Charles Scutts 1877-1960

Notizen [The Sydney Morning Herald Wednesday 19 February 1930. Tradesman Fined. Board of Health Prosecutions. Anthony Galetta, a greengrocer, of Beamish Street, Campsie, was fined £5 by Mr. Flynn, S.M., at the Campsie Court yesterday for failing to keep his premises clean. An inspector of the Board of Health said that defendant's shop was in a stinking condition. For a similar offence Charles Scutts was fined £3.] [Stanford - In loving memory of our dear sister, Annie, who departed this life December 4, 1916. So quick and sudden was the call, Her sudden death surprised us all, Only those who loved her are able to tell, The pain in our hearts at not saying farewell, Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, Florrie & Charles Scutts. 467/1904 Stanford, Arthur J. - McNulty, Annie H. (Sydney).] [C S 83yr., Plot: Anglican sect 19, grave 693.]