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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
5
A refined society note records Miss M. Gitmaurtin as a guest at a valedictory event. The occasion marks the end of a season of study and honors achievements of students and faculty. Attendees included local residents and dignitaries.
An OCR fragment describes a large turnout at Daroobalgie with mention of figures and names such as Mr Gilman and D. Morrison. The text references political rhetoric, voting behavior, and community factions. It preserves names and places while noting disagreement and late-appearing supporters. The passage is garbled but centers on a noisy gathering and reactions to local leaders.
A scrappy report details Parkes farewell ceremonies and end of term events at the local school. Teachers, students, and families gathered for a Thursday reception at the hotel as voices praised dedicated staff. The piece mentions Mr Reynalds and Mr Cul Woher among staff, with Phyllnmreunan noted as a speaker.
Local tennis schedule shows Jaye and Relat Park leapinists inaugurating mixed doubles Friday with Laure Hament and others in the draw. Winners were BO and Mos F MrChllough. Event slated to run into next week under English club leadership, with key players including Nath Cowat and John Berner noted among entrants.
A crowded page records social events including engagements, marriages and notices. It mentions Miss Buckland and Miss May as brides, Mrs Stewart receiving gifts of silver, and various regional families such as the Arkin Sail, Ballant Street, and Port Mackay involved in nuptial announcements and holiday gatherings.
Fragmentary, garbled OCR passage mentions cooking terms and names in a disordered page. Readable names and actions are scarce, with no coherent event or date to anchor a clear news item.
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