Local Lodge Meeting Notes July Fortnight Report
A readerable fragment recounts an U.A.C.D. lodge meeting at Ammildnee Hall on Monday July 10 with strong member turnout and lively plans. Officers praised, secretary position vacant for years, and upcoming talk by Bro. Charles Henry plus possible Rev. Dr. Jack Cutmore visit. Next gathering set for Monday July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammildnee
Pyro
Cliff Holden
Les Reidy
Bac
Charles Tlenry
Roicey
Jack Cutmore
Postal Rates and Special Delivery Terms Updated
Postal information lists late fees, express delivery fees, and rate schedules for letters, cards, printed matter, air mail, and parcels within the Commonwealth, including special rates for soldiers and distant destinations. It details weights, distances, and specific charges, with many obsolete currency forms and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
G.P.O
P.O
Commonwealth
British Empire
Ebrides
Banks
Torres Islands
Erston
Irish Empire
New Hebrides
Pemberton Notes On Police Court Proceedings
Oprotention highlights a June 22 Police Court day for Pemberton with Kenneth William Freemantle George Grayson and Ghiserpe Bento Baldesseri. The trio faced 25 charges total for theft and unlawful on premises with multiple sentences including three months concurrent for each stealing charge and one month extra for a further theft. Baldesseri received two additional charges with similar concurrent terms. All defendants were represented by Mr P L A Ewing of Bridgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elday Pemberton
Tipenrea
Kenneth William Freemantle
George Grayson
Ghiserpe Bento Baldesseri
Taerd
Freemantle
Graswon
Rentita- Han
Baldesseri Thin
Imix
Coure
PL A. Ewing
Mridgetown
Farewell Evening Honors Thomson Family in Pemberton
A farewell gathering near 100 couples concluded with dancing and tributes to Mr. Thomson and his family as they leave Pemberton. Speakers including Mr Todd and Mr Billy Thomson recalled early days and valued business ties. A £240 cheque was presented as a token of esteem amid fond memories and singing of Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Chisdrien
Todd
Ciamans
Thomson
Billy Thomson
Pemberton
Young
Wemberton
Tody
Mr. Thomson
Bimgell
Toma
Rowberry
Donallvou
Death of Herbert B. Perry Pioneer of Pemberton District
The death occurred on Sunday morning of Herbert B. Perry a well known and respected Pemberton resident. He had about two years off work at the mill and sought Perth treatment before an operation last week. His passing will be mourned by a large circle of friends. He leaves a wife and three daughters Mrs Harold Goddard Mrs Gray of Pemberton and Mrs Richards of Northcliffe.
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Pemberton
Herbert B. Perry
Perth
Perry
Meedames Harold Goddard
Chax, Gray
Richards
Northcliffe
Golf notes from Sunday and Thursday events
The report covers a flag competition won by G Hloor Jr with 40 1 47, followed by a mixed event won by A Evans and Miss Ex Richards 4 13 34. Five ladies entered a stroke competition won by Mel Davis, and Thursday’s ladies highy competition was won by Mr T Evans.
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G. Hloor, Jr
Canadiens
A. Evans
Ex Richards
Mel Davis
T. Gvans
Social and Personal—Church Guild Honored Members
Last Friday four pleasant hours were spent at Mrs Thomson’s home to bid farewell to R Thomson now Jeff Pemberton. The Methodist Church event, hosted by the Church Guild, honored Mrs Johnson for her work with a small token. A gift was also given to Jean and Roy for assisting with the service. Mrs Stanton of Mesredin was presented with a daughter.
Church Services at St. Pauls Bridgetown on Sunday July 23 1994
The Church of England St. Pauls Bridgetown lists services for Sunday July 23 1994 starting with Holy Communion at 8 am, then Sunday School at 9 am, Matins at 12 pm, and Holy Communion at 11 am with a note ofen.
