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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
2
A historical notice states that OFNST is no longer authorized to collect contributions. No money has been paid to the Secretary or at JM Carter's shop on Marine Terrace. Signed A. EL NAUGHTON, Secretary, BO. Bax 12, Geraldton.
In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who passed away on June 25 1929. A day of remembrance to recall who is still in our hearts, not saved by us all. Inserted by her loving husband and children.
Delegates at the World Economic Conference push for price stabilization through coordinated measures though disagreement persists on steps. Nations agree tariffs harm domestic markets while restricting supply could curb inflation. Australia, Canada, Argentina, and the United States weigh wheat export policies amid stock and debt concerns.
A report outlines how major producers including the United Kingdom United States Canada and Argentina may back wheat production restrictions to support prices. It notes Australia’s role and the potential exemptions for small growers while warning that any action could spare the wheat crop little and that attempts to restrain output have failed in other commodities.
A local report outlines a billiard tournament at Tatter Wall’s Billiard Saloon starting Monday night with tickets urged due to prize money. It also notes a Methodist gathering in Wesley Hall with an omission corrected, unsettled weather forecast for coastal regions, and a court case about a vehicle with faulty headlights and drunkenness penalties.
The Geraldton Yacht Club hosts a dance at the Whi House on Monday for Prince of Wales Birthday with Nurters Orchestra providing music and a supper by the Ladies Au aungeuew. A court session saw James Connolly charged with drunkenness, resulting in 21 days imprisonment, after police testimony. Community efforts shine with a successful fundraiser and plans for a future men’s organization and town events at the Town Hall and Nuhbvrs Institute.
Presbyterian, Methodist, Church of England and other churches announce schedules for Sunday services. St John’s Presbyterian begins with morning rites and an evening sermon by Rev. Sweet. Wesley Church holds services at 11am and 7:30pm with an anthem by the choir. Naragwa holds a 3pm afternoon service led by Rev. Arthur Staton. Parish Church of England notes Holy Communion and morning prayers, with ambulance brigade members to join in a corporate act of worship. Continuous prayers and hymns mark the day across locations.
The Moora Grazier reports farm asset valuations in South Australia and Western Australia. Jane Thomas Saudivud and Porth, identified as sheep farmers, hold properties with values totaling £23,031 in SA and £16 in WA. Notes on local remedies include Woods Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and influenza.
The feature program highlights The Mouthpiece starring Warren Williams and a tale of legal rebuke and reform. Also airing are Col Nova with Carole Lombard, and a mystery thriller with Joan Blondell. Radio Theatre week covers modern life dramas and star studies with a blend of romance and suspense.
The Ambulance Association sub-centre in town hosted a lively ball at Town Hall to raise funds for petrol and upkeep. A full-house crowd enjoyed both old and modern dances, with The Meteanime Orchestra of Northampton providing music and a generous supper by Indies. Secretary Mr EL Nancarrow voiced thanks as about £20 was raised for the fund.
A fragmented report notes Joseph Reider of Bulawayo allegedly rose to the first aeroplane escape. He purportedly hid within the City of Baghdadi in Tangunfyiki, with details unclear and the wider discovery unresolved amid the faded source.
The Chief Secretary will visit Minizen eve to open a centre. Reverend Cliffont Piller arrives to begin duties in Northingthin. Rev Tillie to conduct first service at Trinity Church. Mr I Gregory will return to Western Australia next week and tour country districts. Passengers on the Australian train from Perth included Wert, Gare ter, Smyth, Bat hor, Grant, Mair, and others. several families and visitors noted. The operation on Mrs C Moms at Christina Fruth fra College successful with health improving. Barcrendeau residents to return after weeks away. Mr A Galliorthy and relatives visit.
A lively stage piece titled GIs Crazy features a romantic tale of a girl and a youth amid a western ranch setting. The show blends fast action with original songs by George Gershwin and chorus numbers, in a Broadway inspired production directed by Willan Heiter.
Mes WJ Window of Wiflastop South Australia writes expressing thanks for Bixirabed Magnesia after persistent indigestion heartburn and stomach pain. She reports instant relief after the first dose and says she now keeps it in the house. She praises the product as unmatched for all acidity and says it restored her ability to eat and enjoy food without discomfort.
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