Fragmentary local notice with unreadable names and terms
Incomplete OCR text lists scattered phrases and names such as Gloucester and Walon Teak with odd spellings. Missing context prevents identifying a clear event, date, or action.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1945
Page
2
Incomplete OCR text lists scattered phrases and names such as Gloucester and Walon Teak with odd spellings. Missing context prevents identifying a clear event, date, or action.
The Gloucester A P Association announces the 143rd show opens soon after four weeks. The event supports war relief via Red Cross and War Chest, with local dairy stock breeders and exhibitors aiding transportation and display. The committee urges members and exhibitors to fund prizes and sustain community unity through the show.
The death occurred Saturday morning in Atoiiente at age 60. She resided at Nelson's Bay and stayed with daughters in Gloucester Aintred. Daughter of the late William H. Ham she was held in high regard by many friends. She leaves three sons Errol Clyde Clarence and a daughter Mrs Sam Wratten and Bra P Bithrey. Surviving siblings include Crange Tom Alf Walter Mrs Hancock Mrs E Hancock Mrs B Langton and Stre Walton. Funeral was held at Glencrater Monday with Rev Lynford Bailth of the Methodist Church conducting. Our sincere sympathy to the family.
Deputy Director General of Public Health warns against taking young children to crowded places during the epidemic. Dr. Wale Fang urges caution as part of a broad public health advisory to protect infants and the vulnerable from the contagion.
Harvest Festival at the Methodist Church features fine produce and artful displays. Dungog Diggers Rodeo planned for Saturday April 14 offers £200 prize money and a big audience, with programmes available and local fundraising details.
A distorted notice describes a public project at Bundook involving redistribution of picked vegetables and a plan to use labor and facilities to support a local initiative. The message cites signatures such as SPANSLEY and references a Vegetation Predite ion. The fragmentary text indicates community involvement and entitlement to a certain level of access.
Authorities seek two cattle from Buckett Road area after a Tuesday report of livestock missing. Animals described as blue and black without collars. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
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