Obituary of John Robert Spice in Northam
John Robert Spice died of influenza at Esolation Hospital on 8th inst at 64. Born at Upper Swan he moved to Northam about 25 years ago. He leaves a widow three daughters and one son. Funeral held Friday at Northam Cemetery Anglican portion with Rev C Grimes officiating and J W Purslowe directing mortuary arrangements.
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John Robert Spice
Esolation Hospital
Upper Swan
Northam
C Grimes
Death of John Lester in Isolation Hospital
John Lester died Friday after a severe pneumonic influenza attack. Born in Castleblaney Ireland, he came to the West about ten years ago and worked as a teamster for the Farmers' Mercantile Union for four or five years. Funeral Friday, interred in the Presbyterian section of Northam cemetery with Rev Shaw officiating. Wreaths placed by Perth friends. Mortuary arrangements by JW Parslowe.
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Tohn Lester
Castleblaney
Monaghan Ireland
Farmers’ Mercantile Union
Northam
Shaw
Messrs F Fraser
Daniel Fraser
H Blake
Keye
N McManus
Perth
JW Parslowe
Lawrence Martin Courtney Died After Influenza At Northam
Lawrence Martin Courtney died at Isolation Hospital Northam from influenza after brief illness. He served in World War I with three brothers earning the Distinguished Conduct Medal. Funeral was Sunday at 9 with Catholic rites at Northam Cemetery attended by relatives and soldiers. Bugler Caddy sounded the last post.
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Lawrence Martin Courtey
D.C
Northam
Father O'Donnell
Geor
Courtney
Australis
ATF
George
Michael
Edward
J C Hutchinson
H Thackrah
LJ Haining
J H Robins
H L Lewis
J Lewis
O’donnell
Death of Charles Albert Henry Indberg in Northam
Charles Albert Henry Indberg died at Isolation Hospital Northam on Saturday August 5 after a ten day influenza. Born in Stockholm Sweden 25 years ago he moved to Mora then served with the 16th Light Horse in Egypt and Palestine. He married Maud Bandier daughter of A F Candler Subiaco and later worked as a grocer in Northam. He leaves a widow. Funeral Sunday at 11 am in Northam Anglican cemetery attended by returned soldiers. The service was conducted by Rev H Grimes with local mourners and Defence Department representation.
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Hosital
Northam
Charles Albert Henry Indberg
Mr Lindberg
Stockeholm
Sweeden
Mora
16Th Light Horse
AIF
Egypt
Palestine
Maud Bandier
AF. Candle
Thomas Brown Dies After Short Illness in Isolation Hospital
Thomas Brown passed away on Monday at the Isolation Hospital after a few days there. The Northam resident was well liked for his genial manner and served as Secretary of the Federal Football Club. He was a promising young citizen with a keen interest in sport.
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Thomas Brown
Northam
Federal Football Club
Mi' GRO PAPAS Chocolate Factory Opens on Fitzgerald Street
The American Candy Kitchen, now established near the Palace Theatre in Northam, operates Mi' GRO PAPAS manufacturing chocolates and bon bons in wide varieties using premium materials. Patronage is solicited.
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Fitzgerald Street
Palace Theatre
Northam
Mi’ Gro Papas
G. Papas
Ie Pebior
Martin's Female Pills Sold Across Australia
An advertisement touts Martin's Female Pills as sold by chemists and storekeepers throughout Australia. It urges women to use the genuine product with signature and labels Marlin Pharmaceutical Chemist in South snupt England.
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Australia
Marlin Pharmaceutical Chemist
Southsnupt
England
Returned soldier buried with 28th Battalion at Catholic cemetery
A 25 year old former soldier, served with the 28th Battalion, was laid to rest on Tuesday in the Catholic portion of the Cemetery, Rev Father Donnell officiating. Relatives include a young brother and Mrs Lewis of Leederville. Attending were Sergt-Major Thackrah, Sergt-Major Annear, Defence Department, Hutchinson, Willcocks, Lewis RSA, G Nicholson Jr, Federal Football Club. The Last Post was played at the graveside by Driver Lewis, with J W Parslowe handling funeral arrangements.
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Donnell
Lewis
Leederville
Deceas
Thackrah
Sergt
Annear
Defence Department
Messrs
Hutchinson
Willcocks
Death of Arthur Sermon in Grass Valley and Northam
Arthur Sermon died Monday August 4 in Northam after a brief illness. He was the youngest son of Thomas Sermon of Grass Valley and was well regarded by a wide circle of friends. A large funeral crowd attended as he was laid to rest in the Catholic section of Northam Cemetery with services led by Rev Father O'Donnell.
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Arthur Sermon
Grass Valley
Northam
Thomas Sermon
Father O'Donnell
J.W
Parstowe
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John Lester
Lawrence Martin Courtney
Ah, Lindberg
Candy Kitchen
Galy
Imperial Road
Pau
Western Australia
Federal Trading and Engineering Co., Ltd
Forrest Chambers
A. R. Teede
Martin
the London & Lancashire Insurance
Viking House
William-street
E. Harrisson
Bruce Kock
J Hices
Bar Bolgart
War Cousins
Cunderdin—Harris
Asd Bonfield
Dalwallinu
Jas Black Dangin
J Laren Goomalling
M G
Eaton Kellerberrin
Guo Gaxpinar
Korrelocking
W G Lewis
Meckering
P. CorrEy
Merredin
Guo Jackson
Ortham
Joan Purser
Quairading
C Datu Quetington—S
Gentix
Kleton
J. H. Plant
Oodyay
J” Wroth Treyning
Reneit York—J J Lawl Wongan Iy
A Myers
Elder, Smith and Co., Ltd
Fremantle
A C McCorry
Station General Commission
Kununoppin
Trayning
Nungaria
Nungarin Hotel
Nungarin
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