Pingelly and Wandering Weekly Roundup Glimpses
Local notes report a busy week with summer goods from G C Mattiske and tinware from W Truslove. Events include A N A Euchre Party, Pineelly Race Club updates, Anglican picnic, and Beverley Show today. News covers theft at Pingelly show, roads works on Park Street, exchanges, and cricket at Wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Mattiske
Thoré
Tom Stewart
Park Street
Pingelly
Sauia Street
Popanyinning
Omit
H. Bewell
Baptist Church
Pingelly-Taylor
Grim
Watts
Matwongaln
Theis Cancert
Visttees
Tom. Stewart
Beverley Notes Show Quiet Week With Local Events
The Beverley notes describe a calm week including a rifle match with York, a Presbyterian address at Mechanics Institute, farewell gatherings for W A Urquhart and J R B Norris, and plans to revive the Mechanics Institute library. Mutal Improvement Society meetings were small, Elocution Night featured speakers Judd Eragell Barber and Mrs Wilkinson, a mock municipal election was slated, and shows and races near while the anticipation faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley v. York
York
Alex. Crow
Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
Mechanics’ Institute
W. A. Urquhart
Pingelly
Beverley Mutual Improvement Society
Urgu Hart
Bunselton
J. RB. Norris
WA. Bank
Busselton
Lennard
Mutual Improvement Society
Myr. C
The Show Ball Delighted Guests On Show Night
The Show Night ball drew about 20 couples in attendance with graceful music by Mrs Sheard on piano and Knapten on violin. Mr Reedy of Nicholson and Go. joined, as did Mr G A Robinson, with Mr G Ross Williams acting as master of ceremonies. Several Indies wore elegant gowns, including Mrs D Smith in black silk with red accents, Mrs B Taylor in cream voile, Mrs A Robinson in black mer, and Miss Sewell in black silk with lace frills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg. Sheard
Knapten
B. Taylor
A. Robinson
Robingn
Ronsell Deep
Robingan
Misa Sewell
Migs Stokes
Grace
Miss Ban
Racing Notes On The Track For Picnic Meeting
Racing notes outline entries for an upcoming picnic meeting with local punters watching eagerly. Names mentioned include Grace a The Milliner, The Critic Woolley, Vaughan's Silvertail Kelmy, Ginger Grimes, Heavyweight Bowden and Ironoh Skan. A 14 hand pony race is added for November 12. The Racing Club plans a judge's box weighing room fencing and has publican rights advertised for sale November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zee
Grace'a
Grace
Willing
Woolley
Vaughan
Kelmy
Stace
Ginger
Grimes
Halia
Heavyweight
Bowden
Phe
Obhairmasi
Naylor
Quarlow
Ironoh
Skan
Tao
Anglican Picnic Features Childrens Events And Prizes
The Anglican Church annual children's picnic near Cowering enjoyed by many despite boisterous weather. Rev A D Webb and others oversaw events with many winners in races such as Senior Boys, Intermediate Girls, and Infant divisions. A safety accident report noted a miner named Hall injured at the Tanbo mine in Kalgoorlie after a cage descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Dewar
Perry
Inhom
Mesdames Sewell
Wittber
Smith
Dewar
James
Kuhlmann
Misses
Laurance
Stokes
B. Smith
Sloban
Evans
Grace
A. D. Webb
Messrs Monger
Wittbar
Innes
E.clayden
Mo R. Laurance
Bie. Smith
Serior
Donald
N. Gillet
B. Perry
Teace
E Ouldon
D. Perry
Indior
Racel. Smith
D. Halyoak
Tunior
G. Clayden
B. Gillett
Rave—I. Higgins
Gillett
Rage
K. Kuhlmann
J. Smith
Sack Hate
R. Lanfrance
K. Holyoak
N. Gillett
L-Perry
G. Perry
D. Holyoake
Infanti
Caldew
J. Hig
Ging
E. Gillett
M. Perry
Cuptis
G. Knight
M. Smith
L. Laurence
Scrambler
Jno- Bail
Anet
Tanbioe
Kolisorlie
Hall
Urutent
Taylor's Well Defeats Pingelly In Two Innings Cricket Match
Taylor's Well faced Pingelly in a close cricket contest at Taylors Well. Pingelly won toss and batted first scoring 85. Taylor's Well replied with 96. Both teams then batted a second time, the home side reaching 40 while Pingelly were asked to chase 51 to win, but were out for 30. The country lads, despite late social engagements, earned praise for disciplined bowling by Lis Wasley and A Turetoni and solid batting overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Willow
Taylors
Pingelly
TayTir
St Pakell
Taylor
Sar
Lis Wasley
Turetoni
Tyns
Na ‘Iske
Paylor
Popanyinning Progress Association Meeting Notes
The Popanyinning Progress Association held its monthly meeting on Saturday Tasty with many members away for a cricket match against Westbrook. Minutes were read, donations to the Agricultural Hall fund noted, and a plan to widen telephone and rail connections discussed. A local rate notice reminder was set for November 30 to ensure eligibility for the Road Board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popanyinning
Westbrook
W. E. Ritchie
J. Brockman
J-P
Joby’ Lowe
Castlemaine Brewery
Agricultural Hall
Commissioner of Railways
Fitzpatrick
Cuballing Road Board
Bottril
Holiday Boating Disaster on Swan River Claims Five Young Lives
