Fremantle Social Notices Across July Events And Appeals
Local Fremantle society items note a North Fremantle ALLE children's ball at Trades Hall on Friday July 4 under Mr F Andrews and G Fraser, and a successful benefit concert for the widow of G W Smith yielding twenty pounds. Numerous dances at the Empire Hall, Barracks, and Princess May School Hall promote club fundraisers and community entertainment. A clothing appeal seeks worn garments for distressed residents, with a long waiting list and urgent need for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frelantle
The
ALLE
Trades Hall
Kreumnile
North Fremantle
G. W. Smith
Princess May
Fremantle
Union Bank Moves to New Fremantle Premises at High Street
The Union Bank plans future business from its new Fremantle premises at 106 High Street, touting prime location and convenience for the banking public. The article also notes a lively social scene with a large gathering at Mrs. Trenkinson’s home, fashion trends promoting green, and many events including the Rowing Club ball and the naval reserve ball with His Excellency the Governor's patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank
High-street
Fremantle
Pice
Naval Reserve Depot
Lady Campion
Perth
H. E. Hattan
Laughter praised as sunshine of the soul and joy
A vivid ode extols laughter as the sunshine of the soul and happiness of the heart. It calls laughter the privilege of purity, the echo of innocence, and the enemy of grief, blessing moods and smiles with a pure, clean conscience.
Methodist Fete Crowns Miss Harris in Village Contest
The Wesley Hall fete opened by Sir William Campion and Mayor Gibson raised nearly 200 pounds. The popular girl competition ended with Miss Norma Harris claiming 7059 votes ahead of Miss Winnie Williams and others. Final tally showed Miss Harris victorious after a late rally by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hall
William Campion
Gibson
Winnie Williams
Norma Harris
Alton Locke
Miss Williams
Harrie
W. Williams
Kath Locke
Oats
Alice Davies
Nye
C. J. Locke
Why Men Hate Women The Reason May Surprise You
The excerpt hints at a provocative claim about why men feel animosity toward women, suggesting an assertion framed as personal opinion. The incomplete text leaves readers with a question about underlying causes and gender dynamics.
Wedding in Fremantle Church Ends in Honeymoon Departure
A large crowd gathered at Wesley Church Fremantle on May 17 for the marriage of Beatrice Keegan and Sydney Hendry. The bride wore white French georgette with orange blossom, carrying roses and lilies of the valley, maid of honour Miss J Andrews, bridesmaid Miss Elsie Keegan. Reception at Reachable Hall with toasts, dancing and musical items, couple depart for honeymoon in royal blue reversible satin.
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Wesley Church
Fremantle
Beatrice Keegan
Jon. Keegan
Porrest-street
East Fremantle
Sydney Hendry
P. Hendry
Adrian-street
Maliru
Elsie Keegan
J. Andrews
Bestian
Grounishan
Messrs. Herrt Wass
Peter Giles
Ideal Club Debate At Trades Hall Draws 92–92
About 100 members and friends heard a debate at Trades Hall last Thursday on whether hotels should close with pm Misses D Tangney judged. The affirmative speakers were T Portier Gray and H Collety, negatives Bert Bailey Jim O Sullivan and Jack McDonald. The draw left both sides tied at 92 points. The event featured lively discussion with remarks from Messrs Cook Jameson and Miss Payne, and the audience remained peaceful throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Hall
D. Tangney
Messrs
Cook and
Jamieson
Miss Payne
Speech on central reserve bill by Mr Curtin in Canberra outlet
