Sunday worship schedule for Toodyay and Jennacubbine
Bolgart hosts Sunday School at 10.30 with Holy Communion at 11.00. Toodyay holds service at 8.00 a.m. and Jennacubbine at 10.00 a.m.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
1
Bolgart hosts Sunday School at 10.30 with Holy Communion at 11.00. Toodyay holds service at 8.00 a.m. and Jennacubbine at 10.00 a.m.
A meeting of all Returned men in Toodyay interested in the Memorial Park will be held at the Freemasons Hotel on Saturday May 4 at 9 p.m. E J Wrorn Hon Sec.
An advertisement promotes a vacuum helmet device claimed to regrow hair and treat baldness without water contact. It promises a free trial and advice, targets men and women, and lists a low price with additional weight loss and bodybuilding options. The company Re.Nu Co mentions an Melbourne address near Richmond Station and claims establishment in 1992.
A display of chocolates toffee biscuits and confections offered by Messrs Hillbrick and Sons. The gifts are described as pleasing and suitable for Mother's Day on Sunday May 12.
A scavenger hunt and bridge evening raised funds for Maxine Marker's candid ure in a baby competition for R C church funds. Winners were Miss E Sinclair and Miss E Meredith.
H. G. Wells argues for world history over national history to show how battles affect populations. He notes pride in national myths often fuels conflict while democracy advances through inclusive global perspective.
The author argues that humanity's central conflict is between ideals and democracy, cautioning that nations failing to defend democratic rights during war fear suppression. They cite Hitler and urge English speaking races to study world history per H. G. Wells to avoid repeating past errors.
The notice lists polling venues across several towns including Chidlow Culham Joondalup Wanneroo and Wooroloo with designated halls and schools. Polling hours run from 8 am to 3 pm and Jossin A Wroty Derury serves as Returning Officer on April 7 1940.
The Education Department of Soest invites tenders for bus transport of 27 children from Wyen yo leslemo to the school at Koyi. Two bus options: one driven by Petroline and another gas-equipped. Route covers 62 miles daily. Tenders due by May 7 at Perth Education Department. Tender forms and contract conditions available from Perth or the Calingiri head teacher.
The notice outlines polling locations within the Toodyay division of the East province for the Legislative Council election on May 11. It details where voters may cast ballots and related election logistics.
A Vacuum Oil Co. sponsored program in Toodyay Town Hall presented an oil production film series with a humorous short and other pieces for a large audience. Although the film commentator’s remarks were hard to hear, the topics were educational and engaging. Mr. Chas. Alday led a unanimous vote of thanks to the company representatives, with Nevil D. Hack and Richard F. Fethers coordinating the free admission screening.
The Annual Military Ball will take place at the Bloodyay Town Hall on Friday night. Light Horse troop members are decorating the hall and indications point to a happy event. Supper, served on the stage, will be provided by the Red Cross and CWA.
Modern Cinemas presents a Thursday May 9 double bill in Toodyay headlined by Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer in When Tomorrow Comes, with The Little Tough Guys in Code of The Streets as the supporting feature.
The Northam Capitol Theatre to screen the epic Union Pacific featuring Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea. Also showing Battle Fleets of England March of Time, Cuckoo Birds cartoon, Come Across crime short, and Fox Australian and Overseas newsreels.
A loyal subscriber pays in advance, funds the year, and keeps office morale high with steady renewals. He accepts the cost without complaint and keeps the family reading, even as the supply grows beyond current needs.
Printed and published every Friday by R. W. Crosbie at Stirling Torracy Woodyay Western Australia a weekly issue listing local notices and publishing details.
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