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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places such as Gloucester Tamworth and Taree with references to hotels and appointments. Details are unreliable but suggest a public or commercial notice involving individuals and venues.
The program at Witmer theater presents a Wednesday screening of a mystery tale about a girl with uncanny predictive powers, followed by screenings labeled The Daughter of Howle O Grady and other romantic musical nostalgia features. Notable cast includes Jume Haver and Gordon Me Rar with musical memories like Rose of Tralee.
Fragmentary OCR shows a hall donations appeal with names of donors and a fundraising event. Mentions include Ted Mggine Mougnton Bog EB. Young and Tom Raichert along with Anonymous donors. A hill donation was offered for sale to support the bulldise fund.
In Sydney and amid industrial commission delays, the scheduled Thursday sales at Pisesington Dalgety News were canceled due to uncertainty over the conference outcomes. President Sen. Mr. Justice Taylor ordered Homebush suppliers to resign to avoid further disruption.
A belated message notes a remembrance event marked for Sunday in November. A special service will be observed at church with a program devised by the church, inviting all parishioners and community members to attend.
A garbled OCR note from an early 20th century page mentions names and places in a puzzling sequence. The fragment references a person named Mgater and a setting around Pras with mentions of women and fear. The legible bits hint at a ceremonial or cultural topic but lack clear context to identify event or outcome.
A fragmented page notes music events in London and fan activity. Mentions venues and periods but readable details are sparse. The items appear as brief personal notices and diary snippets about cultural happenings and social gatherings in the city.
fragmented report outlines a boxing match between Ba Williams and an opponent in Gloucester. mentions details on weigh in, organizers, and expected attendance at the new hall, with references to other figures and past events.
Fragmentary notes describe military colours and a ceremony with improvised terms. Mentions of Hicks, Gallipoli, Bowris pike ends, and the garden of air Ad Woralwande wife suggest a wartime or ceremonial scene. Details are garbled but reference a function and floral displays.
The piece notes worsening road and pavement conditions with references to traffic, materials, and possible safety concerns. It mentions motors and travel avoidance due to poor surfaces and intercepted areas across sections, implying broader state of infrastructure.
Church notices list gospel meeting times with a pastor named AS Beard and multiple services across venues including Belbers and Upper Samer. It notes Sunday sessions, weekday gatherings, and a note of congretion and manse events with timing and locations.
Fragmented OCR text references events and individuals including Turon Caren and several names such as Green, Eva Green, and B. Kirk. Mentions a wave for crews at 1120 and a ministerial payment claim, with scattered phrases about schedules, payments, and local figures. The passage is garbled but centers on a community notice listing names and actions.
A dated notice advertises supper at Vauxivory Hall with a Fender loan and requested attendance. It mentions June Barrington and Barrington Lowenter as names and notes travel arrangements and further particulars at the Camapsey office. The event is scheduled for Thursday November 7 1902 with a show in the usual Monday section.
The CWA Younger Set invites members to a monthly meeting in the rest rooms on Thursday November 13 at 1:50 pm. All members and intending members are welcome to attend and participate in club activities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and objects such as a refrigerator and bicycle with unclear context, offering no coherent event or date to summarize into a proper news item.
A damaged OCR shows a legal notices page fragment listing names, offices, and dates. Mentions Advocate Office, Georgia Anius, and a November reference, with scattered currency and property terms. Details are garbled and inconsistent, but the item reads as a public notice collection rather than a single event.
November meeting of the oral branch will be held on Friday at 30 pm in the rest room. Members are reminded to attend and bring dues for annual membership. New and intending members are welcome.
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