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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a district gathering or event with references to individuals and times. Details are unclear, but the text mentions local figures and a possible schedule or meeting. Further readable names include Douglas and Lon, though the context remains obscure.
The record outlines a long life from Brown's Creek 1861 and early years near Orange. It notes marriage in 1801, residence in Marysville Stuart Town for about 30 years, later move to Finch's Fiat with two sons and a daughter, and survivors including five sons and a daughter. Services at St Patrick's Church Wellington, burial beside her husband in Curra Creek cemetery, with prayers by Rev Father Bayliss.
The Lyndhurst Shire Council discusses temperance measures and the proposed prohibition of liquor sales within the shire. They consider impacts on local commerce and social order, plus a letter from the Trans port Commissioner about establishing transport districts with civil engineers to manage road development and maintenance.
Sporting notes indicate Blayney travels to Carcear for a Sunday friendly with Wayne and Newle also in the lineup. Harry and Htra Competitanstorpy will join, with Ve points in the lead and Newle on a narrow points frame.
A historical reflection on ancient civilizations recalling the rise and fall of Egypt Babylon Rome and Chaldea. It argues modern society faces decay through pride idleness luxury and violence and emphasizes moral and spiritual renewal as the path to strength. It cites biblical prophecy and warns that political power rests on moral fiber and spiritual life.
Town chatter from Whe wiels tueckes club to the Berlagraph reports local meetings. News covers the Presbyterian Assembly in Sydney, Milthorpe electric light scheme progress, and a slate of lectures. Also noted are relief stamps, hospital drives, and Woods' peppermint cure for coughs.
A garbled report describes a political party and its Acreage dispute, mentioning candidates, an electoral scale, and various factions. Names and places are unclear, but references to a party and a campaign appear amid corrupted text.
A garbled OCR text fragment lists scattered names, places, and phrases with no coherent events or structure. It mentions persons such as Mike Ker and Mind, places like Welwert and Cowan, and multiple stray terms, but no discernible news item or outcome.
Local workers on Byrne and Wallin streets discuss limited Amat- Gaimated Tiles and efforts to keep wages stable. Despite opposition from other states, they sustain yard care efforts weekly while schedules and hours remain tight.
A chaotic OCR readout describes a city grappling with a new gambling form linked to promoters and the government. It mentions a prominent brand, enforcement actions, and potential penalties as authorities seek to regulate the spread of the game and its receipts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and people in a disordered way, noting meetings or developments. It references negotiations and a forthcoming event but lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes to specify a clear news item or result. The readable fragments suggest a civic or institutional context without verifiable details.
The council discusses street maintenance along Divine Barry road and Brown’s Creek area. Work approval, progress payments, and a proposed halt on Highway No 6 funding are noted pending a further progress payment settlement with the Transport Board.
Sister Mary Benedict Chilcott of the Sisters of Mercy died in Sacred Teal Rosaltal Youne on Thursday after hospital care. Cremains were at St Clements Church, Cin lon, and burial followed Friday in Galeng cemetery. A Coolinundra family member, her passing noted amid local church rites.
Miss Patricia Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs Tha Cameron of Orange was received as a novice at St Josephs Mount Bathiwrat. Rev Father Firodbin Adin assisted by Rev Father Mastersin led the ceremony. Local clergy and many relatives attended from Orange Cowra and nearby towns. A light reception followed the rite.
Fragment discusses moral decay, urging honesty and faith. Cites biblical warnings about perilous times, societal laxness, and the anticipated rise of Christ’s kingdom as the next civilization, warning against relying on science and shrewdness alone. References Babylon, Rome, and global powers as cycles of collapse.
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