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Family Notices (Family Notices), Western Star and Roma Advertiser (Toowoomba, Qld. : 1875 - 1948), Saturday 21 December 1912 page Family Notices 2013-04-04 18:18 iW1ENEK£--)GROSVJEKOS.—Ou Dec
enj*a* 12tb, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Boma, by Rev. Father
EelJy, Charles D. Wieneke, youngest
son 01 Mr. ana Mrs. J. J. Wieneke,
• to Enid Evelyn Grosvenor, third
daughter of Mrs. Medhuret, Mtttoa,
late Mr. W. F. Havdle wish to ex
ItmmuBt IMm.
WIENEKE--GROSVENOR.—On Dec-
ember 12th, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Roma, by Rev. Father
Kelly, Charles D. Wieneke, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wieneke,
to Enid Evelyn Grosvenor, third
daughter of Mrs. Medhurst, Miltoa,
late Mr. W. F. Havdle wish to ex-
Brisbane.
Family Notices (Family Notices), Southern Argus (Port Elliot, SA : 1866 - 1954), Wednesday 3 March 1937 page Family Notices 2013-04-04 18:09 TITRS. KEN GROSVENOR wishes to
cay Mr. Grosvenor's health is progress
MRS. KEN GROSVENOR wishes to
say Mr. Grosvenor's health is progress-
Family Notices (Family Notices), The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Friday 13 February 1942 page Family Notices 2013-04-04 18:00 RENDELL---in tender memory o u enr
dear Mother, Mrs. A. Rendell. who fell
asleep February 13. 1940. Inserted by
Mary. of Lavierton and Premantle.
sOLTOGGIO.-In lovin me-mory of our
dear Husband and Father, Ntco?a. -w.ho
died February 13. 1940. Inserted by his
loving wife Pins, sons UTgo. V.ctor and
silvio. daughters-in-law, B-erpl and Olive.
s7.
RENDELL---In tender memory of our
dear Mother, Mrs. A. Rendell, who fell
asleep February 13, 1940. Inserted by
Mary. of Laverton and Fremantle.
SOLTOGGIO.-In loving memory of our
dear Husband and Father, Nicola. -who
died February 13, 1940. Inserted by his
loving wife Pina, sons Ugo. Victor and
Silvio, daughters-in-law, Beryl and Olive,

COUNTRY TELEGRAMS. RIVERTON, October 22. (Article), The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Thursday 23 October 1879 page Article 2013-03-17 02:12 A lad named Archie Grosvenor te.l icom the
fop of a scaffold at the Hoo. Alex. Hay's
killed, but beyond being severely cut aud
A lad named Archie Grosvenor fell from the
top of a scaffold at the Hon. Alex. Hay's
killed, but beyond being severely cut and
WOMAN'S REALM Social and Personal. Ambulance Ball. (Article), The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Monday 5 July 1937 page Article 2013-03-17 00:29 Williams, F. Wimbridge. Dorothy Firth. Bonas
Williams, F. Wimbridge. Dorothy Firth. Rona
GIRL GUIDES. Notes from the Country. (Article), Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Thursday 12 November 1931 page Article 2013-03-17 00:23 Slate Secretary: «lu Ruth -McWhae. He»,
Office: W.A.T.C 8ulldlng. Howard-street. Perth
Thc Division Commissioner for the Xorth re
not able to give nows for this issue, will liav«
a good deal to tell us about -the progress ol
guilding in the North-west later on. »
" Broadcasting.-Brownies should look out foj
lt Will be a special mic under the direction ol
Company Notes.-Second Albany writes:-"At
last we hav" something worth writing about
we have a Union Jack of our very own. given
.we were inspired by the "colours" at the great
ing for one. We of the 2nd Albany-all High
School girls-are very fort una té in our meet-
hall, and for fine days the "Guide" Kock, a
great Hat rock, from which one has a wonderful
view of the ocean, with the I'orongorups and the
Stirlings in the far distance. There, Mrs. Jtobin
son presented our flag to the company leader.
Eileen Wittern. At the same time she enrolled
and our head master-the only visitor-nobly
Rendel, Edna Nott and Daphne Hillman all
State Secretary: Miss Ruth McWhae. Head
Office: W.A.T.C Building, Howard-street, Perth
The Division Commissioner for the North re-
not able to give news for this issue, will have
a good deal to tell us about the progress of
guilding in the North-West later on.
Broadcasting.—Brownies should look out for
lt will be a special one under the direction of
Company Notes.—Second Albany writes:-"At
last we have something worth writing about—
we have a Union Jack of our very own, given
we were inspired by the "colours" at the great
ing for one. We of the 2nd Albany—all High
School girls—are very fortunate in our meet-
hall, and for fine days the "Guide" Rock, a
great flat rock, from which one has a wonderful
view of the ocean, with the Porongorups and the
Stirlings in the far distance. There, Mrs. Robin-
son presented our flag to the company leader,
Eileen Wittem. At the same time she enrolled
and our head master—the only visitor—nobly
Rendell, Edna Nott and Daphne Hillman all
Girl behind the football scenes (Article), The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Monday 9 August 1948 page Article 2013-03-16 22:58 kicked of on Saturday.
kicked off on Saturday.

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