Iris Irma GLEW [13085]

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The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Thu 17 May 1945 Page 7

WOMEN PLACED ON BOND.
Idle and Disorderly.
Iris Irma Glew (25) and Helen Gleed Gardiner (18), both of Beaufort-street, pleaded guilty before Mr T. H. Hannah, SM, In the Perth Police Court on Tuesday to charges that at Perth on May 14 they were idle and disorderly. They were each placed on a bond of £15 to be of
good behaviour for six months. Sgt W. C. Wyatt prosecuted.

~Dt F. E. Jones stated that neither defendant had done any work for the past three months but had been About city hotels with servicemen.

Elaine Daphne Smith (19). of Irwin-street, pleaded guilty to a similar charge. Det Clarey stated that defendant had done no work since December. She had been sick for some time and had been given a medical certificate that she was to do only sedentary work, but she failed to report or to continue work ing in various positions to which, she had been sent by the National Service Office.
Smith was placed on a bond of £5 to be of good behaviour for six months.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/51749398

The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1955) View title info Wed 16 May 1945 Page 2
Sobs As She Admits Guilt
Sobbing as she slowly entered Perth Police Court dock yesterday, 19-year-old Elaine Daphne
Smith, of Irwin Court, Irwin Street, faced an idle and disorderly charge.
She was still wiping her red, swollen eyes when she pleaded guilty.
She told Magistrate Hannah that she would go to work if given a chance. She was released on her own bond of £5 to be of good behaviour for six months.
Early today Detective Clarey interviewed her at a lodging house. She admitted that she had not worked since December 23. -
Two other young women, both looking extremely young, admitted similar charges.
They, too, were given a chance and released on bonds of £15 to be of good . behaviour for six months.
They were 25-year-old Iris Irma Glew, and 18-year-old Helen Gleed Gardner, both of Beaufort Street, Perth.
Detective F. Jones said that they had done little or no work during the last three months.
He had often seen them in city hotels with servicemen, and had received several complaints about their behaviour. - [Before Mr T. H. Hannah, S.M. Sergeant W. C. Wyatt prosecuted.] ;
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/78473255

Iris married Thomas Dan SHUTTLEWORTH [13082] [MRIN: 4656], son of Thomas Simpson SHUTTLEWORTH [5418] and Martha Ann BERRYMAN [5419], in 1946 in , WA, Australia.⁹²³³ (Thomas Dan SHUTTLEWORTH [13082] was born on 25 Oct 1922 in , WA, Australia,⁹²³⁴ died in Nov 1968 ⁹²³⁵ and was buried in Nov 1968 in Rookwood, NSW, Australia ⁹²³⁶.)