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Newspaper

Northam Courier

Location

Northam, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

5

Christmas Eve Vespers at Wagel School Draws Bright Joy

A festive Christmas program at Wagel featured a sequence of songs recitations and dialogues by pupils under teacher Miss Daler Morrell with parental helpers. Mr A Morrell Santa Claus handed out toys and sweets as Rev Kiley praised the scholars and community effort ending with the national anthem.

Wagel Mier Daler Mises Mateell E. Suiliwiz Enid Morrell Lone al the Angels Bobbie Lenn Ale Lynn Gwen Hesie Vareell Tag Nine Huy Japinee Fan Besse Morrell Ene Cheriton Clas Clubs Gwen Bessie Morrell Eric Very Che Ity Roost Morrell Fhvs Lever Mires Morrell Mr A. Morrell Father Christmas Tessher Kiley Mel. Murrell Aloe

Death of Mr John Doherty at Northam Hospital

Mr John Doherty longtime clerk of the WAG and former chief ponds clerk at Northam and Nor tham died in Northam Hospital after December illness. He was 48, a Parkentam Victoria native who lived in Western Australia about five years and worked on the railway. Funeral services began at St Josephs Church and continued to Northam Cemetery with Rev Father O'Donnell officiating. Pall bearers included local names, funeral arranged by T. W. Purslowe.

Northam Hospital John Doherty WAG Ponds Northam Ae Scencer Dovbetiy Parkentam Vieto Ia Teniding Wayne J. Doherty Northwn W. Dohery Perth St. Joseph's Church Cori Father O'Donnell James Doherty A. Brady J. Monts Morcis Insperior Houlahan Messen W Tommy R. Brennan A. E. Byindal Manion P'Kilgallon T. W. Purslowe

Night Escape From Train Ends With Scalp Wound

Bernard McColl narrowly escaped being killed by a Northim Goomalling train on December 21 while riding a tryke toward his camp. The train struck him, leaving a scalp injury. He was treated by Dr. Muir and Gard Scot and taken to Goomakting. The injuries were not serious and he was returned to his friends at Varramony.

Bernard McColl Wat Driser Muir Gard Scot Goomakting

Inspector Wilkerson Tracks Rabbit Pest in Distict

Inspector Wilkerson conducts field inspections across diverse districts noting two tal bite signs near Clackline and other reports near Sivshery Rewuk as part of ongoing rabbit pest control efforts.

Inspector Wilkerson Clackline Prades Gale

Anglican Christmas Services and Parish Events Outline

Christmas services at St James attracted a large crowd with youth groups and choir members taking part. A New Year’s Eve service had a small congregation while the Archbishop visited Curtis and Merkering. Next week the rector plans services at Meckering and Meckering Gres Valley with a parish meeting at Hivelock to read the balance sheet and prepare for February confirmations by the Archbishop.

St James Maine Cutis Dentin Merkering Meckering Davelock Gres Valley St. James Weer Northam Hivelock

Farewell Services for Adjutant and Mel Adams

Salvation Army at Northam held farewell services for Adjutant and Mel Adams with many friends attending. A youth program in Lacederville featured Horace Wells winning the boys prize and Ele Miller the girls prize, while all lower scholars received 1918 work rewards. Commandant Menzies of Albany is appointed to lead the northern command and will receive a public welcome on arrival.

Adjutant Mel Adams Salvation Army Hall Northam Ayewe Hamor Lacederville Adams Pees Horace Wells Ele Miller Ower Officrs Furitasht Leederville Menzies Albany

Fremd Seeks Continuance in Rendesvous Dri Purchase

Mr Awe Fremd returns sul purchased the Rendesvous Dri and infectionary Business from Mrs Ladgrove then asks for continued support in a new column.

Awe Sul Ladgrove

Missionary J R Leach to Speak at Church of Christ

Mr J R Leach, a missionary to India and the first West Australian from the Churches of Christ to volunteer for foreign mission work, will speak at morning and evening services at the Church of Christ. In the afternoon he will address the Bible School.

J.R. Leach India Church of Chast Bible School Leach Churches of Christ

Rabbit Problem Drives NSW Get-Rid Of Rabbits Plan

Settlers around Muscle Creek NSW unite to eradicate rabbits for one month starting January 6. Mudgee board rabbit inspector cites rising pests along riverfronts and roads and urges councils to act. Vastures Protection Board notes trouble in timbered areas. prosecutions follow inspection apathy. Senator Grant questions rabbit skin profits. minister says profits stay in consolidated revenue.

Muscle Creek Muswellbrook Nsw Mudgee Hilston Vastures P Armidale Grant Senate Australian Workers Union

Arrival of Anderson son in England from war service

Word reaches Mr and Miriam Anderson of West Notiha that their son, who has served a year in the war, has arrived in England. Meckering Market scheduled Friday at 2 pm features sheep cattle and horses as Eider Sealth and Co conduct sales.

Eider, Sealth and Co Wilver Miriam Anderson West Notiha Tein Son Ader Ot Gaimsay Englert

Melbourne transport mutiny over food and discipline

Soldiers in Melbourne refused to reembark from a transport in week five hundred from New South Wales and Queensland. They faced charges of lack of discipline and poor feeding, with reports of substandard rations, unpalatable meals, and neglected messes despite posted victualing lists.

Melbourne New South Wales Queensland Athorn Imperial League G. Tones Lams Northam Ross

Weather Note on January Heat and Dusty Wind

The report describes oppressive January heat with a strong night wind bringing dust across the town. The wind had a cooling effect on some residents, and a local temperature reading at the Post Office showed 89 degrees.

Northam Race Club Sets February Stakes Giveaway

The Northam Race Club schedules a February meeting offering 96 sovs in stakes across six events, detailing prize money and event lineup for race enthusiasts.

Northam Race Club

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Boan Boans Limited Exart Wellington Murray Streets Our Conespondent MR J. Doherty Anglican News ST Jmhs Salvation Army A. Broom Skamrock H Northam
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