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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
7
A report details a search linked to Mire George Spring, an elderly individual living near Mamady, who was last seen wearing slippers. Authorities and Constable Curran coordinated a rescue operation after bearings of distress and a nearby fence line were noted, with a family party reporting concern and later safety updates.
A Sri Bedgerabong race meeting raised funds with generous donations from supporters, including Messrs W. A. Robins and others. The event recognized patronage from Ray MPa and Mike, with committee plans for a later draw to benefit the club and a prize arrangement to sustain ongoing activities.
Warraderry branch gathers for a weekly meeting noting new and returning members. Minutes record attendance, roles, and reports from several speakers including Mr Jones and Mr Gannon with mentions of Apostles and fellow members present.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled lines about cooler air and days midweek. Mentions Wednesday and Sunday with vague references to conditions and temperatures. No clear locations, events, or definitive weather data present.
A garbled weekly digest notes varied items from exchanges including social notices, a vehicular accident incident, and local services. It mentions an attorney and a Woodin Street figure, plus a hospital reference and an optometrist office in Sydney. The text is fragmented but preserves several named entities and locations.
Mr and Mrs Quirk were warmly welcomed at Garema on Friday evening. Guests included Dae and Sorenes, with Mr Jim Quire presenting a kitchen gift. The gathering featured music, a reading of Tele Noment Orem, and many gifts for the expectant couple. The date noted was Sunday January 34 at 7:30.
A fragmentary social column item recalls residents of Pinnacle and nearby towns enjoying a holiday weekend. It names Muliem of Portes Road, neighbors in South Puscuele, and mentions Miss Fannie sin. Small reed, with travel plans to South Chast and reunions with relatives. The piece lists several names and locations, noting weekend departures, visits, and upcoming events as families trip to North Sydney and Bunnyende area, ending with present residence in Maura.
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