01 May 1936
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
1
Readers are told the Toodyay Herald acts as the tool agent for the Wining and Commercial Review a monthly mining oriented publication. It announces specimen copies and a subscription form and asks for notices of lost property including two bay plough mares and a box 5 Toodyay address.
Lost diamond sapphire reported between Mrs Gordon Wroth's property and the club on Sas urday last near Surfing Terrace. Reward offered for return. Apply this lfc.
Local listing offers the Goon Handy Food shop near a 600 pupil school with a dwelling attached and long lease. Features include every convenience, low rent, price and particulars available from A. J. This Office as the owner departs for Easter States.
The article laments weak crowd backing for football last Sunday and argues public financial support is essential to sustain the sport. It notes the local team, though defeated, gave a commendable display and earned encouragement while urging all parties to restore solid footing.
The usual fortnight visit of Mr Ad Wright of Northam will be paid to Vo.ayay on Sunday. Mr Wright may be consulted at the Free wagon Hall between 12 am and pm. Cyril Batty has become manager of Batty Ltd. Reid's Reasons endorse Fergie Reid for the Province Legislative Council on May 9. He farms at Dulbelling and supports landowners, urging amalgamation of farming groups and targeted diplomacy over force.
A correction clarifies that Brockman did not plan to turn the property into a guest house. Instead he will work the property on general farming lines as his primary activity.
A large crowd attended the Anzac Day service at Anzio Da oria Park in Toodyay. The procession from the post office led by Salvation Army band Captain Morrie and Bandmaster Beva the way, with Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, and Fire Brigade teams. Speeches by Dr Coope recalled Gallipoli and Australia’s role in war, urging remembrance of the fallen and duty to respond to calls to arms if needed. The service closed with the National Anthem.
Full attendance of members with Mr Pollits presiding. River bed clearing halted after 412 expenditure. Tenders to be called next summer. £33 payable to Majin Roans Board. proportion of feas discussed. Roads curve at Culham referred to Main Road Board. Traffic inspector reports all vehicles and 213 dogs licensed. G Connor license from traffic office. Tenders for electro light poles deferred to next meeting. Mrs G Hassan eulogised by Chairman on retirement eve. Board to present value £5 5 to celebrate. Accounts totaling £226 1 14 9 approved for payment. Sheep removal from reserve urged by inspector. secretary to report. Next meeting May 19.
The British Israel Federation announces a meeting at Turdyay Town Hall on Sunday May 3 at 845. The final lecture by Mr. Tom Foster before his departure for the East will discuss Pyramid Prophecy and coming World Events.
An OCR snippet promotes a product called Great Pepperminture as a remedy for coughs and colds. It touts a fragrant, temperate dose sold for quick relief and asserts effectiveness in treating colds when used promptly.
Approximately 250 visitors attended the fourth Annual Mothers Union festival in Toodyay on Thursday. Guest of honour His Grace Dr Le Basqu, Primate of Australia, led services at St Stephen's Church, with clergy including Revs Cullis Curtis Betham Kilphick Bartlett and Jones Evans. The Toodyay branch was dedicated at morning service by Mrs Halloran. an afternoon address and tea followed at the Town Hall.
Social notes record Charley Collins seen in Toodyay and Allan Parker relocating to Laver tom for roles with Harms and Leonard. Doon Wroth becomes Toodyay Club manager replacing Cyn Batty after Elder Smith and Co. Coup trip for war's Pool and Mim May Morgan visiting Miss Leia Rogers at Hillview. H J Yelland MLC faces appendicitis surgery, conditions reported improving.
The 15: Tood gay company of Girl Guides marked its second birthday with an evening at the Town Hall. A Brownie was enrolled, games and dancing followed the opening ceremony, and a birthday cake by Mrs Baddeley was cut by Matron Markey after supper. The president of the Auxiliary led congratulations to the officers, Guides, and Brownies with greetings from district officials and local supporters.
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