Burglars in Manjimup Target Bath Street Homes
In Manjimup between 11 45 p m and 12 45 a m burglars entered via a back door while the Thompson and Davies households slept. Mrs Thompson’s bag containing 4 pounds 10 shillings and Mrs Davies’s bag with 1 pound were taken. both bags were later found or partially recovered. Police investigate believing strangers carried out the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Thompson
Bath Street
George E. Davies
War Work Meeting Formed by Nannup RS L Subbranch
The Nannup RS L sub branch and RS L Women's Auxiliary call a public meeting for Thursday October 5 at 2:45 pm in Nannup Hall. The aim is to unite residents especially women to form a composite body of workers for national effort.
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Nannup
R S.L
J. Rydings
R.S.L
R.S.L. Women’s Auxiliary
Margaret River Association to Visit Nannup in Exhibition
A representative team from the Margaret River Association will meet a Nannup Association selection next Sunday for what is described as a promising football game. The event signals a friendly contest between regional teams likely to draw local interest.
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Margaret River Association
Nannup
Nannup Association
Tradition Portable Typwriter sales pitch by agents
The Lower South-West agents for the Tradition Portable Typwriter promote buying a new typewriter with a cheaply priced machine and best line, inviting calls to inquire.
Bridgetown Lawn Tennis Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Bridgetown Lawn Tennis Club held its annual meeting Wednesday with Mr. A Flintoff presiding. He reported strengthened finances and reduced indebtedness. Officials were reelected including Patron G W Hester and President A Flintoff. Subscriptions set at 2 10 and 1 10, courts to open October 14, secretary awarded honors, and road board chair to prestorise ceremony.
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Bridgetown Lawn Tennis Club
A. Flintoff
Flintoff
G. W Hester
A Flintoff
R. W- Scott
T. Graham
Adams
C- A MacKinnon
L. Turner
Carroll
Wilmna
Mes
L. Seaddon
H. O. Moore
M. Williams
PF. Taylor
W. Hil
Turner
Wilford
Children’s annual dress ball draws 170 in colourful costumes
About 170 children attended the P. and C. Association event at the Town Hall with over 300 adults watching. The grand march and Lancers earned applause as senior classes and tiny tots in golliwog and doll costumes delighted the crowd. A "Russian Ballet" Minuet and a parade of varied costumes entertained until 10:30 pm. The association president thanked the many helpers who made the ball a success.
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Association
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Hospital Ball at Boyup Brook draws 500 plus crowd
The Upper Blackwood Soldiers Memorial Hospital Annual Ball in Boyup Brook exceeded a five hundred attendance as visitors from other centres joined locals. Parking ran smoothly for 135 cars with no congestion and only one car hindered on leaving. The event raised £80 with supper managed by Mrs. McKie across five sittings. Musicians Mr. Merv Rowston’s Perth Gliders Dance Band played. donations funded most payments including £7 from Mr P. D. Forrest and £5 from Mr Lew Moore. A damaged tree light caused minor issues. calls for better lighting and a rail along the rockery were noted. The ball, the biggest crowd since the hall opened in August 1936, featured many ladies in fashionable gowns and many attendees from surrounding towns.
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Upper Blackwood Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Boyup Brook
Merv. Rowston
Perth
Gliders
Road and Hospital Board
P. D. Porrest
Lew Moore
N. J. P. Fairgneye
Ediny Sharman
Joan Graham
Frances Ole Man
Greenbushes
Wesley Sambell
Waratah
Dinninup
Lois MacKinnon
Bridge Own
E. Gibbs
A- MacKinnon
Bridge Town
A. D .Utterly
Ruby Treloar
M G. Waters
Miss J Gardiner
Upper Preston
J. H. Brown
Ae G. Tuckey
D. Robinson
Marjorie Yates
G. Roscorla
Tuckey
E. Awcock
Bridgetown
Fairlie Yates
E. ‘Hales
Dorothy
Crite
Dennybrook
Mona Spark
A. F Gardiner
Isobel O'Brien
Dudley Parker
Eblue
S. T. Barron
Jack Georgette
R. Hirst
Bunbury
Hilda Irvine
News and Notes from Bridgetown Road Board Items
Summary of Bridgetown Road Board actions and local notices including a letter box in Steere Street at McAlinden Street entrance, plans for forming and bitumising Roe Street with E40 allocated, a secretary’s one month extra holiday, policy on road board staff enlisting for war service, South-West Boxing Championships set for October 26, a try‑out night October 5, a Children’s Fancy Dress Ball at Town Hall, and the Manjimup Show being abandoned for November with other activities continuing.
