Casingeri Hosts Annual Meeting Amid Poor Roads
The Casingian Country Women's Association held its annual meeting on Sunday despite heavy rain and impassable roads that kept many would be visitors away. Mrs. Dobson presided as president and introduced Mrs. Fisher who outlined the Autoclation’s aims and praised its worldwide reach and work for women in country districts. Dr and Mrs Stenning were honored with a smoking outfit and trays as they prepared to leave the district. A farewell gathering at Won gon Hills Hall on Monday praised Dr Stenning as a skilled doctor and community partner, with tributes from local clubs and sports groups.
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Stenning
Calmigity
Himsell
Steening
C.w.a
Wongon Hills
A.B. Stenning
Cortign
A. Sadler
Alo
Donovan
Wongan Hills
Max Jenkin
Toc HH
C. Campbell
Railway Cricket Club
S. Tu Ly
West Wongan
Wongan
Cossigin
C. Secombe
Teems
al. W. Stentor
Bridge Club
Kemp
RSE
Amr.n. C. Stonesteret
Ile
Demtenning
eVerpone
Audi
J Dh
Wondan Films Light Land Farm April Report
The Superintendent of Wheat Farms J Thomas presents April 1933 Farm report from Manager Wonpan Hille Light Land Farm. Rain totaled five points, 35 points since January, April average of 72 points over 20 years for Woogan Hille township. Weather warm with cool dewy mornings. Main work included despatching seed orders discing fallow preparing for seeding and planting lupins and Nabawa. Seeding to be paused awaiting weed germination. main crop planting started with varieties Nabawa and Yandilla King. Prices for hoggets and ewes at Midland Junction favorable. Water supply provided in No 3 West paddock pending further work.
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J. Thomas
Wonpan Hille Light Land Farm
Woogan Hille
Momil
Soul Road
Aprimath
Suttonbein
Yandilla King
Midland Junction
Golf Society Social Night and Ballidu Dalwallinu Match Report
Wongan Hills notes recall Dr Stenning stopping the social cups, listing winners in Ladies singles and doubles, Mixed doubles, and Men’s events. Ballidu hosted Dalwallinu on May 20, with 19 men and 6 ladies in the first Ballidu club match of the season despite showers. Ladies lost nine holes to two up, men won six up over 13 holes. final tally Ballidu 10 matches Dalwalline 6. Ballidu links adjustments aim to surprise visitors under WA Golf Association standards. Ballidu plans to travel to Pithara next Sunday to meet their team, with keen improvements anticipated.
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Ballidu
Hn Dalwallinu
Veasen
Ballida
Dalwallion
Dalwalline
Dawalline
Wa, Goif Association
Ballidy
Pithara
Unclear OCR fragment on dinner event with workers
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dinner hosted by multiple individuals and a group called Vultures Wh Day, mentioning Gale, ATOZ, and Wombat Te sh. It notes the supper was owned by a number of willing body workers and references various named persons in a disjointed way.
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Waals
Melfwats
Euchre and Dance Render Toodyay Event Highly Successful
RC Parish of Toosgey reports a Saturday May 27 euchre party and dance at the Toodyay Town Mall. Mr S Parker and Mrs G Haymes won the euchre prize, Stephens Orchestra provided music, and two novelty stems crowned winners Miss Hayward with Mr C Sinclair and Mr G Fergeso with Miss J Lee. Mrs J Brimstone organized the event with plans for a June 7 rest-room gathering in the CWA venue.
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Toodyay
Mall
S. Parker
G. Haymesmere
Pris Miamers
Stephens Orcuestra
Spot Walt
Northam Ramblers Over Kookaburn In Hockey Clash
In a mixed, uneven match last Saturday Northam Ramblers visited Kookaburn and won convincingly. Midweek results saw Kingfishers defeat Nungle with Meredits assisting Sivelair, Kookaburras and Kobus drawing with one goal each in a French style contest.
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Ramblers
Kookaburn
Vistors
Kingfishers
T- Meredits
A. Sivelair
Nungle
J. Mackntosh
Kookaburras
Kobus
Herter Gane
Toodyay cycle club holds 12 mile handicap race
The Toodyay Cycle Club ran a 12 mile handicap on the West Toodyay and Lloyds Crossing circuits drawing the biggest field in years. A R Steel on scratch led the main group but was passed by H Santh who won by about 30 seconds. Steel beat Ferguson for second with Chitty, Smith and Steel in the pursuit, while fastest time was 35 minutes by Steel.
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Toodyay
Steal
Steel
Ferguson
L. Chitty
H. Smith
AL Chitty
A. Steel
G. Ferguson
P. Enwright
M. Dif
A. Merrick
T. Dorizzi
HL Smith
B. Byweight
M. Dell
Smith
A. Parker
Te York Sparte
Rca
The Steady Subscriber Pays in Advance
A fragmented poem text celebrates the steady subscriber who pays early each year. The speaker notes the reader’s support, the office’s halo of praise, and the family’s satisfaction, while inwardly blessing the loyal payer who funds the publication.
Odd Verse On Birds And Animals In Nature’s Ways
A whimsical, fragmentary poem-like piece surveys animals and their sounds and habits. It evokes birds, bees, dogs, and serpents as natural actors in a grand, humorous tableau with playful language and archaic phrasing.
Toodyay Golf Club Defeats Northam In Local Match
Toodyay Golf Club hosted Northam and won with strong scores in a Sunday match. Individual results list Anbear Janes and T Donegan among winners, while several others lost or won by gaps. Upcoming events include the Kennedy Cup in Northam and afternoon doubles with a trophy donated by the club.
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Northam
Anbear
Janes
T. Donegan Leat Mitchell
Parkins
Abra
Connor
Campbell
Lyon
Christie
Sharp
Brewis
Colebaich
Haymes
Mauhaws
Goodan
Creagh
G. Villiers
Turner
Lavan
Hall
AV. Villiers
D. Donagin
Phillips
Dempster
Tierney
Woodyay
Whippet Racing at Toodyay Club Meeting
Four fair geldings competed at Sunday’s Toodyay Whippet Club event. Hare’s Luck owned by G Simmon won the final heat, with Some Shine owned by T Jones finishing second. a bob dog from the Northam Club also ran.
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Toodyay Whippet Club
G. Simmon
S “Hare
T. Jones
Bob Dog
Northam Club
Holidays in 1953 and named observances
The list notes Cimervo Foundation Day on June 1 and Christmas Day on December 25 as holidays in 1953. It also mentions December 26 as Boring Day following Christmas and identifies the weekdays for the dates.
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Cimervo Foundation
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