Also winners in elcbre: Mrs J F O’Neill and Miss Rose Maddigan. Consolations: Miss Hudson and Miss Hughes. Supper overseen by Mrs L Harris with help from Mses A Millard, Pinch, Hall, and Bley. Trophies donated by Kudunda Farmers Co op Society Matthews Emporium and Mr J L Herman.
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Memorial Hall
Gladstone
O.G.C
Gladstone Welfare Club Holds May Meeting at Primary School
About 50 women attended the Gladstone Primary School Welfare Tub meeting with 20 visitors from Laura. Mrs. A. Mundy welcomed guests as Miss Beryl Lambell and Mrs. H. V. Hough provided items. Laura beat Gladstone in a spelling bee. Peggy Hopgood won a separate competition. Tea closed the pleasant afternoon. June 26 marks the club’s third birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Primary
Laura
A. Mundy
Beryl Lambell
H. V. Hough
Gladstone
Peggy Hopgood
Thwaites
Death of Mr Victor Chenoweth at Gladstone
The death of Mr Victor Chenoweth aged 51 occurred Monday at his Gladstone residence after a period of ill health. Born at Hamley Bridge he came to Gladstone 12 years ago from Snowtown and was a partner in West Hopgoon and Chenoweth railway way shippers. A Great War veteran he leaves a widow Mrs L Gale of Gladstone and one grandchild. funeral was held Wednesday. The notice also mentions the June 28 Queensland Scholars Ball in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Chenoweth
Gladstone
Hamley Bridge
Bowlers at Clare: Gladstone visitors fall to Clare 120 to 102
Five rinks from Gladstone bowled at Clare on Saturday and, after a pleasant afternoon, Clare finished with a 120 to 102 victory. Results listed include Prior 80 and 57, Castine 18, Hawke 37, Kuangpstein 19, Holst 27, Pryor 24, Pascoe 22, Peake 32, Harris 16, McDonald 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
D. Prior
E. W. Castine
L. Hawke
R. Kuagpstein
X. Holst
R. Pryor
H. Pascoe
C. Peake
A. Harris
el. McDonald
Gladstone Tz
Clare
Jamestown Rifle Club Championship Shoot Results
The Jamestown Rifle Club held another stage of the club championship on Saturday April 22 at 500 yards. Shooting conditions were difficult and no rifleman reached the limit. The ace marksman Joe Cummings had the highest score and won first place. Frank Pollard, with one point off, took second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cummings
iThe Acvatchman
Joe Cunnings
Frank Pollard
Northern Areas Football Association Opens 1939 Season
The Northern Areas Football Association begins the 1939 season with Gladstone at Georgetown Wirrabara hosting Jamestown and Caltowie visiting Crystal Brook. Teams shown include Gladstone Gladstone visits Brinkworth and the captaincy to be decided before the match with early form noted in recent games. Captain and vice captain to be elected soon.
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Northern Areas Football Association
Gladstone
Georgetown
Wirrabara
Jamestown
Caltowie
Crystal Brook
J. Page
J. and
P. Leesue
D. and
C. Lambell
M. Read
R. Hughes
J. Knapp
F. Wood
L. Rosser
J. Masters
O. Page
Kev
Ken
L. Noonan
PG. Carmody
B. Myatt
R. Donhardt
J. McLaren
M. Smailacombe
W. Sanders
J. Kelly
J. Hynes
B. Phillis
Phillips
J. Hollow
T. Wakefield
D. Phillis
F. McNamara
New Football Rules Adopted by League Umpires
The South Australian Football League passes Victorian and Australian National Football Council umpiring instructions to its umpires for uniform calls. Key points include immediate kicking or handball after being held, fair chance to dispose of the ball, avoid whistling at the moment of grasping, time to kick or handball in scrimmage, and no interference after ball leaves bounds until contact. Also notes on throw-ins from boundary and neutral handling of ball in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian National Football Council
South Australian Football League
Victorian Football League
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Salvation Army
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D.C
Children's Suday School
Bright Salvation Meeting
Women's Home League
G. R. Parrott
Huddleston
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Areas Express and Farmers’ Journal
Jamestown Hospital Inc
Maddigan
Miss Hushes
J. B Maddigan
Miss Reid
Joan
Donald Travers
Bolgart
Western Australia
Mise Pattle
Hilary Daly
Pokins
Jen O'Loughlin
W. B. Clark
Reada Babies Hospital
Woodville
Jean Place
Ren's Hospital
North Adelaide
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North Parade
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Victor Harbow
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Massey Combine
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Victoria Park
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Atte
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Gladstone Welfare Club
MR. W. Chenoweth
Jamestown Rifle Club
St. James Hal
New Football Rules
Stan Burgess
S. Burgess
John Williams
Cpt
R. Cummings
L. Hoffmann
Lester Thomas
E. Elliott
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