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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary historical note mentions people such as Ruth Baker and Harris, with scattered references to Wells, Wells training, Newcastle, Bath, and a week with Miss Taker. Text is garbled with missing letters and nonsensical joins, omitting coherent events.
Neville woke to a rare heavy frost on Tuesday morning with water taps refusing to run and tap handles stuck at 10 am. Local residents report the coldest conditions yet as residents like Bob Speers return from Sydney and Mrs Bert Witherford travels from Albury as relatives gather.
The Chronicle notes a heavy advertising issue with reduced reading matter due to staff cuts. Management warns readers elections end in three weeks.
Mrs R Burns improves in health. Friends of Mrs T Steer learn she is a patient at Curcoar Hospital. Mr E Lynch of Golden Gully not well. friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr C H Buckley a local storekeeper confined to bed. Latest reports say he is improving. Miss Linda Perry daughter of Mrs E Perry arrived home from Sydney after medical treatment. Pte C Whelan arrived home Wednesday. he is son of the late Mr F C Whalan and Mrs Whalan. A detailed report of Mr F C Whalan's death will appear in Tuesday edition of the Leader.
At the afternoon service in Emmanuel's Church Lyndhurst the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W Fuller of Gallimont was christened Susan Ann Home on leave are Ptes Don and B Burns members of ALP. Mrs Clift Head is confined to her home with influenza. Mr and Mrs Tom Harris have returned after a few days in the city. Mrs J McCloskey is expected to return from Cowra Thursday with her infant daughter, accompanied by her husband on leave.
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