Red Cross Notes Bridgetown Branch Meeting Aug 6
The Bridgetown Red Cross notes the next monthly meeting on August 6 with a silver cin award for the month. Over 100 members have enrolled this year, aiming for 400. A shed for donated items is requested and a depot committee has elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cris
Ht Ie
Sylve
Allen Oates
Dusting
B. Doust
Mardow
Pe- Uni
E. Peate
Saunders
Scriven
F. Smith
Stevenson
R. Stevens
Mins EL
Second Annual Report of Bridgetown Branch Depot
The Bridgetown Depot marks its second year with continued enthusiasm and growth. Revenue reached £257 8s 6d in 1941 and £900 15s 5d for 1942 49, with sales contributing 47 percent after expenses. notable changes include reorganized staff under new supervision, tea rooms expanded, and efforts across waste products, procurement, and crafts. Volunteers supplied clothing and home-made goods for war relief, and members funded equipment and materials through sales of sweets and textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Thin Sax
Mre Pearce
Mra
Saendere
Williams
Wntil
Fea
Team
Elder Smith
Pillage
Mra Willits
Amyes
Bipehell
Vicichy
Pollite
Durin
Putin
Fini
Babeliva
Abista
Games
Reir
Gramphine
Bridgetown
Manjimup Red Cross Branch Meeting Records Allocation
At the Manjimup Branch meeting held July 2 the Red Cross Society members discussed allotment items. Members Miranias Willi Davies Memes McKay Prensy OBrien and Kev attended. The audit shows 2188/7194 reference, with £5 to the Prisoners of War Fund and £50 to the General Fund.
Country Women to Help War Effort In WA Branch Meeting
The Country Women’s Association Western Australian branch outlines plans to fund and supply a mobile canteen for soldiers, with a goal to present it to Ken Shick authorities at a forthcoming conference. Members also pledge to plant memorial trees in Giblett Street gardens and prepare for the annual Industrial and Flower Exhibition set for October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Askneianion
Magiaf Peat
Red Shield
Salvation Arms’ Organisation
Endeacune
Ken Shick
Peeth
Apoakine
MeKas
Tocal
Plw.a
Rose Garren
Giblett Street
Mra
Hy. James
Senate Elections In West Australia Four Candidates Named
The Joint Campaign Councils of the Nations Country Parties nominate four well known West Australian men for Senate. Three are ex soldiers who fought in the war. Beunter C. O. Latham and J. B. Teasdale have long rural and parliamentary experience. Brigadier T. Louch and Lt Col. F. Patou have held public office and served in the AIF. The Swan Battalion command and other wartime roles are noted.
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Rena
Beunter C
Latham
Lenwip Lathaw
Amuperveter
Teas Hine
T. & Louch
Lisgt
Lx Patou
A. Eddy
Steere Bt
Bridgetown
Joan of Paris at Box Up Tonight in Perth Return
The film Joan of Paris, a 1943 RKO drama, plays at Box Up tonight after a Perth Plea Theatre run. Michele Morgan portrays a Frenchwoman torn by love, loyalty, and resistance under Gestapo pressure, as she and allies devise a risky rescue plan and face tragic sacrifice.
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Joan of
Paris
Perth
Gosithee
RKO
Joan St
Franc
France
Gestapo
Jon
Antoine
Eing- Tand
Jonn
Michele Morgan
Prat
Novatel
Wweri
Paul
Joan Blondell Shines in "3 Girls About Town" Cast
Franchise Bhendell praises Blondell in Three Tied Aboot, noting her performance as the standout. She is aided by supporting players Hinnie Tarnex Blair Tibet Trenetley and Sere Gat Raynp, with strong backing from the ensemble tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Blondell
Fras Bhendell
Tawi
Perpen
Hinnie Tarnex
Daart Blair
Tibet Trenetley
Sere
FumoRes Win Aidewed To Convene Treasurer Job
The report notes Ray Moir Vades mernted to undertake the duties of treasurer while planning for the annual general meeting. The event was fixed for Ang month during the period described as The Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumoures Win
Ray Moir Vades
Ang
Dar
Manjimup Hospital Fund Reports Quarterly Totals
The Warren District Hospital minutes record June quarter results for Manjimup Hospital. New members 28. subscriptions £140 18s. fund patients treated 400. expenditure £304 1s 7d. inpatients days 1635 with 53 males and 81 females admitted and 51 males and 58 females discharged. Outpatient attendances 114.
