Welcome social marks Clergy at Ok Dowerin church
The Rev. H Findley of Wate of Movers fey was warmly welcomed at the Ok Dowerin Methodist Church social on Tuesday evening.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
3
The Rev. H Findley of Wate of Movers fey was warmly welcomed at the Ok Dowerin Methodist Church social on Tuesday evening.
The article details Ascension Day celebrations and a confirmation service at St Johns, including a rector led sermon on the Spirit of the Promise, the presentation of candidates to the Bishop, and a note on the strong attendance and choir. It also mentions community outreach to the unemployed and planning for a parish meeting at Tarik Hall next Tuesday.
The building committee election proceeds as Malabaine minds its affairs. After the event the ladies intend to hold a dance on May 14 to raise funds for the plane project. Farmers report sowing fallow and awaiting rain as they tend to fields.
A fragmented report notes Senator Vraree arriving in Northam for a welcome at the Town Hall, with a public meeting and church outreach planned. Other items mention the Postmaster General’s health, a church workers’ visit, and local civic notices amid a string of unclear references.
The Mothers' Union held a gathering in the parish hall with greetings from the rector and a talk on the value of the union in parish life. Officers were elected and reassurances given that future meetings would continue to foster community spirit despite periodic absences.
The fourth match of the season features Northam versus York in a Marsvich Cogs contest at York next. If Northam wins they gain honors. if York wins a rematch will follow. Northam travels by major to Mechanies Pad for a 1 pm start. Woods Great Peppermint Cure is advertised.
Federal Elections report on Pearce visit and nomination closings across the Commonwealth. Labor and Liberal candidates listed for multiple Victorian seats, including retiring members and new contenders, with discussion of fiscal policy and warnings about past fusion government spending.
Northam residents hear Minister for Defence Senator Pester speak at a public meeting in the Palace Theatre at 9 p.m. The event, arranged for convenience, aims to include those who would miss an evening meeting and to avoid business disruption. Mayor O de Bernard to preside. tours to follow in mid month.
A fractured report notes Mr Hugh Mahon’s candidature celebrated at Tattarsall’s corner in Noenham. Speakers including Mr BelL Stubby and Lofty, UK offered remarks on finance and party goals. The Federal Labor Party touted past achievements and future tasks amid opposition critiques.
The Connardine School concert at Anaynilic Hall charmed a large audience with polished performances by children dressed in white and spangled outfits. Miss Kaily and Miss Myrtle Cooper led a well organized program, featuring Mrs. Tyndall and Master Leeder among others, with songs, speeches, an operetta and a fairyland stage setting.
A concert and social followed a display of new autumn costumes, tweed and cloth coats, and woollen golfers. Young performers, including Miss Quennie Vancaster and Master Viv Leeder, entertained with recitations and songs. Parents praised Miss Kelly for fostering talent, and £17 was raised for the event, with a dance for over 40 couples to close.
Auction notice lists farm and road sulkies wagons buggies and harness for sale at Withnell sale near Burien. Items include tabletop wagons two and four wheeled sulkies box hooded buggies and ponies with various tyre types and conditions. Prices range from about £10 to £48 with several good condition pieces and some imperfect stock available.
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