EATEN JACK AND M DONALD INCIDENT AT GLOUCESTER
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event in Gloucester on a Friday in July 1963 from 9 am to 8 pm. Mentions names like Wah GLOUCESTER and Commercial Sota Appalamwente with unclear actions and locations.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event in Gloucester on a Friday in July 1963 from 9 am to 8 pm. Mentions names like Wah GLOUCESTER and Commercial Sota Appalamwente with unclear actions and locations.
A garbled consent notice describes various inspections and commissions in the Fay Department area. It mentions times, places like Dungog and Blauvertor Rural School, and names such as Constable Bausbrille, with distressing counts and safety concerns. the text is heavily corrupted.
Fragmentary report describes concerns over Pacific Highway condition and bus stop placement delays. Officials pressed the Department for action while residents voiced ongoing complaints about road surface quality and maintenance in recent weeks.
Personal notice congratulates 18 year old Speing Creek resident Jun 1 Hs on birthday. It mentions renewing acquaintances with Lloyd and Hawkins, notes Charlie Hooke's memory, and references travel toward Rahinge and Nister. Wedsday events bring best wishes from Mr and Mrs Allardice and friends.
A muddled OCR readout notes a golf outing with a mixed tour story and a crowded clubhouse scene. Details are unclear but mention of a Sunday and ARONROL AU appear.
A Gloucester girl was injured in a car crash last week. The incident involved two adults and a child as the vehicle left the road near a town center. Rescue teams freed the injured, and she was taken to hospital for treatment.
A letter from Mr A Cami praising Gloucester for its accommodation and facilities. The writer thanks the caretaker Mr Bates and the local council for making a recent caravan travellers trip comfortable and enjoyable, noting the kindness and generosity shown to travelers. The piece expresses hope others will visit and support the town.
An automobile crash injured three people including Mrs. Cap Tune and Mr. Prank Cuale. The panel van, traveling with eight passengers, struck a parked vehicle and left occupants with head injuries. They were admitted to Nar Tavems Private Hospital for treatment, with one wife reportedly updated on their condition.
Fragmented OCR reads Vale of Gloucester items prepared and printed for council. Notes mention OTF and EOPY terms, a clerk’s delay, and references to names McRae Ge Eviton with several unreadable phrases and unsettled matters. The text shows incompleteness and garbled lines without clear outcome.
A terse, garbled note mentions a reserve team schedule affecting tomorrow’s game. Names appear distorted, with references to players and locations that are unreadable, leaving the key outcome unclear.
Unclear OCR text suggests a report about NZ bowlers visiting Gloucester. The fragment mentions a posted notice and a Manchester/Macquarie reference, but details, names, dates, and context are not readable.
The council discussed Denies Street land near P340 for car parking and possible taking it for public use. Delegates considered footpath safety, service station issues, and the motive behind the plan, with sentiment mixed among attendees.
A garbled 1988 government notice outlines a meeting on arrangements for memberships and roles within a farming community. It references a survey period, age and gender participation specifics, and eligibility details for workers, with calls for applicants and possible ad hoc job postings.
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