04 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
1
Official notice to landowners and occupiers in the Toodyay area to eradicate and control noxious weeds including Paterson's Curse Cape Tulip and related species. Details outline deadlines, prescribed areas, penalties and the upcoming rate setting and public ball events amid local governance actions and community notices.
A set of memorial notices and dental visit details note August scheduling by Surgeon Dentist and Frosthetist in Wjyggeruid and Northam. Obituaries honor Elizabeth of Coondle who died July 31 193%, Rose and Robert honor their mother, and a loving grandfather remembers John who died August 1931, with brief familial messages.
Friends of Mr AF Miller of Duke Street regret to learn he has been confined to bed for a week due to a severe influenza attack. With skilled care from 91 Mouse, Mr Miller is making good progress and should be about again soon.
Obituary from Northam recalls Mr Michael Minson age 68 11 with deep memory of early Western Australia life His family arrived soon after the colony’s founding He married Fearnes Green and lived in Toodyay before moving to Northam then retirement The funeral proceeded from St John’s Church to Northam Cemetery with Rev Arlan Haining officiating The large gathering included widow four sons and five daughters and many relatives locals and officials in attendance
Partial OCR text from R C Parish Toodyay mentions events and names but remains unreadable. Likely Sacrament or service schedule notes include references to Toodyay and Chadha with dates in Aus. Further readable content needed for a precise summary.
Mrs Clarke has recovered enough to get about and buy things quietly, showing gradual improvement after illness. The report notes she is able to move around with less effort and conduct small errands unassisted.
A special Toodyay Road Board meeting discussed centenary plans following a large public meeting. Members debated a £25 grant for festivities and appointing two board members to a celebration committee. The August monthly meeting will decide on the grant after a draft program is prepared.
A Wednesday afternoon hockey match at the Showground between Robine and Nanyle ended in a draw. Robins took the lead with an early goal before Nanyle equalised after sustained play. Umpire Mr HS. Davey officiated the contest. The report notes prior Robins victories over Kookaburra and other teams earlier in the season.
Kingfishers beat Kookaburras on Wednesday afternoon at St Anderson with a final score of 8 goals to nil. Player A Juststone was noted as satisfactorily contributing to the win.
Me. F. Nolte won winging the trophy in a keen Toodyay Golf Club contest. H. Campbell took second with 14 down while W. EB Jervois tied for third at 15 down. In the ladies club trophy race Miss Whitfield and Miss Campbell led with 43 down. Miss Ferguson 14 down. Miss Lloyd 45 down. Mrs. Christie 17 down. Miss Wroth 19 down.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a historical newspaper snippet referencing The Toodyay Hera'd and The Better Printers. It hints at quality printing and distinctive typesetting, presenting a brief notice of publishing capabilities without concrete events or dates.
In the ladies Bogey event Miss B Campbell leads as the field narrows. First semi final saw Paris defeat H Annet with strong play, while Layyd and Wenstaed battled to challenge. Net scores list Moule and Wroth 69, Haymes and Ferguson 71, Linyd and Wing 77, Campbell and Costello 80.
The C W A Toodyay Branch met in the Kent Room on July 17 with Pollitt presiding. Two new members joined, five sisters from the Nungle branch attended, and H Chitty became second delegate to August State Conference. Proceeds from a children’s dance were £1 8s 6d to Matron Markey for hospital linen.
The Returned Soldiers' League plans a wireless night at the Niveis Hotel's Ding Room with Colonel Colten and his wife arriving from Eis to attend in person. Kamiah Guggens is slated to sing on air as the program hinges on high-fidelity signals to ensure a successful night.
Frosts prevail after heavy rain while crops lag and few lambs appear in the district. Foxes and dingoes trouble livestock. road work on Tos Piawaning Caligiri begins. blacksmith Mr Wy Borns kept busy through the night hours.
The Toodyay Whippet Club held its best meeting in months with Vic Godwin training the Home Car. Results include heats and finalists featuring Some Shine Grey Label Honorific and Weary Chui among others, with J James’s Some Shine and Vic Godwin’s Home Car dominating the semi and final rounds.
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