Fremantle Notices and Social Happenings Highlight Local Life
In Fremantle, Mr O Neill sails for Europe on holiday and the O Neill couple plan a trip to the Eastern States. Doris Berry wins first in a mezzo soprano contest judged by Mr Gee Willis sells his long established suit business and plans to visit family in the East. A jumble sale at the Free Kindergarten raises funds and a Mothers Club dance at the Town Hall offers attractive prizes. A Hydro drome fancy dress ball features Miss Deary. The Fremantle Women s AUSCIARY Council thanks local donors and literature parcels move to groups TL 64 68 50 58 113 Th. BO 82. Mothers Day observances include sermons on mothers influence. A cautionary tale extols personal reform over divorce.
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Palmyra Tennis Club bids farewell to Miss Elsie Richmond
Members and district residents gave Miss Elsie Richmond a farewell social on Saturday evening as she plans a holiday in the Eastern States. The event featured musical items and dancing, with the Palmrya club member set to depart soon. The report notes the social atmosphere as lively and cordial.
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Cottesloe Notes Burglar Alarm Nerves Run High
In Cottesloe district a family faced a scare when footsteps on the verandah and a barking dog triggered a pursuit. A suspect jumped onto a cart and escaped while police were alerted. A neighbor arriving found a loaf parcel on the verandah. The mystery proved to be bread left for the holiday.
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Mothers Day Reflections At Cotesloe Beach Guild Service
The Cotesloe Beach Methodist Women's Guild begins its year with sewing sessions and plans a concert to raise church funds. Rev Stillwell preached on honoring mothers, stressing appreciation of maternal figures and the church as the center of Christianity. Woods Great Peppermint Cure advertised for coughs and colds.
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Spearwood Notes Praises District Gardens and Growth
Owing to late rains the Spearwood district appears fresh and beautiful with promising crops. The area, five miles from Fremantle, boasts gardens in valleys amid timbered hills and draws tourist praise en route to Rockingham and Bunbury. The Gymnasium Club has resumed under Aberle and Blinksop, with a strong first-night turnout.
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Freemantle's Rural Aspect and a Quest for Redress
Letter to the editor from A Pom, asking what redress exists after a dispute with a hairdressing saloon proprietor on High Street Fremantle. He recalls naming rural landmarks, queries assault redress in a free country, and asks when a boat to England departs, noting editorial mild commentary on town contradictions.
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Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Ad Touts Soothing Relief
Amid noisy daws and foggy rhymes a claim arises for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. The advertisement promises gentle, soothing relief for rough throats and colds and markets it as the nest of all treatments devised.
Labour Newscast on Pensioner and Wembley Display
A pensioner themed vignette shows an old man pressured into service at a boarding house for meals, housing, and a shed room, highlighting pensioner exploitation. A Sydney analysis brands the Wembley Exhibition as capitalist propaganda masking unemployment and boosting unassisted migration to Australia.
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Council Matters Meeting Sets Dates and Actions
Town council notes upcoming meetings on May 1 and May 27 for ratepayers and biannual reviews. Empire Day plans are approved for the Oval on May 22. The mayor reports a Town Engineer illness and confirms the Oval lease to the Beecer Association with a net gate share of £82 185 4d. Debates include traffic fees, road projects, and RSL Institute trustees. The Oval committee approves club room extensions for South Fremantle Football Club and two small training rooms for East Fremantle. The Fremantle Tramway Board plans char-a-bancs between Carrington Street and South Street loop.
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Hospital Road Project Approval Noted by City Council
The council discussed a replacement for the Jigger ram service near the loop and Stokes Street, acknowledging a letter from the Board. The council voiced no objection and expressed pleasure with the Board's latest move.
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