In Loving Memory of Mary Rath
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Mary Rath who departed this life on October 4. Loved by her father mother siblings and friends. Memorial wishes expressed by family in this solemn note.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
2
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Mary Rath who departed this life on October 4. Loved by her father mother siblings and friends. Memorial wishes expressed by family in this solemn note.
A rough clipping reports on the quarterly Department of Agriculture journal with articles of interest to farmers. It covers High School exhibits, visiting nurse scheme meeting, rainfall figures, land sales, and notes on Geraldton clubs, Morowa events, and a pistol accident at the jetty with ensuing police action.
The report notes TC Boyd sailing for Perth for a few weeks, Barclay visiting the Herskitas Airsiries then moving to There Horivgn tonight and staying in the district weeks. H Bennett, District Superintendent, plans residence in Weaving Gemiidtan. Kennett’s promotion to Konbury noted, with Bunbury origin and community magazine reference. A local performance group and amateur entertainer praised for organizing and hosting events.
The Tenmis Club annual ball in October drew spectators from outlying ports to a crowded hall. Prizes honored inventive outfits, including Meotiish Highlands attire and Egyptian Pharoah, with dancers and judges praising the clever costumes and lively organizing committee.
An eccentric account recalls Yeo remembered myths of a glass cup used by an emperor to test a mysterious secret. The tale blends alchemy and fortune as patrons debate the cup’s return and the consequences of its powers. In a separate note, Dr T. Boyd departs for Epc to pursue medical study amid tributes from colleagues and the local community.
Fragmentary notes recount sales and ownership of rare books including a Melk copy of the Gutenberg Bible, Shakespeare fiction, and a London edition. It mentions £140 and a library presentation, with references to antiquarian bidders and early printing history.
Report describes a derailed or imperfect escape incident near a station involving Air Cades and a passenger named Melly. The event occurred between Werrihee and Layiptoh with a malfunctioning engine and injuries to a few aboard. Passing railway staff identified a stationman named Benweb from Viindery Bey and noted an ex-student of Hyotch College.
Miss Trevor delivered a two concert program at Town Hall in Germanton with rich voice and stage presence. The event drew a large audience, featured violinist Annie Sander and pianist Linda Marsh, and included popular numbers like Bless My Browne and Down Here while showcasing encores and favorable reviews.
Warner Bros assembles a promising cast for their Istrot product The Wife Who Wasnt Wanted screening at both shows on Saturday The program also features Fi Bameers vaudeville acts and other attractions at the theater in Porth Tuesday night
Oswell's unveils spring drapery display featuring millinery and ready to wear items from exclusive modules and local manufacturers. Prices range from 30 to 42 shillings, with hats, veils, shawls, silks, skins, and hosiery on offer in varied colors and patterns. The store touts Australia made silk roan and wide calicoes, plus new stocks in shirts and men wear.
A large crowd gathered for a Dawes tractor demonstration at Bowes, filmed on a hillside where farmers watched the machine plow and show clutching power. The event highlighted engine design, fuel vaporizing, and gear reductions, with praise for Hawes Estate involvement and Mr. Masloby inviting attendees to inspect the tractor.
A large Perth crowd gathered at Unity theatre to witness the Hewitt versus Zeegward heavyweight bout. Despite Hewitt’s aggressive style and strong rights to the jaw, the match ended in a disputed draw after twenty rounds, with fans loudly opposing the verdict and hints of a future matchup against Allen.
In a tense Dr Boyd's Trophy event Elliott narrowly defeats rival to claim the prize amid a field of shooters. Scores show Elliott 120, 6, 1295 while fellow competitors including Maven Fayith Harrop Rowe and Swift Tumult posted varied totals as the match concluded with a decisive shoot off.
Reading from the second semi final at Saint Way reports attendance of 9 250 and gate receipts around £574. Previous semi finals show 4 032 spectators and £400, while 1925 figures mirrored similar patterns with 9 045 attendance and £384 in receipts.
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