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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
2
A garbled note references thanks and apathy, mentioning a siren and a telalivan pot Fatay phrase. The fragment hints at a curious, perhaps ceremonial item and public sentiment but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names.
In memoriam notices honor Tin Montin Joring, Alice Wey, Tig er 4, and others. Remembrance reflects love across generations with mentions of Myrna Veen Ghartin Ray and Bille, dating back to 1915 footprints of affection and memory.
A town notice records a memorial service at St Pauls Church on 8 spelling for the late Mr Geo Moody. The service, timed to start at 6 44, replaces 7 30 schedule. rector to arrive for the evening. Elizabeth Moody Price widow of Joshue Moody Price dies Croydon age 90.
The HeysAt SR Presbytery meeting held at Gabba discussed union with the Granwe Presbytery and new boundaries. A branch vote approved extending the dig ion with boundaries Wellington 1 Bourke 100A 49 Goonaterabivi. Maryetha Laugh died aged 68 after long residence in Katoomba and Carcoar district. she leaves five sons, five daughters, 32 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. her funeral arrangements to be advised. Family members seek news from Mow A. Luchetti, Katoomba.
A lengthy transcript recounts a Workers' Compensation Court action involving Mr. Com manationer Raueety and others, detailing testimony from Dr Meker and Mr Payas at Banapridge. The case centers on industrial injury, employer responsibility, and the judge’s closing that the full Commission would review the action and potential liability.
The Licensing Court heard names including W Bowen Royal Sudbury EM Cabil Royal Mechothmar M Evans Pedeal Biggs MH Langford and others at Blayney. A number of licenses were granted for venues and individuals such as George Hune Wyangala in a session noting wine and spirit licenses and related permits.
Fragmented OCR note records Mrs Whitney and Wer family visiting, with mentions of Betiy Mey, Nancy Bayle, and Miss Nancy Bayle staying at Chuommbing Wark. References to pretense and patients mix with unclear names and dates, outlining a sequence of family arrivals and a planned visit.
Fragmentary text records a heated discussion on labor wages, political figures, and national policy. It mentions Australia and labor issues, with scattered names and events, and quotes a worker complaining about unemployment and low pay amid broader social unrest.
A jumbled football oriented snippet mentions multiple names and events in uncertain context. It refers to a struggle or riot like incident and various individuals. however, details are obscured by OCR errors making precise teams, dates, and outcomes unclear.
This fragmentary item notes an event or incident titled in a period style. Names and precise places are unreadable, but the piece hints at a death or pivotal moment affecting a person or group. Further readable text would be needed to establish clear persons, dates, or organizations involved.
Canowindra Thm faced a crowded public gathering as candidates from the Country Party and others spoke on how to rebuild after recent campaigns. Mr Pryor urged unity while Mr Bay outlined election logistics and arrangements for future events.
A garbled District News item mentions several individuals and events with scattered times and places. Readers should note the fragmentary text includes references to a Sunday evening activity, a price quote, and what appears to be schedule notes, but precise details are unreadable.
A mangled clipping references Mandurama and a meeting about local affairs. The text is severely garbled with names and details mostly unreadable, but hints at a social event, a diary or diaries and a theater or movie element, plus possible notes on public interest.
Fragmentary OCR describes Brown's Creek Mine, Woking and Sailing Co, and court actions. Mentions valuations, attendance at a consistory, and references to Carcoar Hospital and Blayney court, with unclear dates and names. The readable pieces suggest a dispute about mine valuation and associated legal proceedings.
At the licensing court yesterday the transfer of the Royal Hotel Carcunr was made from Mr G Hil to Mr Timothy Biernon late of the Stolka etal. Mr Clarence Wiles was granted signage for the Stoke Hotel Carbon.
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