Mr Curtin in Canberra condemns private banking power and gold standard reliance. He cites Lloyd and McKenna, warns of banking dictation over credit and government, arguing credit belongs to people and that Australian banks grew through profit distribution rather than credit creation. He contrasts US and German finance, noting gold's limited role in domestic credit and highlighting bank reserves rising from 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Saad Mac
Mim Jol Curtin
Ashlr
Canberra
Cone Reserve
Hi Lomayrade Ko
Brown
Smith
Uust
Furter
Tenry Ward
United States of America
Versaille Bois
Althotsh
Boule
Chidren
Australia
Cunmumnwealth Bank
London
Young People Hold Dance at Trades Hall
A dainty supper was served after a gathering, followed by a dance. Next Thursday to night a dance will be held in the Trades Hall with music provided by the Harold Busch orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Duffield
Harold Busch Orchestra
Fremantle Hospital Board to undergo major changes
The Fremantle Hospital Board faces a likely overhaul with current members named and new nominees listed. Names include J Locke, G Tortom, J N Greenslade, Dr Kerr, Dr Gibson, plus Kiln Knapp and Molyneaux among others. Critics note the absence of Mcleod, lauded for hospital service, suggesting government plans for reform amid poor finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Fremantle Huspital Board
Oll
Messrs. McMahon
Mc Farrell
F. E. Gibson
Fremantle
Molyneaux
H, Knapp
Gr .Tortom
North Premantle
J. N. Greenslade
Fremantle Road
Kerr
Dr. Gibson
Mr. Farrell
Ugly Men
Me. Knapp
Friendly Societies
Mir. Molyneaux
Buliala Society
Keeshantle Business Men
Iiven
Council
McLeod
Fremantle Road Board
New Names Wanted in This Valley’s Old Town Memoir
A fragmented reminiscence describes local geography near Hamilton Hill and the Buckingham rear, naming Tuarts and white gum trees, a memorial hill, and a community nicknamed Silly Town. It criticizes the Road Board and questions it protection of funds, plus a long tirade against banks and the nation’s financial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Yas
Amilton Hill
Buckingham Rear
Chamberlain's
Road Board
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Messrs, Tonkin and
Varley
Tarish Hall
Tare
Froecests
Luni
F. Andrews
G. Fraser
Talmyra State School
Empire Hell
Con
Amy Johmson
Arrances
AGA
Burt-street
Richmond Ladies
Empire Hall
Trenkinson
Marine-terrace
Moray
Courtenay
Gladys
Jack Brewer
Charlie Spargo
Norman ‘Thompson
Me. E. H. Gray
MILG
Warmer
Amy Johnson
Market-street
Adelaide-street
Thomson
Cecile
Bate
JF Dewar
Buwar
Elimele
Sears
Ron Moyle
Brisbane
England
Fife
Dreysgoods
Jatlenson
Avuian
Scota
Ideal Club
MR. J. Curtin
Hospital Board
Stone White Gum Valley
South TE
Technical School
Mirese N. Delamay and
N. Maddiron
Burtinshaw & Forbes
Molland Street
Melbourne
South Terrace
Collie Street
High Street
St. John’s Church
Pheer
Bon-Ton
Warner's
Handy Foods
Fremantle Fish
Market Street
Adelaide Street
Vastryeveks
O'Malley
Mies O'Malley
J. M. O'Malley
Princess Tea Rooms
Princess Theatre
Fremantis
M. E. Jones
Lord Street
Currie, Dillon & CO
Cliff-street
Tel. FM
Customs, Shipping and Forwarding Agents
R. D. Menzies
Queen Street
Joseph C. Semken
Perth-Fremantle Road
Cottesloe
Tel
Patromise Local Industet
Steves
Apwerda
Enges
EIQ
Irea
Kenwerk, General Repairs
Cialty
Wilkes
Bryan & Son
Dorette
Abwell Arcade
al A. Gibneys
J. Harvey
Pokenham-street
Peake & Son
Erenwerbers, Stc
Bannieten-St, Fremantle
R. Clarke
ROS
Late Continental Dental Co
W. Churcher & CO
Benny-sireet
Sieuaral
Glanville
Murchison
Home Gen View
Soul Fremantle
Henry W. Caesar
Mest
Exc
G. F. Yeates
Barrack
Bouse
Heeth Terrace
Charles Boyd
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