Welfare aka Daphne Larfield

QLD BDM

Welfare Dorrington
Event date: 22/01/1916
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1916/C/3419
Mother: Ellen Mary O'Sullivan
Father/parent: William James Dorrington

Welfare known as Daphne Welfare Dorrington
Event date: 16/12/1939
Event type: Marriage registration
Registration details: 1939/C/5160
Spouse: Leslie William George Burden

Ryerson Index

LARFIELD Daphne Welfare Funeral notice 28JUL2011 Death 95 late of Thornlands Courier Mail (Brisbane) 30JUL2011

LARFIELD Mervyn James Funeral notice 24FEB2015 Death 87 late of Thornlands, formerly of Toowoomba Courier Mail (Brisbane) 02MAR2015

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'''The Dalby Herald   Fri 27 Jul 1951  Page 3  Family Notices'''

THANKS

Mrs. Daphne W. Burden wishes to thank oil kind friends and relatives for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes in the loss of her dearly beloved mothor, Ellen Mary Ellzabeth Dorrington. Please accept this as my personal thanks.

Mrs. Daphne W. Burden wishes to sincerely thank chairman, members of the Dalby Fire Brlgade Board and firemen for the kindness, consideration and sympathy In her recent sad bereavement.

Mrs. Daphne W. Burden wishes to sincerely thank Dr. Martell Matron Sheppard, sisters and nursing staff of the Dalby general hospital for their kindness and attention to her late beloved husband, Leslie William George Burden, Please accept this as my personal thanks.

Mrs. Daphne W. Burden, wife of the late Leslie William George Burden, Fire Brigade, Dalby wishes to express her sincere thanks to relatives and friends for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes In her recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as my personal thanks.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burden, ,44 Drayton Road, Toowoomba, wish to sincerely thank relatives and friends for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes In, the loss of their beloved son. Please accept this as our personal thanks.

The Courier-Mail Fri 11 Jul 1952 Page 12 Family Notices

BURDEN.—In loving memory of my dear Husband, who was called away 11th July, 1951.
If I could speak to you to-day, Look after you in the same old way, Then life would be worthwhile,
But the sweetest memories ever true, Will always remain, dear Les, for you. Inserted by his loving Wife,
Daphne.

BURDEN, Leslie.—In memory of a sincere Friend, 11th July, 1951. I am doing what you asked of me,
But sadness marks my way, The world is not the same for me Since you were called away; I miss you when I need a Friend On you I always could depend. Inserted by Mervyn.

Truth Sun 14 Jun 1953 Page 7 WIDOW'S STORY OF ATTACK

ATTACK ON WOMAN
(Continued from Page 7.)

Det. Chalmers said that at the C.I.B. next day, Sutton refused a line-up parade saying 'Let them look at me'
here. If they say I'm the man then I must be. Det. Chalmers said that when the woman identified Sutton as her
attacker that day, Sutton said to her 'I'm sorry for what I did.- I apologise. I don't know, what came over me.'
He said the woman answered: 'But why did you do it to me? Sutton allegedly replied. 'Because you were the first woman I saw.' Martin Toolis, of Collingwood-street, told the Court he saw a man stooping over a woman on the footpath 15 yards from his house. Daphne Welfare Burden, of Langley-Ave., Wilston, a partner in a Latrobe street store with Mervyn Joseph Larfield said she identified Sutton as the man who came into the store for a soft drink on the night of the attack. She said he appeared to be puffing and when she handed him his change he held on to her wrist. Arthur Basuford, taxi driver, of Collingwood street, said a woman jumped into his cab in a near hysterical condition and asked to be driven home. Kevin William Hale, tram conductor of Woodland-ave., Ashgrove, said he sold Sutton a 7d. ticket for Bardon at about 8 o'clock on May 19. He said Sutton got onthe tram at Adelaide street and sat next to a woman and spoke to her. After further evidence
Sutton was committed for trial at the next sittings of the Criminal Court.

The Australian Women's Weekly View title info Wed 1 Jan 1958 Page 33 Worth Reporting

Christmas Day is not one of leisure for everyone. Here are some stories worth reporting about people whose I
Christmas Day will be occupied with more than turkey dinners and reunions with relatives and friends.

The toll-keeper . . .

QHRISTMAS DAY means "'business as usual" for Toll Master George McDougall and the rest of the staff of
B r i s b a n e's Indooroopilly Bridge. Members of the public always have a cheery word of greeting for us, and Christmas party-goers often hand out balloons and streamers to brighten up the tollhouse
box," said Mr. McDougall. The staff "on deck" with him will be Ron Green, Harry George, Bill Money, Bob
McDougall, Will Kemp, Mervyn Larfield, Kevin Doyle, and Charles Munro.
The ticket collectors work in six-hour shifts, while Mr. McDougall and his assistant book-keeper, Ron Green, share the responsibility of handling the cash and keeping the books up to date.

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LARFIELD, Mervyn Jame's Publication: The Courier-Mail Date Listed: 2/3/2015
LARFIELD, Mervyn James Formerly of Toowoomba and late of Thornlands. Passed away peacefully on 24th February, 2015.Aged 87 Years Loving Husband of Daphne (D). Family and Friends of Mervyn are warmly invited to attend his Funeral Service, to be held at Star of The Sea Catholic Church, Passage Street, Cleveland, on Wednesday, 4th March, 2015, commencing at 10.30 a.m. On conclusion of the Service, the Funeral will proceed to the Cleveland Cemetery.

The Dalby Herald   Fri 3 Aug 1951    Page 2     Advertising

LESLIE WILLIAM GEORGE BURDEN late of New Street Dalby in the State -of Queensland, Fire Station Superintendent, deceased, intestate. After fourteen clear days from today, WELFARE BURDEN of
New Street Dalby in the State of Queensland, lawful widow of the deceased, will apply to the Supreme Court Brisbane, for a grant of administration of the personal estate of the . said Leslie William George Burden' deceased who died intestate. Any person Interested who desires to object to the application or to be heard upon it may file a caveat in the Registry at any time before the grant Is made. JOHN W. COOK, Solicitor for
the said Welfare Burden, 27 Cunningham Street, Dalby.