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Church OF England
ST. Paul's Bridgetown
Juy
P.u
Brensune
Methodist Church Ridge town July 23 1944 schedule
Sunday program for Ridge Town Methodist Church lists services and locations with times. Rev H W Farman leads at Willow Spring Boyne Brook Bridgetown Greenyt he s and Naunop Mill Greenbushes with 1 pm 730 pm 10 30 am and 2 30 pm slots noted for various chapels.
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Boyne Brook
H.W. Farman
Bridgetown
I le Rows
Naunop Mill
Greenbushes
Hatchery plans for trout to reach 1 000 000 fry
A Northcliffe community report details completion of a hatchery and equipment with 500 000 fry capacity and plans for a future 1 000 000 fry facility. It notes strong support from the Fisheries Department, local volunteers, and a push to build a permanent, showplace hatchery site with concrete troughs and durable construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieberiey
Fisheries Department
Ili
Ite
Dia Cave
USA
Uxbert
Reds win baseball doubleheader led by Mona Kelly strike
In Friday school notes the Reds captained by Mona Kelly defeated Ue Dues with 17 and 13 runs across two innings, total 30 to 2 for the Blur. Basketball saw Vat Hunter and Red captain Betty Morgan lead 10 goal win with Colleen Morrison Betty Martyn and May Cassells scoring.
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Feta
Reds
Mona Kelly
Ue Dues
Blur
Betty Morgan
Colleen Morrison
Betty Martyn
May Cassells
Football match report with a low-scoring first quarter
Sunday at 1 30 pm saw a high drama football clash between Blues and Reds. Hindley Green led the defense with strong work as Patterson Campbell and Owen Pitts featured prominently for the Blues while Red’s Pat Coverley and David Elliot showed goal threat. Final score Blues 4 3 Reds 2 4 with Campbell and Coverley among top vote getters in the Popular Footballer Competition.
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Bastian
Hedley Fireen
Reg
Pat Coverley
Loverley
Tram Pup
David Eliott
Wanl
Tom Everett
Derry Pheline
Jeff Campbell
Reds
Hindley Green
Bob Hunter
Ley Hunter
Canthen
Petar Carmichael
Owen Pitts
Jeet Campbell
Yole
Pat Coberley
Angiuiwr Thani
Pemberton Youth Clue Sparks Community Reform
A fragmented item notes a youth initiative in Pemberton aimed at forming a Youth Chikay in the 21st century. It highlights public interest, parental involvement, and welfare concerns, urging full effort to advance gender-inclusive participation and community responsibility.
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Pemberton
Funeral notices from Bridgetown and Donnybrook announce tragedies
The funeral of Henry son of Ma and Mr Jack Michael from Boyne Brook occurred in Bridgetown Cemetery with Father Duffy officiating. A Brunswick widow Mrs Bryden died suddenly at Pemberton leaving a husband and one daughter and funeral was at Donnybrook with Rev Lloyd officiating.
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Henry
Jack Michael
Boyne Brook
Bridgetown
Father Duffy
Bridgetown Hospital
Wmn
Sullivan 70, Greenbushes miner dies in Bridgetown Hospital
Arthur Louis Sullivan longtime Greenbushes district worker dies at 70 in Bridgetown Hospital on Friday July 7. Born Lilydale Victoria he moved west as a young man and married in Greenbushes 40 years ago, his wife predeceased him. Survived by grown children, two in the services. Funeral held Sunday July 9 at Greenbushes Church of England burial in Greenbushes Cemetery with Rev F C Laws officiating. Pallbearers were A Fulwert J Bhwerk W Taylor and Moira. Arrangements by Wm. Brittain and Son Donnybrook and Banbury.
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Greenbushes
Arthur Louis Sullivan
Bridgetown
Mr. Sullivan
Lilydale
Victoria
Cand
Bridgetown Golf Event Clue Results at Fridgetown Links
Stableford results from Saturday afternoon at Fridgetown Golf Links show W Tier posting 25 6/8, J Mirchelt 22 878, St Edwards 40 7/8 with handicap by 4, A MacKing 29 7/8, T Salvaiv 39, T Speen 4 by, with Fristed and Fyliabed noted for entries at Steere Street Bridgstown.
