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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
5
A local gathering discussed an agenda including a recreation lease, general meeting plans, and a program adapted by web Renato. Reports praised strong attendance, with services announced for St James and Empire Day events, plus a children’s service and evening preaching.
The Ree. BR Band and Kay Li Kadhun will conduct services at Wesley Church next Sunday. The Junior Choir will render an anthem in the morning service. A Bible Chips event is planned at Musee Parlors on Sunday evening, with additional meetings later in the week.
A Sunday blaze destroyed structures affecting Northam and Jennscubhine districts. The report notes a 23 point penal game disrupted by the fire, with local teams Northam and Jennscubhine involved in the day’s events.
Minister R J Orchard cites anniversary of Axgac Day to press recruiting and cites Ralph Connor prophecies in 1915. The piece denounces Germany's aims, urges unity, and stresses Britain and Allies must persevere with total war framing.
A June national YMCA appeal meeting on the Triangle Tug in Northam and statewide closed with Mr Te Dinkley presiding. YMCA officials and local residents attended to address disparaging claims, with Mr Wilson and Mme Richards speaking and committees formed for quarterly work.
Mrs Clee Terona Evans wife of MF Evans of Goldhiells Water Supply mainte nance died suddenly at home after illness. The funeral service at Norham Catholic church and cemetery followed with family members Lynde Evans and siblings among mourners.
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