Returned Soldiers League Meets Marks Remembrance and Funds
The monthly meeting of the Returned Soldiers League at the Soldiers Institute discussed the Memorial Day remembrance led by Governor Sir Prine Newdegat. Officials reviewed finances, subscriptions, and plans for entertainments and fund allocation, with emphasis on supporting the memorial and branch operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Institute
Hee
Maley
Crawhow Ponpulogy
Mr. C. Smith
Macke
Aurney
di Marke
FL Paton
PL Finlay
HE Pearson
Williston
F Butefier
Bout
Lambert
Th Kaith
Ao Haves
di Blake
A. Crevice
Wy Mouehemmre
Souths NL
Coa Tims
Cavel
Moe
Cel
Chelewieb
Moucheniere
Honeyvelen Society
Prine Newdegat
Bile Kerreliy
Aero
King
Barrow
Tymbert
Mclntosh
Australia
Felton
Smith
Mourhemore
Clarke
Williamson
Eaiine i
Torbay District H.8.L Social in Kronkun Hall
A rainy Saturday night social in Kronkun Hall drew a sizable crowd for the Torbay District H.8.L. Despite poor weather and bad roads, attendees enjoyed a fast mixer and music, with refreshments served by the district ladies to aid a local soldier. Ticket refundsIncomplete amount raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronkun
Woogenellup Notes on revival and local unity
The Woogenellup column reports the return of Anglican services after a period without a resident minister. It notes Methodist presence, plans for Anglican and Nonconformist unity, favorable weather, and hopes for better future worship. A village anecdote about Bill and Jim in Sydney closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woogenellup
Mt. Barker
Rajma
Woogie
Bill
Jim
Opal
Sydney
Youngs Siding Producers Meeting Adopts Report
A meeting of the Youngs Siding branch of the Producers Association discussed the previous minutes and received correspondence on Jewel crossing at Kwakkalup and Kwialup traffic. The Railway Minister’s closing information showed 48 tons of sawerd and 74 tons outward goods carried in the past year. a soil report praised limestone deficiency and drainage recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Siding
Producers’ Association
Bima
P.P
Perth
Tonkin
Kwakkalup
Kwialup
Lake Saides
Young
Anak
Mann
Kendenup Ball Delights and Dining Shortfalls Noted
A Keadesup Sports Club ball at Mt Barker produced lively dancing and fashion, with Miss Norman and Norman Kearsley drawing praise. Guests praised music by Messrs. Kearsley, Twint, Hoer, and decor, but supper service and delays drew criticism as organizers, led by Mr. Bitton, faced lessons for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Charlie Parsons
Charlie
Kendenup
Mt. Barker
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Returned Soldiers’ League
Chewmiel
Messrs
Henry Wille and Co
J. Smith
Oe Entertainment Committee
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Berenaders
Thurediy Mist
Ane
Messrs. Clarke
Taik
Albany
Welch
Morks
Burrow
Lodi Leggman
Meeks
Hey
Mailey
Ant
Mourhenwre
Lamhen
Apo
Win Pari
Dixon
Shane
Dune Mwan
Bysmith
Gluck
Collins
Torbay
Carlessness
Quality House
TB Carter
Wholesale and Hetail
Town Hall
Mount Barker
Mrs. Reddin
Wark
J. Gormas
Royal George Hotel
Stirling Terrace
Phage
BIRD
I Bros
al Arrgennae
Bellinger River
Sydney Rock
Strang
York Street
Watts
Music Man
A. E. Williamson
Mucchwmere and Co
Albany and
Frederick Street
Go-Curta
Globe Motor Garage
W. Brade
Duke Street
Methodist
Associated Fruitgrowers, Limited
Western Australia
Produce Machete Ltd
PERT
Growers
Lance
Geereeteee
Kalgoorlie
J. Fember
Oman
J. Scanlan
Frank Lambert
Aparvision
Mre. L. Tewy
Criter'en Hotel
Spaciom
Jones
A. Burridge
Freemasons’ Hotel
W. R. Smith
Devemal Btorkkeeper
Fruit and Produce Merchant
Eirset
Mouchemore &’ Co
Senate
Miiae
W. Johns
York
TREIT
Lute
Albany Butchering Company
Grand Central Coffee Palace
Edgar Parry
Propeierem
Albany Co-Operative Butter Factory and Trading Co. Ltd
E. G. McKenzie & CO
Oliver
Womanure
Tup
Mitchell
Dixie Wonder
Woogenellup Notes
Keadesup Sports Club’ Ball
Wallz
Rondempant Barker
Kismet
Norman Kearsley
God
Norman
Southa
Northland
Keodenup
Besi Drewsq Indy
Mian Elliott
George Wallis
Deone
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