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Biographical Dictionary - Coorow, Carnamah, Three Springs


Surname

Athol Douglas CRIDDLE

Born 1897 in Dongara, Western Australia [15]
Son of Henry James CRIDDLE and Louisa PELL [15]
Station-hand in Dongara [30: item 3463997]
Labourer and Vermin Inspector in Dongara [19] [39: 9-Mar-1933]
     His main job as Vermin Inspector with the Irwin Road Board was to ensure the destruction of rabbits [120: 24-Nov-1932]
     Member of Dongara Cricket Club 1929-1933 [86: 2-May-1929] [86: 7-Jan-1933]
     The Dongara Tennis Club tendered he and Sylvia KNOWLER an afternoon tea during January 1930 [86: 31-Jan-1930]
     Married Sylvia Jane Hempsell KNOWLER in 1930 [66]
     Member of Dongara Beach Improvement Committee in 1930-31 [86: 22-Nov-1930]
     Helped organise "Dongara Day" on the beach on New Year's Day in 1931 [86: 10-Jan-1931]
Licensee of the Ironclad Hotel in Marble Bar 1935-1941 [313: 8-Jun-1935,16-Dec-1938, 3-Jul-1941]
     The hotel boasted "Best of Ales, Wines and Spirits. Good Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Travellers Catered For." [313]
     He and his wife took a three month break from the Ironclad Hotel in Marble Bar in early 1941 [313: 30 jan-1941]
Licensee of the Morawa Hotel in Morawa 1941-1944 [39: 10-Nov-1944] [86: 8-Nov-1941, 6-Nov-1943]
     He applied to transfer his Publican's General Licence for the Morawa Hotel to Alfred Gordon BATY on 9 November 1944 [39]
In early 1949 his address was His Majesty's Hotel in Perth [39: 18-Feb-1949]
Thomas H. SHAW transferred the Publican's General Licence for the Coorow Hotel to him on 14 February 1949 [39: 18-Feb-1949]
     He and his wife ran the Coorow Hotel in Coorow 1949-1954 [19] [39: 10-Nov-1954] [86: 15-Nov-1949, 4-Nov-1950]
     They each gave £5/5/- to the Red Cross Appeal in 1953 and 1954 [39: 24-Apr-1953, 4-May-1954]
     Applied to the Licensing Court for Irwin District to transfer the hotel licence to Eric J. BRADLEY in November 1954 [39: 10-Nov-1954]
Later resided in the Perth suburb of Swanbourne [2]
Died on 15 November 1971; ashes interred at the Karrakatta Cemetery in Perth (Crematorium Rose Gdns, 21, 256) [2]


Reference:  Carnamah Historical Society & Museum and North Midlands Project, 'Athol Douglas Criddle' in Biographical Dictionary of Coorow, Carnamah and Three Springs, retrieved 23 April 2024 from www.carnamah.com.au/bio/athol-douglas-criddle [reference list]




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