Fremantle Local Notices Highlight Social and Club Events
Abroad since January, Mr and Mrs Jt G Davies expect to return to Fremantle in September, while Fremantle groups announce events. The Fremantle Women’s Service Guild meet on 6th with Miss A Bronsham speaking on Current Topics. Rowing Club ball set for July 4. A social for Miss Winnie Williams at the Methodist Popular Girl Competition occurred last Saturday at the Oval. North Fremantle ALP children’s ball is July 4 at Trades Hall with F Andrews and G Fraser aiding. The Methodist fete runs this week at Town Hall with open hours and nightly fire. A farewell social for a UK visit featured entertainment by Mrs W S Lewis and Perth Cambrian Society.
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Jt G. Davies
Fremantle
West Australia
Fremantle Women’s Service Guild
North Fremantle
The
ALP
Trades Hall
United Kingdom
Ciety
Women's Service Guild Hall
W. S. Lewis
Lewis Jones
Perth Cambrian Society
Wiliams Au Revoir
Williams
Wide World and Violet lead the June magazine picks
A rundown from periodicals notes the July Wide World issue with curious tales and home care tips. Also highlighted are Violet for romance fiction, My Home for June accessories, Twenty Story Magazine for June thrillers, and Nash’s June offerings with War Nurse and Gambles.
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Nash
June
James Bromfield
Palmyra School Ball Brings Community Funds Support
The Empire Hall hosted Palmyra State School’s snaus ball with Parents and Citizens’ group and staff backing. Guests toured the home of Mrs. J W Bateman as James judged costumes. Prize winners included Pirates and Elves with items from jams and cakes stalls boosting the Women’s Service Guild.
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Empire Hall
Palmyra State School
Disraeli film shown to reveal talkie potential
The writer praises the film Disraeli for its perfect acting and cultured speech. It argues the movie shows how cinema can elevate public taste and imperial ideals, noting the period theme connects to modern commercial life and may inspire patriotic feeling.
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Disraeli
Qme
Mothers Night at St John's GES Draws Strong Response
There was a splendid response to the invitation by St John's GES for Mothers and friends last Thursday. Miss Cowley, the bate secretary, gave a welcome, and a varied programme followed as Misses Olga and others participated.
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St John's Ges
Miss Cowley
Bate
Misses Olga
Mock wedding staged by Wesley Church students
The Intermediate Endeavourers of Wesley Church held a mock double wedding at Wesley Hall last Saturday evening. Brides wore dainty frocks with veils, bridesmaids appeared as charming confections, and the grooms were Masters F Harris and W J Jeffrey. R Jeffrey served as toastmaster with W Richards providing light humor and telegrams from various quarters.
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Wesley Church
Wesley Hall
Masters F. Harris
W. J. Jeffrey
R Jeffrey
W. Richards
Distinctive Old World Taxing Art Repairs
A Belgian church hired an artist to touch up biblical scenes and symbols. The bill itemizes repairs from correcting the Ten Commandments to gilding archangel wings and Noahs Ark decorations, totaling £5 3s 11d.
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Belgium
Pontius Pilate
Heaven
Moon
Hell
Sewail
Herodam
Ba- Taam
Sam
Tobias
David
Goliath
Saul
Shem
Nurses Dance at Fremantle Hospital Social
Last Thursday at Fremantle Hospital nurses held their annual dance in the recreation room noted for its bright decoration. Sister Murray acting matron greeted guests, assisted by Sisters Freeman Smith Shirley and Ryan.
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Fremantle Hospital
Murray
Freeman
Smith
Shirley
Ryan
Municipal Expenditure Policy By City Committee
A council committee led by Mayor Gibson and doctors Sumpton Shepherd Grigg and Rennie plans to trim costs to year end. They dismiss 26 casual workers, keep 21 permanent staff, and split 23 part time to cut wages by half. Outside spending capped at 200 pounds monthly due to financing press.
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Enllittee
Gibson
Sumpton
Shepherd
Grigg
Rennie
Australia
Council
Mately
Municipal MEMS Delay Key Local Improvements
The council plans to defer several town works to next year including Fremantle Park leveling, a pipe and rail fence with memorial steps, fish market landing facilities, and a shelter shed at Hilton Park recreation ground. The long list of attendees and fashion details follows in the March edition.
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Fremantle Park
Memorial
Hilton Park Recreation Ground
Fremantle Harbour Plans Ignite Bridge and Dock Debate
Mr Tom Carter, Fremantle Harbour Trust chairman, urges government inspection of bridges to calm public concern. He argues that if bridges are unsafe they must be repaired. if safe, dock expansion should take priority over a new bridge amid financial strain. He calls for the Public Works Department to report the facts plainly for national interest.
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Tom Carter
Fremantle Harbour Trust Commission
Fremantle
Aise
Public Works Department
Harbour Trust
North Fremantle Council
Main Roads Board
Perth
Fremantle Bridges Defend Against Ratepayer Attacks
In a June 6 1930 letter Pat Hughes defends Fremantle bridges amid Ratepayer criticisms. He recalls a past heavy locomotive incident and notes authorities must repair deck planks while praising harbour works. asserts Fremantle will keep its bridges and port against opponents seeking drastic changes.
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Fremantle
Pat
Hughes
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Cecile
Marjorie Paddon
G. Phillips
M. Chadwick
Wide World
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James
Women's Service Guild
Guild
B. Rishbieth
A. Bramham
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Shand
Hutchinson
Cottesloe
Shell
Selah
Dad
Pierrette
Cooke & Deary
Butterfly
Greas Girl
Bubbles
Diver
Gay Fawkes
Bunny
Fairy
the Hines
Eileen Molyneaux
Municipal Mems
Sister Ryan
Georgette
Morlet
Percy White
Cook
Dunkley
Stubbe
Eville
M Ferguson
Hustler
Mr. McMahon
Clayton
Nurse Craig
Esme Thompson
Miss Ferguson
Hannaford
Richardson
Barnard
Miles
Fry
Stone
Morrell
Joliey
Prince
Sinclair
Ridge
Wilon
Harris
Stokes
Mackie
Ross
White
Hollandsworth
Fitzgerald
J. Patterson
Booth
Batson
Mr. Tapper
Carter
Burtinshaw & Forbes Plasterers
Granoitins
Holland Street
Collie Street
High Street
St. Jul
Bon-Ton
South Terrace
Warner
Handy ‘Oods
Fremantle Fish Supply
Market Street
Adelaide Street
ST. O'Malley
Propriets
Mim O'Malley
JM. O'Malley
O'Malley
Home-Made
Queen ST
London Cafe
Princess Tea
Princess Theatre
Mre
M. E. Jones
Proprietresa
Lord-street
Currie, Dillon & CO
Cliff-street
Customs, Shipping and Forwarding Agents
R. D. Menzies
Queen Street
Joseph C. Semken
Perth-Fremantle Road
Tel—Fm
Faiogg
Patromise
Calty
Dorette
Atwell Arcade
A. Gibney
Adelaide St
J. Harvey Painter
Pakenham-Street
C. L. Peake & Son
Hannistem-St
Fremanter
R. Clarke
Peenarme
Tel. FM
W. Churcher & Co
Heary-strest
Fremantia
Glanville
H.C Glanville
Murchison
Near Gen View
Henry W. Caesar
Lhcmeed
Sanitary and Gensel Pimaber
Reary-streat
Lear
Phauss
G. F. Yeates
Ferth
Primis
Ty. A. Hicks
Beate Terrace
Fremantfe
Oslianted
Apexi Fer North Bzitme
EEE Cantile Insurance
Welches
Charles Boyd
Bryan & William
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