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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
1
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Norman William Saggers a 32 year old wholesale butcher of Northam was arrested on a warrant in Northam at 8 pm Tuesday by Sergeant Grow den and Constable Morris. He is charged with stealing three sheep on April 18 from Marie Dreyer of Northam. He was admitted to bail on one surety of £75 and a personal bond for the same amount.
It proclaims the Hospital Ball as the event of the year with plans for Monday May 6. A social highlight, the affair invites attendees to enjoy a premier gathering hosted by the hospital community. Expected atmosphere blends charity aims with festive entertainment.
A brief note highlights Woods' peppermint remedy for a child named Hoking Gough, detailing care steps and suggested usage to support the child’s health and comfort.
The Toodyay Girl Guides marked their first anniversary on Wednesday April 14 1935 with a monster birthday party. A public viewing of a remarkable Birthday Cake ran from 7 39 pm to 8 pm with Miss C Ellery overseeing stands of cake decorations. The presentation of the Company flag by Mr W Hamersley MLC occurred after demonstrations of the guides work in the hall. Supper followed with prizes awarded to Heather Badderly Joan Hardwicke Billy Roach Emily Hasson Myrtle Haywood and three patrol leaders Vegay Lukin Heather Badderly and Joan Hardwicke. Mrs Moule received thanks for support and Miss MacIntosh led an orchestra providing music for the evening.
Annual Hospital Ball on Labour Day offers Perth orchestra Jimmy Griffen and a first class sit-down supper with dancing until 2 am. Max Montesole and Elsie Mackay present their program, previously a Perth success, with helpers David Lyle and Josephine Kemp. Montesole’s theatre career spans five continents with acting and directing credits.
Current Topics Toodyay Horticultural Society hosts an initial art show in May at the Town Hall in Toodyay. Judges include Mr Rehbult and Miss Spice with Max Monte sori and Elsie Mackay expected among prominent locals. The event opens Tuesday May 7 with viewing at the town hall.
Members of the Toodyay Rifle Club practiced 302 yards with a strong turnout and fair scores amid variable wind and light. Next Sunday a trophy shoot is planned over 529 and Goo by Klasson. Sunday results list W Cinasby L Purser J Purser G Bates R Potts W Cook, new A Duck, members A Beardsian visitor and 25.
The Claremy of Oxford Group visited Toodyay last weekend addressing enthusiastic gatherings. The delegation included Mus Brede, Miss Needham, Southwood, Toret and Wilson. The Rev F G O Halloran Archdeacon Riley planned Rural Conference in Gingin with Miss Smith of Claremont guest of Mrs Halliday. Senior, leaving Toodyay to marry in Claremont on May 1, was presented a silver sandwich dish at the school assembly. Miss Mutts arrived at her place and Miss Harreet Moule visited Toodyay. Mrs Brimstone and daughter Mary visited Perth for medical attention. Miss Joyce Thompson of Perth seen in Toodyay on Sunday visiting her parents.
Anglican services are listed for Sunday May Baym Mody Coeeanee and Heme Sunday den Hane with members urged to attend. The Mothers United annual event is scheduled and will proceed on Wednesday May th.
Max Monresole and Elsie Mackay announce a wedding slated for Tuesday May 7 with details listed in the county records. A small ceremony is planned with family and close friends present in the city.
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