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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
4
Fragmented report outlines Upper Blackwood Road drainage, forestry, water supply, and road works. Mentions committee discussions on cementing culverts, smoke control, and public works with references to local officials, roads, and district plans.
A reported gathering at the local hall featured distant talk about the TRAE holy observance. Attendees included Mrs. Yo and Mr. We, with reference to Campbell and a referee tied to a championship event at St Helen’s.
A muddled report outlines protests over bridge projects and funding choices. Residents challenge distributor practices amid calls for fair charges and clearer oversight, with officials seeking compliance and a final report by May.
The Boyup Brook notes record includes branch movement details in the CWA room and minutes from March 7. The treasurer reported a credit balance and £150 to be sent to headquarters, with substantial receipts noted from the company and rent details discussed.
The annual gathering on April 7 drew near 1,000 attendees amid rationing rubber liberty issues. The show featured a patriotic display, a revenue from gate sales around 267 pounds, and committee thanks to officers and volunteers. A forthcoming meeting on April 25 will include prize allocations and final details.
A fragmented column recounts farm residents in Bowup and nearby areas facing dry conditions and a bush fire near the Diack boundary in May. Daughters visit homes of local families, and farmers discuss preparing for drought and the changing seasons. The piece notes strained supplies, increasing fire risk, and reflections on past weather.
Walter Trigwell died suddenly at his home after a long illness. He lived in the North Diningham district near Dennybrook and leaves a widow and two daughters. The funeral was held at the Chapel of England and interment followed at Livingbrook Cemetery, with family and friends in attendance.
Ada Murdoch, wife at Me. El seoiek i orth Him missy, passed after a pulmonary pneumonia. Her remains were laid in the Undesiainliations portion of the Barra tanig cemetery. Quick officiated. She leaves a husband, two sons and two daughters. Active in Red Cross work in her district, she will be missed by many who knew her.
A fragment notes Mr Cornell, identified as a member of the campaign, being “doing well.” The brief item mentions the Pemberton Hotel and a casual, unnamed attendance or reception context.
Readable fragments describe football and team plans, a Wednesday event, and an upcoming Scout trip on Sunday May 6. It mentions Gardiner, Hatzel, Tibor, Silek representing the school, a meeting tonight at 8 PM, and Friday events at the Rosit Street Hall.
An April Sunday events summary notes youth club activities at Bridgetown Attic and Willow Spring Liss thy Wgerst, boxing instruction at Greenbusbex, and evening games. Church notices from St Paul’s Bridgetown include Holy Communion and country services with Mayanop schedule.
A limited audience attended the Repertory gathering as performers like Shallyen and Thomson presented a short play. The evening featured music and dancing with several attendees praised for their efforts. An injured participant is reported to be recovering, with hopes for a speedy return.
Reading through the notes shows a scramble of names and scores from a golf outing. Mentions include captain leads, pairs like Birbadayaed and D. Binh, and several 50s and 40s score lines among many players such as Mrs Richards, Mr Carn, Davis, and Thompston.
Fragments describe a Pemberton Hospital fundraiser for bath events and a youth club activity. The report mentions a monthly meeting, a winter event, and arrangements for a school children’s activity with coats or coverings. No clear dates or names are confirmed due to garbled text.
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