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Stableford
Fridgetown
Efternoon
Dons
W. Tier
J. Mirchelt
St. Edwards
A. MacKingon
T. Salvaiv
T. Speen
Steere Street
Bridgstown
Bridgetown Beats Dinninup in Uneven Sunday Clash
Bridgetown met Dinninup in a lopsided match as Dinninup struggled without a full side, recruiting local help while spectators enjoyed the humor. Referee Barry Briggs controlled play. Bridgetown led with May and Cardinal among standouts as Red Cross proceeds were noted and tea was served.
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Bridgetown
Dinninup
Thrree
Barry Briggs
Red Cross
Dinninop
May
Dinninup Scout Meeting Delayed By Weather
fragments describe Dinninup group events with Beatty Gibbs Bros Paulson Smith Daker Ran kine. Lantern Slide Lecture planned Sunday Bridgecs to Mry E Moyes Scouts Pri balingup with two bus escorts. Buses depart 150 pm. No Cubs meeting this weekend due to beourer. Parent Night announced.
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Dinninup
Beatty
Gibbs
Bros, Paulson
Smith, Daker
Rankine
Mry
E. T. Moyes
Om Pribalingup
Dar Arcalogast
Cave
Asvari
Progressive lâƨ Association Pupils for Bridgewater School Playground Equipment
A local association lists proposed playground equipment for Bridgewater State School. The document, fraught with OCR errors, names committee members, funding details, and notes on plans, difficulties, and proposed timelines. It references members Pat Myr G Warburton and others, with unclear dates and specifics due to text distortion.
Two Feature Program Promises Fast Tempo and Romance
The upcoming Bayup tonight presents a two feature program set to a rapid tempo of guns conflict and love. A talented young trio leads with support from noted personalities including John Carradine and Jank Holt in a wis porting caer era.
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Wis Porting
Red Cross Notes July Meeting Receipts Report
Receipts acknowledged include multiple donors such as Canon Walmsley R Evang Mrs Cullen and Mr T Palmer totaling £100 4s 2d. Mentioned are tea depot receipts high since December with £67 8s 1d counter and £50 7s Terrors for five brigades averaged about £12 for counter and just under £12 for tearooms. Extra notes cover flower veg fruit marmalade jam and afternoon tea sales amid ration cuts and staff activity. Over 100 members re-enrolled by July 12 as Roll All Drive prep begins. Bridgetown delegates to Perth conference July 25 and 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Canon Walmsley
R. Evang
Wellford
A. J. Bourke
Tee Depot
Bridgetown
R. Stevens
Perth
Seven Days Leave musical sets fans alight with song and dance
Vic Maturs leads a star-packed cast in REO Radio's Seven Days Leave a romping musical comedy about an American soldier pursuing wealth and a wife amid misadventures. Sparkling numbers swirl with stage, radio bits, and lively dance as previews promise humor and romance.
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Vic
Reo-Radio
Victor
Starat
Wreddy Martin
le Brow
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U.A.C.D
Hampton Street
Theoolway
Plackwood
Reinch
Wntrance
Cheerio
Pemberton Notes
Ridgetown
Mr Mack
Full Gospel Church
Meg Ladhams
D. Rosman
TROUT
Citiper
Parents and Citisene’ Association
Noo
P. Riley
State School
Henry Michael
Rose Ann Bryden
Rowe Ann Bryden
Tohu Bryden
Kirsie
Wne
Wei Kiruy
Bryden
Bryden le Kiru
Jing
Donnybrook
Ore, Follman
Sydney
Dunnybrook
William Brittain and Son
Donnybrook Cemetery
Rev
Lloyd
Arthur Louis, Sullivan
Bridgetown Group
Cubs
Ubeesea
Beourer
P. and C. Association
Liv Bf
Lridgetiwh State School
Napier
Ty Ali
Pat Myr
G. Warburton
Menemis
Mom
Hub
Red
Activitla
Boyup Brook
North West Rangers
North West Bay
Lunde
Australia
Bay
For All
Nelson Printing Works
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