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Warren District
TW. Margereses
Hspital Fund
Hopyitel Fond
Generaalyy
Pemberton Ladies and Men Golf Results Report
Pemberton notes detail a week of golf events with results across ladies and men's sections. Mime J Richards won the Thursday monthly medal with a net 31, beating her handicap by six. G Bloor Jr claimed the flag trophy on Saturday. Sunday's 18 hole bogey format saw Salter and Rann win among many pairings, followed by a ladies’ afternoon event won by Mrs Thompson and Mrs Nichols.
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Mime J. Richards
Richards
Rowberry
Fryang
Knowles
Smith
G. Bloor
Jnr
Salter
Rann
Deadmty
Kiley
Bloor
Hanley
Wood
Came
Barrett
Elliott
Fuge
Winch
Junior Red Cross Girls to Host Energetic Games Evening
The article notes a planned games evening by the Junior Red Cross girls to be held next month with energetic participation and enthusiastic anticipation. It emphasizes lively spirit and the social value of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Saris
Obituary of Sapper Eve Smith of Pemberton
Gloom fell over the Crmnide society when Sapper Eve Smith of Pemberton, a prisoner of war in Tenor, died. He joined the Crmnide soon after arriving in Pem berton, rose to the highest offices in the Drads, earned a mont cble and commended officer. Survived by his wife and two children, he was among those in Singapore when it fell and learned of his capture about a year later. Deepest sympathy to his wife, family and friends.
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Sapper
Eve Smith
Pemberton
Builth
Crmnide
Pemberton Im Tor Hebrid
Drads
Felkre
Singapore
Manjimup School Mote Celebrates Student Achievements
Report from Manjimup School notes awards to Senior Room students led by Mr. Mark and Keith Mulray for Best Test results. Alix Corll Coltin Crombie and others earned prizes in class tests and Penny Chain proceeds supported the War Fund. A May often play Alien In Grammar Land drew praise, with Mrs. Sarah honored for aiding school work and air raid trench effort.
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Fietore
Mark
Keith Mulray
Miassex
Alix Corll
Coltin Crombie
Moniita
Ince
Resolts
Clann
Mr. Neil
Jill Creaney
Mine Clover
Norma Muir
Bext
Rural Reconstruction Plan Outlined by South West Board
The chairman J S Foamy presents figures from government departments and local boards on postwar rural reconstruction in Australia. He argues for rapid land settlement, decentralization, and population growth, detailing farm sizes, stock, forestry, coal and timber industries, and potential population gains to about 180,000 to 250,000, urging local governments to draft proposals and involve the commission.
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J. Sener
W. KR. Ee ‘Eerdey
Australia
Bettie
Benny
Australls
Fevens
Parry
Echeure
Belgium
AH Niere
Poch Persin
Bouth West Road Board
Lin Sond
Ambulance Association Seeks Support For Van Replacement
The Bridgetown St John Ambulance annual report for 1943 notes a small credit balance and war savings investments. It highlights transport and ambulance usage, with 17 patients conveyed to hospital and 10 shillings revenue from first aid classes. The committee appeals to residents to fund a new ambulance van and acknowledges key helpers and the president's resignation.
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Bridgetown
St. Joke Ambulance
Astucarha
Balingay
Piratly
Dr. & Williams
Baiingap
Mra K. Alderson
RSL
Kallah
O'Brien
Tyark Srn
Trbdmetown
O. Pik Tage
Ree Street
Damaged Manjimup notes on events and wartime activity
Local notes from Manjimup recount community events at Town Hall including a dance organized by the Holy Name Society to aid Roman Catholic funds, and a football match between Deanmill and Bridgetown with final scores. Mentions of the Allied lend lease impact, new trucks in use, and local transport improvements.