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Steere Street
Bndgetown Road Board
McAlinden Street
Rope Street
Roe Street
Bridgetown Road
Thie
Hospital Hill
Road Board
McAlinden
Bridgetown
Shanahan
Nannup youths push for RSL recruitment drive
In recent weeks eager Nannup youths pressed RSL officials about joining military service. A sub branch drive last year yielded about 40 names, sent to Perth, but RSL said it could not intervene. About a dozen RSL members offered to help with the H class Reserve enrolments, now accepted.
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Nannup
RSL
Perth
C. Fergerson
BOS
Socal Invitation Cards Range at This Office
Socal invitation cards offered at this office with printing services for all occasions. We cater to the class of printing needs and provide a selection of card designs.
Suez at Bridgetown Screens Delivers Spectacle and Drama
Bridgetown Pictures showcases Suez starring Tyrone Power Loretta Young and Annabella under Darryl Zanuck. The studio reproduces the Suez Canal with lavish desert palaces and a dramatic Be Douin raid. Also on screen The Girl Down Stairs with Franchot Tone and Fran, and Universal's Secret of a Nurse with Edmun Lowe. A note on a one year motion picture safari details Clyde E Elliot's packing for Boulos.
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Suez
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Annabella
Darryl P. Zanuck
Suez Canal
Disraeli
England
House of Commons
Canal
Bridgetown Theatre
Franciska Gaal
Franchot Tone
Proonts
Switzerland
Tone
Tim
Quentin Reynolds
Universal
Edmun Lowe
Helen Mack
Dick Foran
Bridgetown
Booloo
Malava Qo
Boulos
Clyde E. Elliote
el Ameang
Completion of Manjimup State School on new site
Manjimup residents report progress on completing the Manjimup State school at the new site. The old school is to be removed, resolving doubt over whether it would remain as a manual training centre. Teachers, the association, and the Road Award welcome the move as Rose Street may join the town’s business centre and become a fitting site for a school.
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Manjimup
Rose Street
South West Carnival Collie Triumphs Over Warren in 1939 Final
In a crowded Manjimup venue the South West Carnival final saw Collie defeat Warren by ten points after a hard fought match. Collie led early then Warren surged, with key plays by Gibbs Foster and Kelly shaping a tense finish. Injuries limited Donnybrook and Busselton forfeited, affecting draw outcomes.
Championship Game Draws Crowd at Manjimup Carnival
South-West-Collie and Warren clash draws largest crowd yet for a Manjimup football carnival. Collie wins by ten points after a tight match led by both sides, with Haydn Bunton praised for umpiring. Players from Collie and Warren listed among key participants and officials.
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Manjimup
Warren Football Association
Collie
Warren
Successul
Coll
Bridgetown
Haydn Bunton
Gallay Pod Caiter
Bunton
Bridge Town RS Sub-branch Forms Contributory Hospital Fund
The Bridge Town RS sub-branch met last week voting to create a contributory hospital fund managed by five committee members W R Panton D McClure T A Meredith F L Buck and L Evans. Witford resigned as treasurer Moore to fill treasurer role Ruck appointed assistant secretary. The group ordered 400 poppies and pledged aid to the Red Cross during the current crisis.
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Bridgetown
R.S.S
Messrs
W. R. Panton
D. McClure
T. A. Meredith
F. L. Buck
L. Evans
Witford
Moore
Ruck
Red Cross Society
Carnival trophies awarded after close Collie Warren final
Mr May presided as South-West Carnival president and welcomed Mr Morris of the WA N F League who praised the district and the final as a fine display of football. Mr J Smith MLA presented trophies with Collie securing the championship cups, Warren the runners up, and various Fairest and Best awards going to Donnybrook Nelson Warren and Collie players.
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Busselton
Dennybrook
Realiwy
Warren
Collie
Nelo
Donnybrook
Nelson
Cacninal
West Australian National Football League
B Morris
South Fremantle
Jim Ditchburn
Swan Districts
Haydn Hunton
Subiaca
Bunton
Warren Football Association
Buney
Manjimup
Yanmah
Perth
HB. Morris
J Ditchburn
H. Bunton
Manjumup
W. G. Diggins
Haydn Bunton
Moy
Mr. May
W.a.n-F
Morris
J. Smith
M.L.A
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