Large Jamestown gathering pays tribute to King George V
A prominent Jamestown Institute gathering united diverse communities to mourn King George V and extend sympathy to King Edward VIII and Queen Mary. The program included prayers, a reading, and a proclamation, ending with the National Anthem and a loyalty resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Institute
George V
Edwar VIII
Queen Mary
D. WR. Boucaul
Jamestown District
N. C. Malliday
Smediey
Salvation Army
Institute
J Souter
Wade
9Th Light Horse
Sparrow
R.S.S
Dickson
Girl Guides
Monsignor
Henschke
Corporation District Council
Institute Committee
Boy Scouts
Light Horse
Empire
Cat. Smedley
Shields
Williams
Mary
Halliday
Edward VII
Privy Council
Australia
S.A
Prince of Wales
National Antlers
Rosa Walter
Ono
Farewell Social For Miss Cecili Coghlen At Spalding
A farewell social honored Miss Cecili Coghlen on the eve of her departure for Moonta. The event featured tributes from the Mothers Club, a presentation chain, songs, and a dance. Speakers included Councillor Z W Dornellen and Mr Frank Manson as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecili Coghlen
Moonta
Z. W. Dornellen
Miss Coghlen
Uty
Thewii Dhe
Ile Hall
J. WW. Din
Coxhlen
PB. W. Donnelan
de Ivtvie
D. Karpan
Majory Field
Leila Pearce
Cary Meenuhy
Norma Adams
Mise Coghletti
Ty Yikee
Spalding
Willy Valayable
Frank Manuion
M.C
Moonta Celebrates Centenary of South Australia’s Three Premiers
Moonta on Yorke Peninsula marks a centenary with Back to Moonta events from March 30 to April 4. The town produced three state premiers of Cornish origin and led in copper mining with Wallaroo and Moonta mines delivering large dividends. The celebration highlights the town’s mining legacy, fisheries, and notable residents including R A F Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Moonta
Yorke Peninsula
Cornish
Wen
J. Seiddan
J. Verran
R. S. Richards
House of Assembly
Wallaroo
Kadina
Owna
Wallaroo Mining Company
Mooula
Victoria
Wallaroo and Moonta Mining Company
Bolt
AIL
Yorke Peninsulc
Moonta Anique
Carnisa Wescon
Tsmine
Roeste Cementation
South Australia
Royal Australian Air Force
Air Mar
Sh R. Willams
Vine Lawn
Moonta Bay
Five powler teams visit Piric for pennant games
Cal luvis hosted five powlers from Piric on Saluday to play Smelters Cin in pennant matches. Smelters won 4 games to 3 while Mrn W Honcher presided and Mrs T W Wilkinson replied to Thomas Wilkinsim’s thanks. The match list shows ASSOC SMELTERS with players listed, and PENN TR entrants including Wilkinson and Steive among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powlers
Calluvis
Piric
Saluday
Smelters
Mrn
W. Honcher
Sinel- Hees
T. W. Wilkinson
Presi R Coltle
Wilkinsim
Youm
Notable Northern Pioneer M Weston Of Crystal Brook
Mr M Weston of Crystal Brook a longtime agent for Adelide Milling and SA Farmers Co operative Union who claims to have handled more wheat than any other agent in South Australia. He was born in Gawler in 1862 and active in farming societies, philanthropy, and lodge work with a long record in sport and bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Weston
Crystal Brook
Tha Town
Adelaide Milling Company
South Australian Farmers’ Cooperative Union. Limited
Weston
South Australia
Commonwealth
Gawler
Narvidy
Jamestown
Laura
North-Western Agricultural Society
Country Agricultural Societies’ Association
Crystal Brook Hospital
Northern Areas Football Association
Rechabites
Masonic Lodge
Westontow
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Whyre
M. S. McLeod
Adelaide
Peterboron
Forgan
States
New Zealand
Forgan's
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Port Pirie
W.g.hearne&co.ltd
Ceelond
O'Connell Street
Sydney
King George V
Smelters Club
Galtowie
Assoc. Smelters
Ai Withers
Tueker
Moas
Young
Walker
Somerset
Jonking
Brown
Hughes
Honeher
Mewlow
Tockinberg
Brighton
Wilson
Niena
Bedin
Poeker
PENN
A Uarsson
S. Royal We Guana Wilkinson
Sehar Steive
Ie Poubister
New
Randi
Leth
Ward
Royal
Thomas
Catford
A. Both
Cross
Hennett
Tabe
Lehmann
MR. M. Weston
C. & J. Meakin
Alfred Meakin
Wilkinson
Berridge
the Jeweller Opticians
Aya Street
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