Social and Personal Notes From Bridgetown District
Mise Olive Bartlett of the State School stall in Retamning baiting her varente Mr and Mrs A E Bartlett of Bridgetown during the week. Miss N S Williams of Bridgetown swam a viet to the city. Mr Hogg of Beverley attended his daughter Mrs D tees at Freemasoma Hotel Ticklystown and returned to Beverley with Tom Fenzey. Mic Geen Williams of Banbury spent days with Mrs Lyons of Bridgetown Mr R Fleeton of Bridgetown left on Tuesday’s Diesel Coach. Mr D Shanahan and Mr Garside returned Sunday after a week-end in Perth. Mr Garside was accompanying his wife who is spending a few days to Eric. Mr John F Smith of Bridgetown was on a business trip to the city and Eastern Wheat Belt. Visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ellia of Bridgetown in Mr Rodgers and children of Perth. Miss Dyer of Capel arrived during the week to take up dating at McCay’s store. Mr B Chadd of the Catholic Lawrence Co Bunbury, newly transferred to Bridgetown, left for cag se. No congratulations are being received by Mr and Mrs A Wauchope of the Bridgetown Newsagency on the birth of surest at Bridgetown Hospital during the week. Mr and Mrs Corin Sutton of Bridgetown also receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at the Bridgetown Hospital. Mrs J Muir of Bridgetown underwent an operation on Tuesday last and is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Olive Bartlett
Retamning
A. E. Bartlett
Beidgstown
N.S. Williams
Bridgetown
Me. Hogg
Beverley
D. Tees
Tom Fenzey
Mic Geen Williams
Banbury
Garide
John F. Smith
Wheat Belt
Ellia J
Rodgers
Chiren
Perth
B. Chadd
Catholic Lawrance Co
Bunbury
A. Wauchope
Bridgetown Advocate Ad Promotes Local Printing Service
The Bridgetown Advocate weekly edition announces the printing works located on Street in Bridgetown as the town's sole printer. It claims extensive circulation across Nannup Kirup Balingup Greenbushes Bridgetown Hester Catter Yornup Sunnyside Mara Glen Lynn and nearby areas. The office boasts up to date machinery and can supply every requirement. local representatives are Ring telephone 136 Bridgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdday
RE Street
Bridgetown
Nannup
Kirup
Balinguf
Greenbushes
Hester
Catter
Yornup
Sunnyside
Mara
NUP
Glen Lynn
Ring Telephone
New Vauxhall Dealer Appointment Spotlight
APPOINTMENT NEWS Attwood Motors naming Mr Wilke of Hirkigetown as dealer for Vauxhall cars and bed trucks and utilities. Wilke is a well known figure in Bevish car on the Assiraien market and is said to be a strong addition to the Vauxhall network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attwood Motors
Wilke
Hirkigetown
Dasler
Vauxhall
Bevish
Assiraien
Mar
Footpath Repairs Loom for Bridgetown Church Areas
At the Bridgetown Road Board meeting the Church of England footpath before the retaining wall was deemed very bad and in need of repairs with bitumen. Debate included Methodist Church footpath needs and support for fixing both sections. The motion to repair the Church of England footpath passed after discussion led by Mr Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Bridgetown Road
Hester
Machin
BicAlinden
Beauty treatment Q&A column from Bridgetown
Mr McLune, chemist of Bridgetown, currently writing a beauty treatment review, invites readers to send questions for the paper's columns. He will answer any received inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclune. Chemit
Bridgetown
Death of Roy Tames Moates at 33 in Bridgetown district
The death occurred at Bridgetown Hospital on September 3 of Roy Tames Moates farmer of Winningup aged 33. He was born at Bridgetown and had resided at Winningup. The remains were laid to rest in the Anglican portion of Bridgetown Cemetery on Sunday with Rev Strugnell officiating. Mourners included his wife and two young children and relatives from Bridgetown and Victo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Fospital
Roy Tames Moates
Winnigup
Meares Waas
Bridgetown
Strugnell
Small von
Mesere, Moyes
Famerus Vicwcross
Euchre Parties End Of First Series At Convent School
