Unclear OCR: names and notes fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and dates with many typos. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize into a proper item.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and dates with many typos. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize into a proper item.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Rinbory Sen aged 81 at her Stratford home. Funeral plans and condolences from the community are recorded, with names of relatives and local officials involved in arrangements noted amid a Garbed Anm and ambulance actions following an accidental cut. The Gloucester police and local figures respond to incidents, while town events include church leadership changes and livestock news.
In Gloucester an obituary note reports the sudden death of Mr Harris on the Barrington Reed route. Ambulance conveyed the body to St Pauls and the funeral is planned with service by Mr May and Digger. Interment to be at local cemetery per family notice.
A motor vehicle ran off the road and overturned over a culvert on the Pale Highway on Sunday afternoon. Injured were IC Sansom of Raymon Tor Face and hans Mad i 27 of batt Were. They were taken to a private hospital by ambulance with Dr Channon attending. Sergeant Pairtax investigated the incident.
An ambulance attended a minor incident at the Gloucester Show, with crowd gathering nearby. The event took place near the Show Water area and involved staff directing attendees as police and officials investigated.
A collection of brief notes recalls community activities during the period. Highlights include Mrs. Le Carney of Pal arson leading a Batuniay drive and the Gloucester District rostered volunteers from the Country Women’s Association assisting at the centre. Public servants and citizens performed duties, with notable names such as Bernie Mower, Gordon Riler, Stan Martin, Bill Clark, Bee Andrews, Bill Fal, and Jack Farley contributing to the weekend efforts and public service.
The article notes the Welkin family and local residents celebrating a community event in Waukivory, with mention of Mr and Mrs David Trail and relatives hosting a gathering. It highlights thanks to notable residents and the mayoral nod to local hospitality, detailing a year ending social at the town’s marketplace.
Local Stroud Shire opposes transferring a hotel license amid broader concerns over the federal station. The council resists action on a proposed Community Motel and related zoning, urging careful review and delaying final decisions.
The daily market notes show varied cattle and calf prices with multiple lots described. Buyers faced a wide range of weights and finishes, including yearlings and weaned calves, while hogs and pigs also traded with fluctuating demand and price points.
The fragmentary notice reports a routine monthly meeting of the Motion Chief in Hala. Details on date, time, location, and agenda are unreadable in the surviving text.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a man or youth involved in a king related event at Barking near the upper Bowman Rivet. The text references applied to a burly figure and a rivet location, but details are unclear.
Notice states Keith Andrew Bandoo will not be responsible for debts contracted in his name after a specific date without written authorization. Casual details include an address and dates, indicating a formal disclaimer action. The text notes the need for future creditors to obtain written waivers to pursue claims.
The notice announces an annual meeting to be held on Friday in March at 120 pan, 2 PILE, Becrmary.
Public notice invites attendees to a harvest festival next Sunday with a welcome event starting at 1 30 pm. Clark is named as a contact for details and arrangements.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction reports that Aiarint William McInnes of Gloucestershire in the State of South West will be probated after publication. The will dated October 1, 1947 names the executrix and directs claims to be presented within the prescribed period.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes names and phrases across events and media. It references a possible play title Hamlet and various nonsensical terms, with no clear date place or coherent agenda to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragmented passage details a dairy sale to be held Friday March 30 at 7:30 pm with numerous farm implements and livestock mentioned. It lists buyers and sellers, with names and references to estates and trustees, in a damaged notice style from an old rural newspaper page.
A bustling market notice advertises a large cattle sale featuring 800 head of fat cattle, bulls, steers and cows. Numerous bidders and consignors are listed, including buyers and sellers such as W. Tawarte, J. Agne, A. Margerye, and W. Laurie, with weights and catalog details implied in the fragment.
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