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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1947
Page
2
Catholic Mass schedules listed for various towns with timings including 10 am 6 am and 7 30 pm. References to July dates and prayer services at Johns Boorowe Hey. Event mentions Evensong and a hymns and communion schedule across multiple churches and districts.
The Methodist Church announces observances this Sunday with services led by Rev. T. Newson. A morning service is set for 11 a.m. at Rye Park, followed by a 3 p.m. gathering at Beorowa and a 7.30 p.m. meeting at an unspecified location.
Fragmented OCR describes a livestock auction event dated Wednesday 25th June with sheep sale progress and bidders. It lists consignors or buyers and ranges of prices from two to several pounds, with horses, cattle and miscellaneous stock mentioned. The fragmentary notes reference rates, lot numbers, and conditions, including a tanker and yard details, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
A damaged OCR item notes health concerns on July 3 with mentions of legal proceedings and a mower case. It references a trial date, a jury, and a potential delay due to contamination. Names and exact places are unreadable but imply a municipal or court context and a possible warning to residents.
Fragmentary OCR reads a burial or memorial mention involving John Joseph Ryan and July Joseph Ry. It references ritual timing on a Sunday and notes an oblimry wily wuioar fate. details are garbled and unclear. The fragment hints at a memorial record or obituary with scattered names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text records a chaotic town meeting outline with scattered names, places, and event snippets. It references Bor ova Restoved Lobliers Hoarown Bus, speakers, attendance, and a junior workers exam, but many words are garbled, making precise details uncertain.
Multiple engagement notices from Rye Park and Frogmore Rooth announce marriages between Mr and Mrs Dave Mogrhy and Hurry, and between Mr and Mrs Berry of Frogmore-Roth and Horwee of Rugby. Also notes on Maureen and other family ties, with local mention of shops and community events.
In a tense match last week YRC edged Boohowa Central in a tightly contested game. The Rover team also faced a public venue after a rain delay, while officials praised refereeing as a factor in the close outcome noted by Coach Deno and Shepherd.
Fortnightly meeting notes from the Bakeery in Fugaitay detail attendees Tom Ag Feleewt Mi Jone and a discussion of drug issues. The record lists upcoming matches including the Rovers and the Tames, with Sphifees vs Boorwa Central School scheduled. Public notices mention a hockey draw, unspecified rules, and adjournment after a full weekly session.
Fragmentary notes recount Ceci’s visit to Mosman and North Sydney area with friends after a holiday, listing local shops and materials, a marriage mention to Mr Mark Viney of S Moeman, and various household items. Mentions Mollings, Athol, and Royal Australian Navy training, with Learmonts as agents for local products.
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