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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
2
A fragmented notice from a local paper lists a maritime or community event at a hall with attendees including Reverend Charlis and a Presbyterian group. The garbled text mentions dates, locations, and organizations, with unclear roles for "Steel" and "Messer."
An irregular town page reports a Convent Ball fundraiser with a cheque of 719/13/ proceeds and gratitude to helpers. It also notes a police court case where a pension suspect could not provide clear answers due to illness, and mentions an upcoming trial at Mandurama on September 7th with notices of forthcoming programs.
A wartime era wedding described withronic fragments, detailing Rev. A Mills officiating at St. Maat’s Ghatah Coven. The narrative mentions the bride and groom in formal attire, guests, bouquets, and a reception with tables and ornate decorations.
The article records a early 20th century wedding ceremony featuring Dotis Wiaine, sister of the bride, and Jatsung. Guests include Mr Lag Maken Knowhow, with vows and attire described in porch and hall settings.
A Friday night meeting of the revenittee was held with many attendees listed including A. J ft May Jas Hamerton MW Mark Herd Scobth V H Piltinger GG and others. Officers were elected with roles for president vice presidents secretary treasurer and various committees named.
The text reports Th Reve Hy SH Tames elected Moderator of the new prestivary of Orange for twelve months and selected as a delegate to represent the West in the General Assembly of Australia meeting in Sydney around September. It notes plans for a special passion at St Stephens Church Philip Street and events leading to a new assembly hall on Hills for the next season with various local notices and sales.
A severely garbled OCR fragment describes a court case citation involving a defendant named Mr. Kelly and others. The text references a weeklong observation, a jury, and a fine of twenty pounds, with multiple unclear names and locations. The passage remains incoherent and partially unreadable, but indicates a legal action with penalties and witnesses.
Fragmented report describes a gun club clay pigeon shoot and community mentions. Includes names, places like Canowindra and Cowra, local officials, a public school transfer, and ceremonial notes with limited readable context.
A garbled yet interconnected sports summary reports football results and cup actions. It mentions Smilhornbe and London teams, late goals, and upcoming matches including a Pirive ro Cup tie. Names like Jack Hare and Laver appear amid scattered results and weekend fixtures across districts, with references to Cups, league rounds, and regional showings.
The text outlines boxing and racing notes with several garbled names and outcomes. Walter Heard allegedly faced Hard to read opponents while Meard and Hilties titles are mentioned. May events feature Vivemay beating Qaesad with incomplete record details and a death notice for Lip stadia. Morton and Jettie Vietinia are noted in scattered references.
An items list appears for a forthcoming golf and stake event at Leura Park with numerous players named. Attendance requires permission from a facilitator. The best selling point mentioned is for the Argold Cup with several entries and scores.
Fragmented OCR notes list theatre names, cast members, and upcoming performances. Names like Wes A. Crauchawn Judy Conowlodra Aurelie Glue Fallee and venues appear with dates and times sparse, mixed with unrelated phrases about events and people. The readable items sketch a local arts calendar and staff notices without coherent narrative.
A confusing report describes a people’s event with accidents and rescue attempts. Mentions of individuals Mr and Mrs Cooper, Meg Sith Jee, Trunkey Stivbol, and others recur amid phrases about mining fights and a successful party patty. The text is garbled and hard to extract concrete facts.
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