A record turnout attended the euchre sessions held every Tuesday evening at the Convent School. Prizes were awarded to Mr G Johnson and Mrs Chapman for the event, with Mr Rowley securing the highest aggregate and Mr R Fleeton winning the most games. Mrs Chapman Mr Johnson and Mr Wilke contended for face and prize. After a 90 game, Mr Johnson seemed to edge victory. The second nine begins Tuesday with valuable prizes, supper provided, and Miss Cowley hosting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Johnson
Chapman
Rowley
R. Fleeton
Johnson
Wilke
Misa
Cowley
Repertory Club Concert Draws Modest Attendance
A Bralgetown Spectny Club concert, supported by Manjimup and others, drew only moderate crowds due to heavy rain and calendar clashes. The program featured the Repertory Club Orchestra, choral items, solos and selections from the Dear Departat, with praise for management and visitor cooperation from Bridgetown and Manjimup participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bralgetown Spectny Club
Manjimap Repertory Club
Thorai Cebin
Mra. Simms
Mbe del Nelon
Mews Johnston
Falconer
Somiel
Mra. Slater
Manjimup
Tere
van al
Thieu
Ra. Toser
Fincup
Joart
Erioe
Me. R. Wittord
Bridge¢ Tawny Club
Bridgeton
M.P. Williams
Manjiroun
Witford
Mildred Nelaon
Herveore de Jocelyn
Goddorl
Mr. T J Sbeer
der Baby
Mrs.Sims
Marvin
Chil
Onesey
Manjimay Repertory Utd
East
Mex Slater
Gwenda Leonard
Mrs. Orden
Dorothy Davies
Henry Slater
Ferrand Davies
Ben Jordan
Ma UN Williams
Victoria Slater
Smith
Abel Merryweather
Sydney Kitley
K. Airey
Marche Romine
Gounod
Overture
Kime
Ar Walts
Rolie
Club Orchestra
Horne
Somerville
Hgar
Jaane
Myx
Slater
J. Falconer
WL. Nelson
Mil ‘Bred Nelson
Desthlem Army
G. P. Johnson
Beethoven
Repertory Club Orchestra
Renable
Bridgetown Repertory
Eatt
Alice Waybury
Dorothy Cutmore
Sheila Waybury
de Randell
Georgy Comnaueht
Ron Taser
Geoffrey Chua
Finley Gumphell
Nethe
Leonie Drapet
Sie May Crrnmore
Hay O' Rowen
Orchistras Charin
Ysis
O'Brien
Teme Leng
Te T. Viking
Wheeler
Mp HJ Smith
T. Speer
Tan Gray
Banyr
Ke Turton
Mic
War Memorial Site Plan Discussed at Board Meeting
In a Briton town board session, Ward officials debated clearing and preparing a War Memorial site. Mr Alden and Mr Mitel proposed cleaning the area with help from Messrs Tose and Hake. The plan aims to clear the ground and align this work with the year’s schedule.
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Tose Ani
Aliden
Mitel Tag
Untidy Fences Cleaned After Local Meeting Oddities
Neighborhood notes recount cluttered fence cleanup after a town meeting with scattered names and stray remarks. Report mentions theft, weather, and stray references to local officials and incidents.
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Fisher's
Steere Street
Chevrolet & Buick
Ray J. Sharpe
Bamford Diesel
Sastenrose
Ra.c
Freemasons’ Hotel
D. S. Mcalinden
Ocomfort
H. Wilks
Vinty Donaldson
Bedford
Oldsmobile
ARS
Cycles Wireless
Jan
al Ibs Boiss Param
M ° Cay’s Stores
Emu
Melray Store
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Boyap Brook
Bayup Brook
Poorman
The
Bridgetown Advocate
NEW Vauxhall
W. Anderson
Hampton St
Boyup Brook
Aladdins
House of Astor
R, Urquhart
Chaff, Grain and
MR. Roy J. Meares
Wm. Attwood Motors
Ince
MR. Lewis Wilks
B. Brook
Manjimup Pensetown
Boynprton
Bedford Trucks & Utilities
Vauxhall Gars
Texaco
New Texaco
H. E. Lindsay & Co. Greenbushes & Balingup
Miles
E Sons Builders
W. J. Rankine
Plumber & Iron Worker
H. E. Lindsay & CO
General Merchants and Commission Agents
POR— Paterson and Co. Ltd
Eldersmith and Co. Ltd
International Harvestre Co
MeCormick Deering Farm Machines
International Millers
Texan of Co
Winterbottom Motor Co
Dodge Care Aid
DeSoty
Austin
Cyclone Gale and Fence
Bandmaster Wireless
Radialo Wireless
Eta
Warriors
Centrals
Amy
Logue
Westinghouse Radio
H. W. Dowd
Wyper Howard
Deane
Mtr. Pf
Torrance
Will
Hampton Street
West Fearny’s
Britannia Cafe
Nest Rowe
Eleetric
Nat
Manny Astern
P.O. Bor
Ronald S. Tozer
Mercantile Agent
Bridgetown South West
Ewing & Cruickshank
Land Surveyors
Society
Dodge Cars
Dodge Trucks
Austin Cara
Malloch Bros, Machinery and General Farm Re Qraikites
Separstnra
Ircantile Mutual Insurance and Accident Pige Lagumees
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