Pemberton Golf Club Opens Amid Mixed Foursome Scores
The Pemberton Golf Club opened operations Sunday with J A Rowberry driving the first ball. Thirty three players competed in mixed foursomes despite poor weather. W Deadman won bogey, and J Richards with H Deadman took mixed foursomes. Remaining results list Mrs Knowle and Green, Mrs Crowd and Roby, and other pairings. The meeting followed on Thursday with officers named including President Mr Thompson and Vice President Mrs Knowles.
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Pemberton Gol Club
Rowberry
WW. Deadman
W. Deadman
Ue Winch
P. Barrett
A R. Fuge
Mics J Richards
H. Destman
Mie J Richards
H. Dead
Mrs. Bloorser
Kno
Iss Roby
Parnell Jr
Howe
Semcnas
Apri
Thompston
Sadeot
Mrs. Knowle
Funeral of Mrs Esther Ellen Stanton at Kojonup
The funeral for the late Mrs Esther Ellen Stanton was held beside Kojonup. She married in Victoria and left a family of six daughters and one son. Chief mourners included Gen. Stanton, Mrs Gale, Miss Stanton, and Mr. Butterly among others. Floral tributes came from multiple families and friends. A separate note mentions a 11-year-old boy from Bridgtown charged with theft at the Children’s Court, remanded to the Child Welfare Department until age 18. The Agriculture Department urged farmers to place superphosphate orders for the current period to aid supply and pasture topdressing, with guidance on filing through the usual channels.
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Esther
Ellen Stanton
Jumniz Stanton
A.D. Butterly
J F Weight
Tom
Amy
Hilda
Gaildne
Bridg-town
A. E. Bartlet
Child ‘Welfare Department
Uneder
Agricultime
Baron-Hay
Trwan
Department of Agricultur
Anzac Day Pemberton Address Notes Red Cross Work
The Anzac Commemoration at Pemberton observes Red Cross fundraising and notes June donations. A motion of sympathy was passed for relatives of the late Integra Stan Ley, with Dallas presiding. The service honors Navy and Army roles in Gallipoli and subsequent campaigns, praising nursing sisters and the endurance of families.
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Integra Stanley
Red Cross
War time notes from Greenbushes community fallout
Five servicemen on home leave attended events in Greenbushes on April 20. The Soldiers Welfare Committee hosted an evening with music and dancing, plus a successful charity bridge and sale raising funds for the church and Red Cross. A community concert planned for May at Miners Hall supports Sister Kate’s Home, with prizes awarded in bridge and a total of about £2 1s raised. The Red Cross activities continued as talks urged unity, support for troops, and morale, stressing reliance on Allies and patriotic duty amid wartime challenges.
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Fighting
Soren
Tom Russell
Bill Coleman
Wally Ds Worbors
French Lindsay
Tom Green
Soldiers’ Welfare Committee
J. Neville
Graham
Cornet
Ailes
Anne Oe
Jarvis
Church of England
Herbert
Miners’ Hall
R.L. Jones
Sullivan
Mes. Young
Mre Kerr
Mies D
Angus
Mre J. Neville
Sire Young
Mr. G. Viner
Meesdames Sullivens
Congdonana
Collins
RSL
R. Williams
G Tulloch
Kate
Home
Denberg
J. Doherty
Alleen
Angas
Percy Pearcy
Cummy
Eel
Aril Reap
America
Nimes
Bridgetown Road Board Appoints New Chair and Vice Chair
The ordinary Bridgetown Road Board meeting held in the Board Room on Friday saw all members present. Mr J. Bagshaw was elected chair and Mr E S Hester named vice-chairman, both unopposed, with H Lake J J McAlinden E Hester F Willmott serving on the finance committee alongside the chair.
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Bridgetown Road Board
Board Room
C. V. Draper
J. & Bagshaw
E. S. Hester
Feers H. Lake
J J. McAlinden
Hester
F Willmott
Nanoup Ford
Blackbar Flax
Blechynlen Street
Greenbushes Road
Whestler
Wheatley’s River
Nannup Port Road
Nannup Road
Mockerdillup Road
Grange Road
Crowd
Wheatley 4
Peninsula Road
Nennup Pord
Black
War time notes detail council relief, roads and immunisation efforts
The board reviewed ARP testing, diphtheria immunisation costs at 3/6, and free immunisation for service members’ children. It reported road and drainage damage across Laverty Street and Nannup roads, with repairs planned and projects delayed by survey limits. Public works touched territory transfers, road district boundaries, and storm-water issues while ministers urged continued supply of vital metals and periodic material returns.
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Sydney
Civil Defence Council
Wass
Pein Koi
Tyrton Vine
Mes G Bitty
Public
Healy
Ryan
Hadi
Childrn
Laverty Street
Culvente
Hampton Street
Rains
Hister
Antler
Ward
Nannup
Beard
DS Bagshaw
Cote
Eferml
Mockerdillup Brook
Zaks
Firther
Prom Public Works Department
Manjimup
Bridgetown Road
Gesettal
Manjimup Road
Nelaga
Aido
Mother's Day Remembrance Amid War's Desolation
An editorial piece celebrates mothers as God’s gift during wartime, contrasting enduring maternal love with global conflict. It recalls memories of mothers’ counsel, the comfort of home, and prays for everlasting peace. Notes two brothers, Mosers Eric and Jack Rate, progress after a recent accident with Jack still hospitalized. Anzac Day service drew few attendees due to weather, but praise for the service and address persists.
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Eric
Jack Rate
Jack
Teblon Ming He Booked at The Depot for Bridge
The notice advertises a bridge session at the Depot on Friday May 15. It promises a cosy warm room and dainty afternoon teas. Limited tables, about 20, with private seating for early bookings.
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Teblon Ming
Waste products plea seeks every bottle for funds
A May appeal urges residents to donate all waste paper and every bottle including medicine and untownded ones to aid funds for prisoners of war. The drive asks for clean waste paper suitable for sale locally to support relief efforts.
Local plea to donate wood aid
A brief note reports Pepe Aiiesa urging people to donate as much wood as possible. The call emphasizes maximizing contributions to support the cause and asks community members to act promptly.
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Pepe Aiiesa
Adversine Ad Rush Crashes Market Despite Requests
A garbled Advoca te column fragment hints at a chaotic market mood as investor demand falters. The unreadable text references names and numbers likely tied to prices or shares, with limited legible detail suggesting a push or sell action amid uncertain outlooks.
Pom and sure bet advocate and secure best re
A fragment hints at a confident push for a secure outcome. It references a person or group urging a favorable bet or decision, with emphasis on steady gains and trusted advocacy. Specific names, places, or dates are not provided in the legible text.
Church Notices SUKvax say we OM Mothers Day
Church notices indicate observances for Mothers Day with plans and schedule details. The excerpt identifies event prompts and suggests commemorations by local congregations and group leaders.
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Mothers Day
St Pauls Bridgetown Sunday Service Details
Sunday May 10 service schedule includes morning and evening worship. Events list a 2:30 pm session and sermon with evening gathering. Local church announces program and timings for parishioners and visitors.
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Betty Mie
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Parnell
Pitman
Knowles
Green
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Esther Ellew Stantor
Bridgetown
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Dallas
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Mundaring Road Board
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Wales
Anzac
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Ute
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Tig
Mildred
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Dinninup
Thompson's Garage
General Motors
For All
Nelson Printing Works
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Old Metals
Cheerio
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