Easter social notes from Windy Harbour and Bridgetown
Social and Personal columns recount Easter weekend visits and holidays across Windy Harbour Bridgetown Bunbury and Coolup. Notables include Miss June Hastie Gloria Hastie Peggy Maslin Alf Phillippe H Williams W J Fleeton and Elvie Adams with multiple local residents, travel plans and board meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hastie
Windy Harbour
Perth
W. J. Fleeton
Snr
Elvie Adams
McCay’s
Don Palmer
C. Prastidis
Jim
T. Clover
Smith Stores
Tom King
Ben Fisher
Bridgetown Road Board debates Balingup bridge deputation
At the Bridgetown Road Board meeting a letter from the Balingup board proposed two members join Bridgetown in a deputation to the Minister. Finances were cited as the main obstacle. Some supported backing Balingup to aid settlers while others doubted warrant and cost. Timber and land contributions were pledged, and dairy interests noted savings in travel miles for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Road Board
Balingup Road Board
Bridgetown
Bridgetown Board
Hester
Siggins
Main Roads Board
Winnigap
Carl Moyes
Wheatley
Stan Waters
Mr. Moyes
C. Moyes
Malcolm Scott
Winnegup-road
Bridgetown Road Board debates Winnegup priority and bridge project
The Bridgetown district considers whether the Winnegup road should be the top priority or if another bridge and road project should be pursued. Deputations to the Minister cite prior promises and potential impact on ratepayers, with dissent over financial support and local accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegup
Stan Waters
Bridgetown
Balinguard
F. Willmott
Winnegup-road
Hawke
Willmott
Siggina
Thomegons
Moyes
C. P. Scott
Unclear discussion on deputation to Minister debated
The article notes ongoing difficulties and admiration for how a group works. A motion carried to reply to Balingap that if the board initiates arranging a deputation to the Minister, the Bridgetown board may consider being represented on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balingap
Bridgetown
Easter Weekend Returns Bring Coastal Gatherings
Easter weather dampened fishing plans but beachgoers still gathered in numbers. Several named residents and visitors arrived by train or car for the holiday weekend, including Margaret Feredicks Benita Russell Frank Kent and Des Talbot. Discharge notices and travel to Perth or Busselton feature among the week end movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Feredicks
Benita Russell
Frank Kent
Des. Talbot
J. Pearce
Shirley Pickersgill
Tom Pearce
Mervyn Longbot
G. Baker
J. Plunkett
Busselton
Harry
Perth
Gosnells
Bridgetown Road Board Proposes Minor Road Works
Mr. Stan Waters reports inspection with secretary and foreman of the tool shed. The board adopts removal of end wall and installation of a tin shed and two doors. Issues include right of way closure, graveling Mockerdillyp School Bus Road, biweekly street cleaning, and maintenance at Waters Brook Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Waters
Mockerdillyp
Main Roads Board
Farquhar
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Ad Claims Kidney Fluids
Doctors note kidneys contain about 15 miles of filters and most people pass 3 pints daily. An excess of acids causes pain, backache, swelling, and fatigue. The ad urges asking a chemist for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills to flush kidneys and relieve symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
All White Wedding at Central Methodist Church
Valma Moore and Albert A. Smith wed in a quiet March 30 ceremony at Central Methodist Church Fre mantle Bridgetown. The bride wore a white crepe gown with marquisette yoke and roses, escorted by her father, with Sgt Ron Bader as best man and Rev W E Freeman officiating. The couple received telegrams from Bridgetown and Eastern States and departed for Beneperona amidst well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Fremantle
Valma
H. C. Moore
Canberra
Bridgetown
Albert A. Smith
Field Ambulance
A.lf
A. A
Ron Bader
W. FE
Freeman
W. E. Fresman
Bridal Attire Described In London Court Reception
A detailed wedding depiction notes the bride’s long tulle veil joined by Mrs. J. McGough, orange blossom halo, and a bouquet of white flowers. Attendant sister Pegey wore a white cloche dress with silver trim, carrying an apricot gladiolus bouquet. Reception hosted at The Tavern with Mrs. Moore in tan satin crepe and Mrs. Carter in black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McGough
Bridgetown
Pegey
London
Moore
Carter
Pretty wedding at Guildford Grammar School Chapel
Patricia Hannah Smith wed Cecil Lewis Moore at Guildford Grammar School Chapel on April 6. The event featured a large reception at Oddfellows Hall with over a hundred guests, elegant décor, and a three tier cake baked by the groom’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildford Grammar School
Upper Blackwood
Patricia Hannah
Mervyn Smith
Boyup Brook
Cecil Lewis
Maria Louise Moore
Lewis Wylie Moore
Benjinup
Canon Freeth
Keith
Arthur Smith
Dot Johnston
Kalamunda
Oddfellows Hall
St. George’s Terrace
Elders Market Report: Midland Sale Higher Prices
Elders market report shows Tuesday sale yarded 14 cattle with scarce quality and across the board higher values for all classes. The Midland market notes stronger demand and uplift in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
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Mrs. P. Edwards
Bunbury
M. J. Crowd
Miss L. Hastie
E. S. Hester
E. C. Siggins
Mesers
J. J. McAlinden
J. MecAlinden
Stan Wheatley
GC. P. Scott
Son Smith
J. 8. Bagshaw
Cowan
Central Ward
K. Smith
Seaton Ross Ward
J. F. Green
Robert
Marble Bar
Mejor
Gordon Bennett
Coolup
Pam
Sella Maxwell
Johnny Stewart
Luton Meredith
Joy
Ainslie Henry
Alan Scott
Len Rossiter
Lou McAlinden
Collie
Jack Smith
Manjimup Road Board
Manjimup
Laura
Jack Morgan
Eunice
Tommy) Hall
Blackwood River Bridge
Thompson's
Jean Wheatley
Drickwood Times
General Post
A. J. Flanagan
S South Western Times
Trefiamiacion
Portas & Newspaper
South West
Nd Publishing Co. Limited
W.A
Western Australia
R. S
Scotty) Minchin
D.F.C
M. E. Minchin
Moore—Smith
Elder’s Market Reports
Australia
Hands & Stock Department
Commonwealth Loan
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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