Slattery Welcomes Birth Of Daughter In Abilow Gl nelg
A daughter was born to the wife of J. M. Slattery on May 24 at Narms South Terrace Adelside. The event adds a new member to the Slattery family with celebratory notes from the local community.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
2
A daughter was born to the wife of J. M. Slattery on May 24 at Narms South Terrace Adelside. The event adds a new member to the Slattery family with celebratory notes from the local community.
The water rate collector will visit Gladstone on and after Monday next. The Gladstone Inebriate Institution invites magazines and periodicals for inmates. Large coloured cartoons adorn the Parish Hall walls. The Bishop of Willeshrs will explain them at a social gathering Wednesday night. Juve and Hoe will speak on his visit to Indias. All are invited.
A grand dress carnival in Gladstone on Wednesday night drew a crowded hall for the Soldiers' Memorial Hall fundraiser. The event featured elaborate costumes including Sailors Lassies and Red Piroettes, with decorations of asparagus fern, flowers, and bunting and a performance by Mecra, Harper, and Sedinary.
Crowley notes praised originality in the Magpies set with black and white costumes bearing maps of Australia. The event featured a white rabbit mascot, various named outfits, and a monkey herald. Prizes awarded for best fancy dress and sustained character. An abundant supper followed, with dancing late into the night.
A collage of quotes and notices includes weather notes from June and lunar phases, dramatic lines on life and courage, and a detailed report from Gladstone about a carnival fixture. It records attendance, prizes returned for food relief, and thanks to local volunteers and suppliers.
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