Obituary Notice for W. T. Denovan Van Fortec
An obituary reports the death of W. T. Denovan of Fortec. The notice notes his passing and provides brief biographical identifiers and surviving relatives. Further details are not specified in the text.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
5
An obituary reports the death of W. T. Denovan of Fortec. The notice notes his passing and provides brief biographical identifiers and surviving relatives. Further details are not specified in the text.
A garbled OCR led to a partial report of deaths and funeral details. It mentions several individuals by surname and location, including a resident of Forrester Street, a Mary Donovan, Ray Tibbits of Sydney, and a Philip Bolum from Forbes District. The text references funeral arrangements and a mourner visiting Rankin Street, with fragmented timelines and unclear dates.
fragmented text lists numerous ladies with titles and roles across districts, mentioning treasurers secretaries and delegates including Mrs Mayberry, Mr McQuiggin as guest, and several named Madames. It references meetings, districts like Narrandera and Condoboti, and ports of invitation, but the content is garbled and hard to parse into a single clear event description.
A detailed wedding account from Beartereugh describes the bride Mrs Hi Balnes of Calarie. The bride wore a lace overbodice and tulle skirt with long sleeves, an orange bloom coronet, and carried a bouquet of ayacinth tubes and roses. The groom wore a dark suit and a gold necklace, with the elder son of Mr and Mrs PL Day acting as best man. Close family and attendants wore blue French fame tulle and lilac accents, with several bridesmaids and miniatures in matching gowns. The couple planned a honeymoon at North Coast before setting off.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places with unclear relations. Readable items mention Dixon Ilman, Wening, Parry, Clarke, Parkes district, Muraung Wart, Ak Mapdans, Dison, Orange region, Rae A tell mn, Crane fuori, Me and Mia Trove, Canowindra, Itlaquay. No coherent narrative or clear event.
A fragmented notice mentions Y Baines wed ventrous Mee Days brother in law and others from Blacktown. It references Mrs J Osbourn, Bateson, Wright, and a Baines family celebration with a belt celebration and relatives including Parken gumate and Nanhcott.
L C Crow is set to open the Y A ball as planned. The event details include a basketball setting with contestants and a roster of attendees.
The Presbytery of Orange reports the death of a church leader in New South Wales, with Right Reverend R. Lawson named Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in NSW. The memorial service and condo announcement follow at a local church.
In a brisk second round of the Medal on Sunday Mex Dingwall led A Grade with net 02 while Mrs Coyte claimed B and C grade wins. The Associates field highlighted by Mrs Sloulue and Mrs Dingwall impressed as results tied to Parke course plans. The tournament schedule notes a Sunday finish with further matches and prospect of prizes for top performers.
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