Local notes mention Jean Churchill in hospital and arrivals
The item notes Mrs. Jean Churchill remains in Nannup Hospital with a hope of her return home. It also reports Mr. and Mrs. W A Whip Moulton moving from Balingup to No 3 Arthur Street Sey Tw and various local updates including Ken MacLoughlin and Jack MacLoughlin visiting Bunbury, Mario Seia traveling to Perth for medical care, and Vic Widdup's family on a Busselton holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Churchill
Nannup Hospital
Jean
W. A
Moulton
Balingup
Arthur Street
Sey
Death notices and light local humor from Northam
Death records state Mr. C. Larsson of Northam has died with sympathy sent to the A and Wrights. Alan and Frank Mauger Snr traveled by road to attend the funeral, returning Friday. A local tale recounts pine cutters near a house who vowed a round of drinks for bad language. an accident left Jock with a finger injury as the rope snapped and sparked a six round cost.
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C. Larsson
Northam
A. & Wrights
Alan
Frank Mauger Snr
Jock
Familiar face Gerry White seen at Kirup boundary event
The report notes Gerry White at Kirup on Sunday after a fishing stint at Augusta. A. J. Trezise began annual leave Friday and traveled with Bob Meade to Bunbury to attend the Port show. Bert and Noreen plan a week with the Whip Moultons then rail trip to Manjimup to visit Bert’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry White
Kirup
Gerry
Augusta
A. J. Trezise
Bunbury
Bob Meade
Bert
Noreen
Whip Moultons
Manjimup
Engagement announced for Mauger and Greenham families
Joan Maud Mauger of Balingup will wed Maurice Gordon Greenham of Koorda. The engagement links two Western Australian families as they plan a forthcoming marriage.
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Joan Maud
F. A. Mauger
Balingup
Maurice Gordon
Acting manager to be relieved by Roy MacLoughlin
Olive Millard travels to Perth by Friday train then boards the East bound express at Merredin for a three week leave. Ted and Mrs Francie depart by car for the city on Thursday morning with the Alan Allsops accompanying them.
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Roy MacLoughlin
Olive Millard
Perth
Merredin
Ted
Mrs. Francie
City
Alan Allsops
Coming of age party spurs invasion from Balingup
About 40 residents from Balingup traveled by bus and private cars to Bridgetown for Win Cox's coming of age and a house warming. The crowd filled the house with games music and dancing. Ken MacLoughlin Snr presented a gift a shoe wrapped in paper with a long chain. Some guests departed after midnight with a late arrival due to distributor trouble.
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Balingup
Ken MacLoughlin
Bridgetown
Jack Cox
Win
Jack
Ken MacLoughlin Snr
Mac
Balingap
Baling Up Breezes P C Association Buys 230 Projector
At the monthly meeting the Baling Up Breezes P C Association approved purchasing a £230 16mm projector. A house to house collection will be held to cover costs with donations acknowledged in the Press. Collectors were named and donors thanked, noting no amount is too small to help the cause.
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Parker
Uren
Town, Mesers
White
J. Parker
Williamson
A. &. Wright
F. Jenkins
Association
R. J. Blechynden
Cleveland
C. Russell
R. F. Darling
Baingup Kirup Meet Sets Tone For First Association Match
Sunday trial at Kirup showcased junior dash and senior quick thinking as Charlie Chapman John Walpole and W Ammon impressed. Kevin Blakeney new to club showed strength while losses of Allsop Hayes Chapple and Ken Merritt leave large gaps ahead of next Sunday's Centrals clash. Ugly Men event gears up with boxing hall tournament featuring J Baruffi and Ron Burwell while Aubrey Moore plans a Labor Day children's sports day and other festivities.
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Dinkum
Kirup
Charlie Chapman
John Walpole
W. Ammon
Kevin Blakeney
Centrals
Allsop
Hayes Chapple
Ken Merritt
Balingup
John Mauger
J. Baruffi
Bunbury
Ron Burwell
Aubrey Moore
Fred Tomerini
Fred
Hil
Guernseys
Frank Jenkins
Frank
Ays
Tad
Local Youth Club Discusses Finances and Education Roles
The association held a meeting at the Rec Room with Mr. B. McDonald presiding. They agreed to a £1 yearly electric light minimum, discussed timber shortages, equipment disposal, and plans to aid school children with gym equipment. An orchard project was debated and a twelve month school master led oversight was proposed.
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C &Aoe
Reat
B. McDonald
Davidson
Walton
Parker
Perth
Road Board
Parents and Citizens’ Conference
Messrs. Sadler
Parker and Walton
Perth Easter Bowling Carnival Triumphs by Local Team
A local verse celebrates the Perth Easter Bowling Carnival victory. It highlights four men led by Tombo with strong performances from DiII Walter and Aussie, praising consistent wins and the team lifting the country fours plate and championship cup.
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Weill
Perth
Tombo
Diii
Walter
Big Night For Debutantes Debutante Ball Plans Discussed
The Red Cross held its monthly meeting mainly to arrange the forthcoming Debutantes Ball. Twelve debutantes are nominated and rehearsals begin tonight. Music will be provided by Mr. Walton who pledged a special program. The gathering was well attended with over forty members present, a near record for the group.
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Red Cross
Walton
Tennis notes trophy presentation marred by clash with Kirup football
Sunday’s court event saw poor attendance as the season’s first football match at Kirup overlapped. Trophies went to Max Williams for Men’s Singles, Doug of Wauchope in Men’s Handicap Singles, K Blakeney and A Walton in Men’s Doubles, with Mrs A E B Walton receiving the Ladies’ trophy.
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Kirup
Max Williams
Doug
Wauchope
K. Blakeney
A. ©. Walton
A. EB. Walton
Kirup Footballer Injury Angers Local Fans
Footballer Ken MacLoughlin suffered a temporary scare at Kirup after a collision with Bob Wall. He was winded but regains composure, marking a notable incident in a quiet local match.
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Ken MacLoughlin
Kirup
Bob Wall
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National Library of Australia
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