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Newspaper

Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Apr 07, 1949

Page

3

Golden Wedding Celebrated in Bridgetown District

Mrs. Doust and her husband Mr. H T Doust celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Bridgetown Town Hall. The couple, long active in the Bridgetown Agricultural Society and local life, were toasted by community leaders and presented a bedroom clock. They have four sons, four daughters, and 32 grandchildren.

Lake Muir Bridgetown R. C. Williams H. T. Doust Bridgetown Town Hall Mrs. Doust Bridgetown Methodist Church

Renner Couple Celebrates Silver Anniversary in Mosman Park

Mr and Mrs R M Renner of Mosman Park mark 25 years of marriage, the occasion observed with a church ceremony at St Luke's Cottesloe and a toast led by K Knopper. Congratulatory telegrams were read by Malcolm Scott, Bridge Town Road Board chairman.

M. Scott Bridgetown Road R. M. Renner Mosman Park H. T. Doust Mrs. Renner St. Luke's Church, Cottesloe Mr. Renner Malcolm Scott

Another Silver Wedding in Bridgetown Pair

Later in the evening it was ascertained that Mr and Mrs E C Doust of Spring Hall Bridgetown will celebrate their Silver Wedding in September.

Mr. Scott Mrs. Doust Bridgetown E. C. Doust Spring Hall

Family circle includes Doust relatives from multiple towns

Seated on both sides of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Doust were members of the family circle. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Doust, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Renner of Mosman Park, Mrs. Fred Stout of Perth, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Doust of Boyup Brook, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Catterick, Mr. Cit Doust of Winnijup, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Loust of Winnijup, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray of Eight Mile.

H. T. Doust E. C. Doust R. M. Renner Mosman Park Fred Stout Perth C. I. Doust Boyup Brook Roberts Catterick Cit Doust Winnijup Jim Loust Murray Eight Mile

Agri cultural Society Honors Doust Golden Wedding

Tonight in the Les ser Hall Bridgetown the Agricultural Society offers a complimentary dinner and presentation to Mr and Mrs H T Doust in honor of their Golden Wedding and Doust’s fiftieth year as a society council member.

Bridgetown The Agricultural Society H. T. Doust Mr. Doust the Society

Family of Eight Still Living Listed in Obituary

All eight family members remain living at present, consisting of four sons and four daughters. The obituary notes they are all surviving relatives, outlining the continuity of the family line and the unity of the household.

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South West Albany Andrew Muir W. P. Muir Mrs Doust Doust Greenbushes Glentulloch Springhill Upper Blackwood Road Bridgetown Agricultural Society South-West H.T. Doust Williama Harry Mr. Williams Donnybrook Royal Agricultural Society Smith Giblett Tower OF Strength Mr. Giblett Spud Scott John Muir Andrew Mr. Muir Muir Mr. C. Doust R. Taylor McRae Mr. K. Knopper Harmer ROUSE Co-operative Ltd New Zealand Barts Early Algeribee National Library of Australia Elsie Alma O. Moulton Ethel D. Murray Dorothy Ted Tom Jim Cliff Marina Freemasons Bridgetown’s Rendezvous Terminus Hotel Glen McAlinden Australia A.C D.C Echico Rod Brooke Page Thurs Nla.gov
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