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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
2
The fragment lists Evensong schedules for several churches with times in the evening. It notes service details and mentions Rev. L Brown, RD, and various local congregations, with dates and locations partially readable.
An OCR fragment outlines a Sunday church schedule with listed times and names such as Pro B Steen and Croeke Whaca, mentioning activities at Buowawa and Mueringy with vague references to saints and services. The legible items suggest a parish diary or timetable rather than a complete notice.
Sunday July 10 service at Rye Park led by Rev ALT Newton and Mle Veuvns. July 17 service at Rye Bark with Rev ALE Newton and Rev A Newey, Minister.
Sunday worship announced by the Presbyterian Church with details of the service led by Boone and Macthinatdh Mes. The notice lists venue and timing for the parish activities on July 21.
A town council at its last meeting endorsed leasing a Shops and Hulk Street site to Bunnbihy and Spicy fit commission. The obituary notes Mr Jer Hoyl War died at his residence age unknown, survived by three sons Mark Vat and Ceri with private interment at Frenel's Forest.
A local committee outlines duties for emergency transport and community safety. Officials emphasize improving aid access, coordinating volunteers, and ensuring rapid medical response in critical situations amidst unclear OCR text.
Fragments describe a state plan for emergency transport involving trains and representatives from local rail and transport departments. The text outlines coordination aims, responsibilities, and reporting structures with references to oversight committees and public interests. It notes the need for formal alignment of transportation and civil agencies to handle urgent train transitions.
Fragmented text discusses loading and transport issues for various goods and items. It mentions Hanlin essential groves, stones, depots, and departments, with unclear references to forward stations and risks. The reader is left with vague notes about transport safety and logistics without concrete actions or outcomes.
Mrs. E. B. Wright of Wenebah wrote to the News describing Maitland flood areas as pathetic and depressing. She noted homes still underwater and, as waters receded, piles of bedding furniture and carpets lay on footpaths awaiting removal by garbage lorries.
A visitor to a local railway yard area is referenced, with mentions of Sonia Newlin and Newlin family, and a hospital context in the Boorman District during the week. The fragmentary text hints at a medical facility and authorities involved in the event but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A late week report records deaths and multiple hospital admissions in the Boorowa district. Comander in Williams aged 90 dies at Neutral Bay. Various locals including F Savith and Livia Moore admitted to Boorowa District Hospital. Birth congratulations, musical events, and community notices populate the page along with forthcoming health and optometrist visits.
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