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Manjimap
W.C. Muir
Lesse-Lend
F.N. Ridley
Chevrolet
Z. W
Manjimup
Holy Name Society
Deanmill
Beline
Accros
Shirley Richandy
Hame
Gwen Hutchinson
Corver
Shirley
Sreanmill
Bridgetown
Vhw
Heidgetown
Deaumill
Evolution at War With the Bible in Manjimup
A historical column notes Mew B. Torrente opening a dress shop on Giblett Street and details local notes including donations to a War Relief Fund, arrivals of new managers at the Manjimup Hotel, and community events. It cites opposition to evolution from religious figures, mentions prison of war fund figures, and lists residents and local organizations involved in wartime relief and social life.
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B. Torrente
Giblett Street
EBL Privimery
Manjimey
RAL
Peter—C
Angel
Hoteap
Thig
Chris
Jesus
Calvary
Deanmill Beats Bridgetown In Thrilling Hockey Match
A Sunday hockey clash saw Deanmill defeat Bridgetown amid standout forward wing play and a goal from Shirley Moore. Both teams faced absent captains as Bridgetown pressed early, while Deanmill forged a sharp defense and rapid counter moves to secure the win.
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Innit Mane
Deanmill
Bridgetown
Demumill
Jon Viking
Dean Mill
Shirley Moore
Church Notices from St Paul’s Bridgetown August 1 142
Church notices list services for St Paul’s Bridgetown on Sunday August 1. Times include 5:00 am Holy Communion, 10:00 pm Sunday School, 11:00 pm Evening Eucharist, 4:30 pm Evensong and Sermon, Wandillup, 2:30 pm Erenkins Road sermon.
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Wandillup
pan—Erenkins
Sermo
Bridgetown Today Circle Listings Report
Fragmentary local notice lists Bridgetown, Willow Spring, Nannup and related places with names including Rev B W Farman and TeeiNe 8.8. Me Mack. The readable fragments suggest a community notice or timetable style entry for Bridgetown and nearby towns.
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Atguet Tik
Bridgetown
Willow Spring
Nannup
B. W. Farman Tan Pa Ronan
Full Gospel Church Pemberton Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday August 7 lists 11 a.m. Breaking of Bread Service and 3 p.m. Sunday School. At 4 15 p m there is a Gospel ie Tuesday 7 30 weblp meeting and 7 32 p m Prayer Meeting.
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Gorgel
Incomplete Manuscript Notes on Agriculture Output
Fragmentary remark discusses future farming plans and projected yields. Mentions one region fully developed, with percentages and comparisons to current production levels. Indicates uncertainty about timing and scale of agricultural expansion.
Obscure Bridgetown News Moment From The Press
A brief item notes a publication by J. A. Eddy for United Press Ltd. at their office on Steere Street in Bridgetown. The fragment preserves the name and place but lacks broader context or outcomes.
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J. A. Eddy
The
United Press Ltd
Steere Street
Bridgetown
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Red
Fetown Activities
Manjimup Pranch
Country Women’s Association
Senate
Boyuf Nbook
Joan OF Paris
Manjimup Hospital
Pemberton Notes
Junior Red Cross
Manjimup School
Jane
Sarith
Neil
Geneni
Alreinty
Eal Begee
Phubarts
South West Roads Board Association
Bunbury
St. John Ambulance Association
Manjimup Jotti
Dem McKay
Dinemy Red Crossinit
I. C. Felstead
A. T. Jones
Mlimeex Progress Association
Munjicayy
Othey
Mee Vier
W. Kaniman
H. J. Javeng
W. Wardell Johnson
M. Grotimann
Jobe Dickson
Ereviously
H. Bueexeani
Mrs. B. Hay
Parsons
Brinley Morgan
ISAAQ
Ionex Morgan Armoured Division AL
E. W. Morley
Aidwen's
Idealene
Quy Marsinch
Yogo Slav Fmmikrents’ Association of
Western Australia
Manjuup
Manjimup Bute
George Wan
Sykes
Ted
Sra
Byhee
Garth Day
God
Hin Paleatrun Road
the Warren
Manjimup ‘Hotel
Gteve Oneil
Palace Hotel
the Park
Cerna
W. Todd
Deanail
Bry
J. Box
Byanny
Bo Me
Mex R
Mann
Putesroop
Urnride
Bank of New South Wales
Hockey
Anny
Pera
Fleischmenn
Haechel
Auge
Ewilaed
ST. Paul's Bridgetown
Me Mack
Full Gospel Church
Aluminim
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