Saturday Holiday Debated for Greenbushes Business
A meeting at Greenbushes on May 23 discussed opening premises Wednesday afternoons and closing Saturday afternoons with late Friday hours. Representatives from Central and Wander ere football clubs urged declaring Saturday a hall holiday to enable Saturday sports attendance. The group decided to petition the Master to allow Saturday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbushee
Greenbushes
D H. Gibbney
Central
Wanderere
Ma’ster
Bridgetown Hospital Balls and Dress Parade At the Public Hall
The Bridgetown Public Hospital fundraiser Ball nights featured adult and children fancy dress at the Bridgetown Hall. A well attended Friday program under H Carr with Maslin providing music, supper for white ticket holders, and a £37 credit balance reported. Saturday saw rain and mud but many children and guests enjoyed costume displays, supper, and a lively march, with numerous named costumes and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Mumabor
Balingup
Bunbury
H. Carr
Miss Maslin
Wedding at Greenbushea Church Ends in Quiet Victorian Nuptials
Stanley B Vague and Eva Mitchell wed at Greenbushea Methodist Church on April 29 with Rev F Riley officiating. The ceremony featured organ music by Mine Viamus and the song Eden. The couple honeymooned in Bunbury after a motor departure, with gifts including cheques and a wristlet watch from the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbushea Methodist Church
Stanley B. Vague
J. Vague
North Crenwick
Victoria
Eva Mitchell
R. Mitchell
Prospect
F. Riley
Alf Rowley
FE. Vague
Bunbury
Bridgetown Notes Busy With Guests and Local News
Mrs F W Roberts and family of Spencer street Bunbury and Mrs H Rose and family of Burekup holiday in Bridgetown and stay at Freemasons Hotel. Rev J A and Mr Jeffrey and family arrived by Thursday’s train. Berrymore and Weekly from Greenbushes visited Bunbury. Gladys Moore of Balingup recovering after accident at St Clair’s Bunbury. Soldier settler W A Fleming and Mrs Fleming congratulated. Mr B Waters married in Kalgoorlie. Mrs Waters to join husband in Balingup. Mrs W P B Scott of Dilmore Winningup hospitalised with rheumatic fever. Colin Scott with knee sprain. Barty Wright leaves Boyup Brook railways for farming. Seddon fills post. Mr Gen Crowd of Manjimup recovering after illness. awaiting journey to metropolis. Under Secretary for Agriculture Trethowan, Government Analyst Mann and Chief Inspector Wycharda Wickens visited Bridgetown. Perths Perth marriage J B Johnstone Bridgetown and Ada Stavenson Glasgow arrivals to Bridgetown to reside Turner's Road in re-purchased homestead. Joseph Smith of Bridgetown 93 years old and unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
J. B. Johnstone
Bridgetown
Ada
Stavenson
Burnside
Glasgow
Scotland
R.M.S. Oruonde
Johnstone
Turner Road
J. McAlinden
Wanderers and Centrals Clash in Narrow Football Duel
A large crowd watched Greenbushes on Saturday as Centrals edged Wanderers 6 points clear. Both sides boasted strong lineups, with Centrals scoring early through Ryd Smith and extending in the second quarter as Stevens and Williams for Wanderers answered. Final period fierce defense by Centrals secured the win, with key performances from Gist Brenan Johnson Smith Sloan Morgan for Centrals and Wil lums Rawlings Edwards Stevens Clayton for Wanderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbushes
Wanderers
Centrals
H. and
C Giese
Riley
R. Ford
L Johnson
S. Smith
R. Lindsay
W. Slow
J. Brennan
E. H M
Leon
Blakeney
W- Hogan
Flatworthy
J. Morgan
E McAlinden
L. Cruickshank
R. Haywood
Wanderere
F. Riley
J- Stevene
L and
T. Clayton
P Allsop
G. Hawards
R. Rawlings
A- Cures
W. Walton
A. McDonald
Rand A Florence
W. Smith
W. Pears
Pitts
C. Williams
D. Slater
J Cartare
Ryd Smith
Hia
Smith W. Sloan
Goowan
C. Willums
Rawlings
Edwards
Stevens
Greenbushes Ground Praised After Strong Saturday Football
Spectators credited Harry Giese for winning the big game Saturday as Greenbushes ground conditions improved after drains were cleared. Les Clayton’s kicking featured, Central referee David McClure praised for his whistle work. A Cup presented by Mr. J Lindsay for local club competition is on display at Cowderoy’s window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Giese
