07 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
1
The page lists church services and community events for March including Catholic and Methodist notices, sermon times, and associated speakers. It also records a few local society activities, such as matches and social dates, with specific times and venues in Coffs Harbour.
A jumble of names, places, and acronyms appears scattered across the page. It references Marine, various towns, roads, and organizations with uncertain context, suggesting a broad collage rather than a single clear event.
The readable text presents a jumble of names, places, and phrases, suggesting a damaged OCR page fragment. Notable terms include Western Vermont, Angela, Walkeah UW, and references to various locations, people, and possible events, though specifics are unclear.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions various names and items in a garbled stream. Readable parts reference people and terms like 19 and a year, with no clear event or location to anchor a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering at Cosy Gros with Mr and Mrs A Burling and Cecil Burua of Byrne. The text mentions ball activity and a social holiday, plus attendees including Mrs A Shephard from Nana and Mr and Mrs E at Clarenta, with unclear refs to scores or events.
The text notes a Methodist ministers’ conference with names such as Rev. Wealey Booth and Rev. Gordon G. Woo, along with references to coastal towns and some unclear lines. It outlines assignments to Coffe Har bour Orara Wyong and mentions clergy moving between parishes.
A fragmented newspaper item combines a Ladies' Surf Club meeting notice with a local boot and shoe advertisement. It lists job interest for a driver, asks for references, promotes strong black or tan working boots, and references vendors like Wunderich's and Kelly with pricing notes and partial contact phrases.
Mr and Mrs Wiel express sincere gratitude to Link Tighedd Mawr ja Mito and Start of Com Wietele Mesyial for support and kindness during the recent event. They acknowledge help from MPs and others involved, noting the positive impact and appreciation for efforts affecting patent and welfare initiatives.
A damaged OCR note conveys affectionate tributes to a devoted wife and mother. The readable lines praise her beauty and kindness while thanking family members and expressing sympathy. The message reflects warm personal remembrances and familial gratitude.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a local item with names and places garbled. It hints at a public notice or column but lacks clear details. The readable bits show no definite event or outcome to confirm.
Fragmented OCR text notes an annual meeting for Coffs Harbour District Rugby League with references to dates and people including Jack Cole and hospital mentions. Summary reflects minimal legible details from the event agenda and attendees.
Public tender notice from Sydney Public Works Department invites bids for a series of school and community events at Coffs Harbour Surf Club and Wauchope area. Includes a grand dance night, exhibitions, and display programs with due dates in March.
A lengthy summary covers a cricket match between multiple teams including RaKnns Growers and Comte, noting a third round lead by the Ares dour foe and later runs by Murray and Hinde. It includes bowling figures, dismissals, and the final result to determine competition points and division placements.
Fragments describe a maritime or community memorial with names such as Jolie Geniton Ale Lake and Charlee Cathulie Church Ryd Japuary 8th Mey ceulton Aisa Ceulton Mallat Bellipeny and Lake breeding on a ship line Aton Found steam fly Man 4 death and a family gathering. The text lists distant relatives and mentions government building work and a funeral journey to Sydney.
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