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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions phones private items and machinery stock with unclear context and missing details. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to establish a complete news item.
Pearson Lyon and Son, barristers, solicitors and notaries of Northam, plan a visit to Toodyay on the first and sixth Fridays in the month. The notice outlines a legal compliance or public outreach event by the firm in the town.
A Toodyay Road Board notice invites a public meeting on Monday June 8 at 8 pm to discuss the transport board policy ending road carrying services to Toodyay. James Pollitt chairs the session, addressing consequences and community interest. Also mentions a Jersey cow for sale and spectacles offered for sale with details.
The annus meeting of the Toodyay Branch of the County Women's Association was held in the Town Hall on a day in May. Chair Mr Pelli opened the meeting after a local arrangement by Moe Haymes Au Lug Dawe, noting the adverse weather. Mrs Pellitt reported on Pauchet activities, and resignation of secretary Mrs Norman Millar was accepted. Officers elected: Mestollit president, Mrs Haymes vice president, Mr EB Woe secretary, Mrs Power treasurer. Thanks were given to retiring officers. An afternoon tea followed with musical offerings by Mrs White, Miss E. Wroth, and Misses M. and G. James.
The Toodyay Fire Brigade thanks donors for repairs and equipment funds. Teode Light top services and Toodyay Road business are listed alongside the Toodyay Agriculture Society. McDermitt and Mrs E B White are noted with a half sovereign raffle prize.
At New Norcia Hostel a June dinner honored Mr Lanigan for 37 years as secretary of the Board, with past and present members recalling pioneering days. Speakers praised his trusted, diligent work, while tributes noted the Board’s early struggles and long service to the district.
A letter from a hockey enthusiast criticizes the Town’s Country Week selection. He argues the team lacks cohesion, practice, and balance, urging merit based on positions and equal representation from competing clubs. The correspondence reflects concerns about talent, training time, and strategic lineup.
Early Wednesday death at Northam Hospital of Charles Cecil Treleaven Osborne aged 29 or 30 years born in Cornwall son of H Osborne of Clarence Terrace Penzance. A lay reader to Rev Arthur Haining at Northam he had been ill several days and recently planned to pursue Anglican priesthood in Perth after a transfer to Canon A L Marshall of St Alban's Church linked to John's Church Northam. Requiem at St John's Church and funeral attended by Rev Arthur Haining and others. Interment in Anglican section of Northam cemetery.
The Toodyay Cyla Club held a Sunday event with final standings led by Vic Ching finishing 39 12, AM Chitty 36 15, Alec Chitty 36 29. Fastest time was Mat Lloyd at 35.
A historical notice describes Woods peppermint remedy marketed for children with hacking coughs. It highlights claimed relief and domestic use, reflecting period healthcare advertising practices and naming a common household product.
Hockey Robins and Kookaburras won at Toodyay by five aluto mil after a confident display, marking an improved start to the season. Kingfishers lost 2 0 at Nungle as nine players traveled, while Bolgart beat Calingisi 6 2 with goals from O'Dea and Lea Stone for Calingisi and J Eilery and D Wilson for Bolgart.
Fragmented OCR text lists many personal names and initials without clear context or events. No verifiable actions, dates, or locations are readable to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
In Sunday football at Northam Jane Union defeated Toodyay 18.16 to 9.10 before a large crowd. Union led 9.7 at half, then widened in the final term as central field play and goals from Heron Graham Newman Gi Banner Lowery Johnston Mortimer dominated. Toodyay’s best were Sinclair Bros Lawler Donegan Bateman Lente Smith and Sinclair with Donegan scoring twice.
Toodyay entertained Federals in a lively display, leading early by six goals then facing a late rally. Key moments came from Mate Hosler and Hogler with several goal assists, while Tiger Barker and Dannigan added goals as Toodyay led 14 goals 10 to 7 goals 5 at final siren.
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