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Alma May Weise, born on 7 November 1904, Wallaroo Mines, SA, AUSTRALIA, died on 17 August 1936, Norwood, Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA,
buried on 18 August 1936, West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA
(age at death: 31 years old).
[Note 1]
Married on 25 March 1926, West Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA, to
Thomas Scutt, born on 22 April 1903, Adelaide (East), SA, AUSTRALIA, died on 23 April 1977, Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA (age at death: 74 years old) [Note 1-1].
Total: 0 individuals (spouses not included).
| The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA:1931-1954) Tuesday 18 August 1936 p12 Family Notices. SCUTT, On the 17th August, Alma May, dearly beloved wife of Thomas Scutt of 96 Edward Street, Norwood, aged 28 years. Plot:Eyre Nth. |
| [The Advertiser (Adelaide, Saturday 16 September 1916, page 6). ... Magistrates Court - Glenelg, Thursday, September 14. (Before Messrs. W. Patterson and J. McCann.) Alfred Bottomley, William Green, Herbert Statford, and Thomas Scutt were charged, on the information of W. H. Jeanes, town clerk of the Glenelg Corporation, with having galloped horses on the beach at a speed exceeding six miles an hour on Sunday, September 10. The evidence showed that the accused, who each pleaded guilty, had raced their mounts along the beach at a speed of between 12 and 16 miles an hour. The bench inflicted a fine of 10/- with 10/- costs in each case.] [Police. Adelaide, Monday, August 17. (Before Mr. E. M. Sabine, P.M.) The Register (Adelaide, SA :1901-1929) Tuesday 18 August 1925 p12 Article. Arrested early on Sunday morning in the vicinity of the premises of Charles Turner and Henry S. Dunks in Vaughan Place, Adelaide, Thomas Scutt and Thomas P. Brennan, young men, were charged with having been present in a public place with intent to commit a felony. Mr. J. L. Travers, on behalf of the defendants, secured a remand on bail until Thursday. Sgt. Oleeson prosecuted. Defendants were arrested by Detective Dayman. Plainclothes Constable White, and Constable Eddy.] [The Advertiser, Adelaide, SA, Wednesday 31 July 1940 p8 Article. Bookmaker's Clerk Fined. On a charge of having used insulting words to Constables Radcliffe and Trotman in Currie Street, City, on Monday. Tom Scutt, bookmaker's clerk, of Hanson street, city, was fined £1. with 7/6 costs. For having refused to give his name and address to the police, Scutt was fined a further £1/5s. with 7/6 costs.] [Criminal Sessions. The Register, Adelaide, SA :Wednesday 8 February 1928 p5 Article. Traffic - Adelaide Tuesday, February 7. The following cases were dealt with for offences against the Motor Vehicles Act: Thomas Scutt (unprescribed rear number plate, Phillip Street, Southwark), £1 10/-.] |