Greenbushes
Greenbushes Road
Les Clayton
Getarday
David McClure
Central
Bridgetown
Madame Heller
Centrale
Emall
J. Lindsay
Cowderoy
Jarnadup Opens Ve Season in Painful Loss to Centrals
In the Warren Football Association opener at Jarnadup on Sunday May 30 Jarnadup faced Centrals Manjirawp. Centrals dominated with rapid scoring led by Mottram and Liddelow while Jarnadup showed needed practice as rain fell after the final whistle. The match highlighted Centrals speed and aggression over the home side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jarnadup
Centrals
Manjirawp
Rowid
Sellick
Lawrence
Kelly
Schilling
Inheston
Reith
McKay
Nelson
McAlinden
Smith
Kealy
McGinn
Cummins
Hopkins
Quarrell
Les Liddelow
Mothram
Centrals Triumph Over Jarnadup In Tight Rugby Series
Centrals defeated Jarnadup 11 to 4 in a hard fought match with strong offence from Smith Wilton Mottram Stokes Giblett and Liddelow while Kealy Hopking and Johnston added late scores. Jarnadup battled back led by Kealy and Hopking but could not overcome Centrals strong finishing and dominant second half. Next Sunday Jarnadup travels to Pemberton for another keen contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wilton
Neares
Centrals
Jarnadup
Nuch
Neith
Kealy
Hopking
Centrale
W. Mottramid F. Liddelow
Centraly
Zarnadup
J. John
Eton
Felstead
Jlayer
Kelly
R. Smith
Central
Pemberton
Centrale— Smith 4, Wilton 3, C. Mottram
W. Mottram
Stokes
Giblett
Liddelow F
Hopkins
J. Johnston
G. Smith
Only a Cold Threatens Men Now in Everyday Life
An old public notice urges men to avoid ignoring a cold as a minor ailment. It depicts a bloated face and reddened nose from illness and warns of pneumonia and serious diseases if untreated. It promotes Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery as a universal remedy sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sheldon
Bridgetown Red Cross Seeks Cakes and Biscuits
The Bridgetown Red Cross Society calls for homemade cakes and biscuits to support chronic cheer complaints. Volunteers are urged to bring baked goods by Tuesday for the charity drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Red Cross
Bridgetown Red Cross Society
May meeting of Bridgetown association discusses fruit shipments
The Bridgetown association met on Friday May 21 with Rev Da vin as president and multiple members present. They debated why Eastern States fruit received preference over Western Australia fruit, considered aiding the Navy Day funds, planned a conference and sub committees, and discussed establishing uniform apple export standards with Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Davin
Mesars
W. Reid
A Cullen
EE Hill
M. H. Campbell
C. BR Ormne
E. Holdsworth
H. E. Braine
O Sparks
K Crawford
F .Taylor
W. Autots R Warburton
B. Arkle
Art
Reid
Fremantle Navel Comfort and Welcoms Fund
Walter
Prince of Wales
H.M.S
Cullen
Mr. Welter
Swan Settlers* Association
Oun
A.W.W. Association
Bridgetown Association
Uistter
Braing
Messie
Ozanne
Johnstone Reid
Hester
Geo. Wickens
Fruit Industry
Comptroller General of Customs
Tasmania
Wickwa
Brains
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Ableite
Crawford
Upper Blackwood
Boan
Boans
Uela
Oans
Western Australis
Mesers
E. S Wigg and Son, Ltd
Mesurs Beans Ltd
Bridgetown Hospital Balls
Georgina Switsur
Kirby
Soldiers Mail
Ivan Gray
R. Stocking
Willie Cutmore
Ciwdoy
Reaie Lilly
Britannia
May Cutmore
Madge Cowen
Littl Boy
Hameh Markey
Hirse Cutmore
Billy Switeur
Florin Savey
Mitchell
F. W. Roberts
Spencer-street
Bunbay
Mra H. Rose
Burekup
Nre
Freemasons
Stan. Boundy
Reta Boundy
Rev J, A
Mr. Jeffrey
Messrs. Berrymore
Rove Hotel
Gladys Moore
St Clair’s Hospital
W. A. Flemming
Mra Flening
Mullalyup
Bourne Bairn
Mr. B. Watera
Alf
Brookland
Soldier Settlement
Kalgoorlie
Mrs. Waters
Gen Crowd
Manjimup
Crowd
Mr. Trethowan
Mr. Mann
Wycharda
Mr. Joseph Smith
Jarnadup v. Centrals
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Upper
Blackwood
Kerri
Bartlett
E. P. Blakeney
Hampton St
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