A Perth area tragedy describes a Sunday pleasure vessel named Sadie overturned in rough Swan River waters on Monday. Sixteen people aboard, including youths from 12 to 23 years old, entered the water. five perished, while eleven survived with exhaustion as rescuers aided the overturned craft. Names include Phillip Wepland 23 Rose Chandler 18 Roy Burton 19 Alfred Gunning 12 Harold Place 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Bent
Sadie
Tasman Place
Crawley
Applecross
Phillip Wepland
Rose Chandler
Roy Burton
Alfred Gunning
Harold Place
Sports and Picnic at Marwonga in aid of Cricket Club
A well attended sports and picnic at Marwonga on Wednesday supported the local Cricket Club. Visitors from Pingolly and nearby districts enjoyed races, a scratch cricket match won by A Batt, and a concert in the hall later with performances by local and visiting residents. Proceeds total about £5 for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marwonga
Pingolly
Mevsre Chipstone
W. Ferris
B. Uren
Schmoker
J. Penny
Messrs O
A. Batt
Mesdace Bailey
Oupstone
Lange
Miss ‘Moors
A. ®. Batt
Mr. O'Neil
Millar
Karzi and
Jarrmh Co
Pingelly
D. Black
Ferris
Pingilly
J. Watts
Misses Lange
Mr. Bottril
Miss Lobban
Gracie Lange
Tory Clipsten
A. Lobban
Herbert Batt
Mr. Ferris
Miss Moore
E. Uren
Mr. Hughes
Moore
Messrs
Penny and
Uren
Popanyinning Inquest Into Death of Settler William Edwant Wood
An inquest at Popanyinning Hotel investigated the death of settler William Edwant Wood near Popanyinning about October 8. Dr J B Lowin of Narrowin led the inquiry with Constable Cunningham present. medical findings cited heart and liver disease as the cause, jury returning a verdict aligned with the medical testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwant Wood
Miout
Domnle
Popanyitinipg
Monilay
J. B. Lowin
Narrowin
Cunningham
Conatad Gordon
Wood
Robert Forsyth
Ganger Jewell
Forsyth
Levis
Cricket Notes Match Result and Scoring Fragments
The above match was played Saturday last between two clubs and ended with a win for the former. Scoring fragments include Reid out, W Meehan and T Lacey dismissed, Barber not out, and Strahan taking multiple wickets. Detailed overs show Dowling 6 overs 6 wickets, Turton 3 overs 1 wicket, Holled 9 overs 3 wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Weenie
Ianin
Lacey
Oh Barber
Popanyinning
Atking
Reid
Wt. Lavey
Atkins
A. Sprig
Lacay
H Meehan
Aylward
R G. Ryan
Meehan
J. Mathews
J. Mathews, Bh Reid B, Strahan, B Heid, 2 J. Ryan
Moore
Meehian
T. Strahan
P. Sprigg
C Reid
Davis
Jowell
S ‘Sundries
Baptist Church Notes and Brookton Meeting Plans
Baptist notes show the Sunday School Picnic postponed to Wednesday due to a teachers conference in York and a town half-holiday. Miss Morris will lead services at Brookton next Sunday, with Rev A N George visiting. A public meeting with singers is planned there Tuesday at 8 p.m., after a 5 p.m. gathering. Also noting fine sheep shipments by Mr Sam Edwards and Mr AL Bostock, a cattle accident involving C Farmer’s son, and news of Palmer’s dying son after a hired hearing contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sami Edwards
AL Bostock
Horpfall
Widgewa
Narrandera
C. Farmer
Murradang
Palmer
Watts
Port Adelaide Briefs Raise A Flood Of Local Scandals
A chaotic Port Adelaide summary reports Youth Frederick Gondell fined for offensive language at Monger’s Link. Clare Bull charged with improper behaviour. A. Brown accused in an unrelated incident. Burglars fail at Vacuum Oil Co. office. Marion Edwards remanded for Lancebreaking. Boat accident at Fremantle injuries. Sydney Smith suicide. Crown prosecutions advance three cases. Several other court actions and a fatal lamp fire near Abuy are noted along with a embezzlement conviction of Peter O’Bhannacey and a missing man after a steamer excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gondell
P.M
Monger
Linke
Clare Bull
A. S. Roe
A. Brown
Marion Edwards
Collingwood Vic
Kelvinbank
Eremantle North Wharf
Stanley Reid
Stin~ Reid
Hireshead
Aha Wren
Michael Naghten
Cue
Horton Sibley
Nanning
Georgina Hussey
Tamber
Barker
Sydney Smith
Redfern
Smith
Central” ‘Board of Aith
Perth
Hast Midland
Alf Robinson
Coburg
Victoria
Tong
Tommean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beverley
Orn
Commstonvisier
Re Deareu
Anglican Picnic
Popanyinning Progress Association
de Lovegrove
Craven Mil Mill
Wareona
William Brown
Nell
Waroona Aml
He Gates
Agee Tive
Swan River
Cricket Notes
Taylor's Well v. Pingelly
Dowling
Wanley
I Turton
Vvatie
Presmi Holled
Bertion Hivitiber
Thonas
Wither
Wasi
Watte
OG Wihihee
A Mhowas
Witther i
Oe Weir
Db Berry ” Arker
Ui Ood
Turton
Ruma- Witibel
Savers
Tanes
Rwaeicate
Ruiy
White
Turton Donglag
Wasley
Ineet
Porton
Beckwith
Ine
C Watta
A Farker
Waaley
Wiiat
Af Anal Turtop
Parker
I Langsond
Beckwit White
Hab
Wasley Ee Whiter
Ssa
Wasley Sewell
Kent
I Wate
Baptist Church Notes
The
Vacuum Oil Co
Port Adelaide
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