Druid Meeting Recaps Attendance Despite Heat and Ills
U A O D By Lodge Reporter reports a Tuesday January 30 meeting in RSL rooms presided by the worthy Arch Druid Bro. G Pearson with fair turnout given heat and holidays. Updates mention members returning to work, several on the sick list, and upcoming plans including a picnic and a Royal Arch Chapter meeting on February 13. A warm welcome is planned for Bro. Gles McAlinden returning from his honeymoon and preparations for a "Pound Night" drive.
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R.S.L
Worthy Arch
Bro. G. Pearson
Fred Poster
Perth
Phil
Gray
John Poster
Royal Arch
Bovup Brook
Greenbushes
All
Drastic steps urged to curb rabbit poisoning district wide
Government Inspector Mr Cadd and local inspector Mr Doust warned the Bridgetown area rabbits were rapidly increasing due to poor baiting and seasonal conditions. They proposed enforcement up to prosecution, noting seven carts plus two government carts in use while urging farmers to buy poison machines to accelerate control during Mr Cadd's two month district stay.
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Cadd
Doust
Bridgetown
Annual Bridgetown Repertory Club Dramatic Section Meeting
The Dramatic Section of the Bridgetown Repertory Club met in the lounge on Friday with R. S. Tozer presiding. Officers elected included Chairman R. S. Toner, Vice-Chairman J. P Anderson, and Secretary Mrs Ifase. committee members Mrs Fenderson Mones D. Cutmore and B. Harvey, Mesare J. Falconer and J. W. C. Draper. The group praised Henderson for a late show by Variety Players and planned another, while the committee considered future dramatic efforts and noted a proposal to retain the club’s dramatic activities. A report on the Repertory Association and the September Pamy a Festival was also mentioned.
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Bridgetown Repertory Club
R. S. Tozer
Alfter
R. S. Toner
B. Harvey
Mesare
J- Falconer
J. W- C. Draper
Toner
Henderson
Pridgetown Carnival Opens With Gentlemen the King
Opening day of the Pridgetown carnival is Sunday February 18 with mixed pairs events at 1 pm. An entry fee per pair applies and a dramatic program features top local performers including Th Soy oven and Brin Aces. Club secretary Araciion announces the grand finale Pinemond and Veale artistL will provide entertainment during the carnival.
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Araciion
X. Liptle
Obituary notices from Bridgetown honor Mrs Gilchrist and Mr Eastcott
The death occurred at her home on Spencer street Bridgetown of Mrs Rose Mary Gilchrist aged 35 after a nine day illness. She was laid to rest in the Church of England portion of Bridgetown cemetery with Canon Steugnell officiating. The late Mrs Gilchrist was born in Essex England and resided in the state for 53 years leaving a husband and eleven children. The chief mourners included Mrs Tussler Mrs Johnson and her daughters Kath and Gladys Gilchrist and Mr Coltman with daughter and son-in-law and sons Leslie and Keith Gilchrist. Mr T Eastcott died at Donnybrook aged 51. He was buried from St Engids Church Bridgetown in the Roman Catholic portion of the Bridgetown cemetery with Rev Father Lynch officiating. A large turnout attended the graveside.
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Spencer Street
Bridgetown
Rose Mary Gijchrist
England
Canon L .Steugnell
Gilchrist
Essex
Tussler
Johnson
Kath
Gladys Gilchrist
Coltman
Inlaw
Leslie and
Keith Gilchristi
T. Eastcott
Donny Brook
Thomas Eastcott
Victoria Park
St Engid's Church
Pather Lynch
Bridgetown Road Board Sacks Blackberries and Overdrafts
The Bridgetown Road Board held a Sunday meeting to review finances and operations. The board approved restricting tractor use, increasing the overdraft, and destroying blackberries town wide with ratepayer cooperation, while inspecting vermin rates and street repairs.
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Bridgetown Road
Sunday
W" Tuyen
Wo al Crwft
Isake
J. J McAlinden
B. L. Mitchel
Bagshaw
H. J. Machin
Hav Ag
Hestey
Toyer
Minden
A. M. Jenour
P. Brooks
Willarup
Prom E. M. Abbotts
Barlee Street
Mame
Central Ward
Paterson and Cos
Bunbury Street
Victoria League
Lake
Steere Street
McAlines
M. Scott
Boyup Brook
Agbee
Funeral of Walter Cherry Passes in Claremont
Walter Cherry of Cher ry and Company Ltd Claremont and L St. Quentins Avenue Claremont died Saturday. Funeral Monday at Karrakatta Methodist Cemetery graveside service by Rev Joseph Green honoring his charitable life. Born Manchester 1874 he trained in dye works then founded WA business in 1911. He served Claremont council five years and contributed to milk foods analysis and local bowling circles. He leaves wife a son three daughters and 18 grandchildren. His death leaves a gap in Bridgetown bowling and local concerts where he was a frequent performer.
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Walter Cherry
Messrs. Cherry and Company,Ltd
Claremont
L St. Quentin's Avenue
Karrakatta
Joseph Green
Claremont Methodist Church
Green
Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Manchester
Refy School
John Nelson Cherry
Burnley
Lancashire
Nelson
Lancaster
Morecambe
Southport
Western Australia
Perth
Bridgetown
Manjimup Defeats Bridgetown In Close Bowls Clash
In a tight Sunday match at Maviiimup Manjimup edged Bridgetown 77 to win as Gibson’s four sealed the victory amid high excitement. Bridgetown captain Mrs Crowd starred as second in Jack Smith’s rink, with Rob, Watson, Fagan, and Gib ings among scorers. Manjimup eyes fresh lineup for next home clash against Bridgetown Golds.
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Bridgetower Blues
Maviiimup
Heince
Gibson
Tou
Manjimup
Mrs. Crowd
Bridgetown Ladies
Jack Smith
MB Fottram
Mayo
Eaton
Roberts Rowd
Watson
Fagan
Gibings
Oltoa
Timms
Wilkins
Girde
Kar Gomme
Waller
Teede
Mrs Crowd
Heamisant
Towls
Bridgetown Golds
Tverse
McKay
Gomme
Walker
Rede Mottrain
Masa Baton
Rovit
Wats
Nichols
Fagan Gilsan
Margeressne James
Daggine
Manumup Phane
Injury to Eye From Steel Penetration At Lavin's Place
In an incident at Lavin's Place Mr. C Tanner sustained eye injury from a piece of steel. He was sent to Perth where he was operated upon and is now doing satisfactorily.
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C. Tanner
Lavin
Perth
Australia
Alriea
India
Esewhere
H. C. Jones
Bridgstown
Ridgetown
Bunbury Employment Bureau Seeks Employers and Positions
Bunbury Employment Bureau invites employers to submit job openings and contact details. Advertises box 42 and phone number 08 for employer correspondence or inquiries about available positions.
Singer Sewing Machines Service and Repairs Ad
Local service advertises Singer sewing machine repairs with extensive experience. Enquiries welcomed from Bridee town and nearby areas including Manjimup, Pemberton, and Gowran. Includes contact points at Drapers and Despers for repair needs and project support.
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B. J. Pell
Bridee Town
Ranitine’s
Drapers
Manjimup
Shad's
Despers
Pemberton
Er Eupre
Boymp Brook
Graham's
Arts Tigers
Singer Sewing Machine
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