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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
2
Readable fragments reference people and places but no coherent event or clear facts to summarize into a proper news item.
A fragmented editorial praises Rotary for substantial service and hints at a forthcoming major undertaking. The piece frames Rotary as delivering notable work while urging action to meet a grand objective. The language reflects a classic public-service tone.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a chaotic event at a place called Krnik TriaN Aed Spaia with references to Frank Eldridge and Dr. Herpinad. The text includes garbled names and partial quotes suggesting a disturbed or unusual incident with no clear outcome.
The Sydney based Public Opinion League formed with Rotary Club support campaigns against graft in commerce. It echoes a British model and argues for clean public and private life, urging Australians to reject corrupt practices and scrutinize officials. The piece links graft to moral reform movements and notes public interest in royal commissions.
Mrs Elizabeth Brander of Hamden Fame faces charges linked to a 12 noon event yesterday near the Ge Wal Cemetery. The inquiry references long involvement with a person named John Brawler and a pensioned service, outlining alleged harm and a late afternoon court appearance.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Sillis of Cranwell aged 77. She leaves a widower and several children and is survived by numerous relatives and a long list of in laws and friends. The funeral is set for Friday at Hamm Carbiole Cemetery in Crawiwril.
The death occurred in a city on a Saturday. Mr Percy Whittle aged about seventy four years died after a long illness. The funeral took place at the English church and interment was at the local cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Weaver took place at the Mountta cemetery after a period of illness. Rev. Father Thomas Nilhuan Weaver and others attended with family members including members of the Weaver and related households. The service referenced Hawthorn Regineering Works and noted the late Mrs Weaver’s passing at age 70.
Fragmentary report mentions Sydney May 1 and a court sentence involving individuals named Gylden Wadding, Mr and Mrs Win Heaney, and others. Text drifts through places like Minglon Road, Merrion, and Temata with scattered references to trials, events, and social details, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
A community event at Bungendore features a surprise party with speeches and ceremonial acts. Mary James Gordon presides as a patron, with several attendees and local figures participating in the planned rituals and entertainment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a birthday event on a Sunday with various place names and individuals, indicating a public notice or community acknowledgment of a king's birthday and related gatherings.
The article recalls a lively June tournament at Goulburn Golf Club with favorable weather and strong play. Notable performances include Royal Sydney and others, with vivid quotes about the day and many players listed among results and scores.
Fragmented OCR recounts rainfall, winds, and a concert or show with performers and recitations. Names such as Norah, Shapford, and Kanwe appear with scattered weather notes and a long list of acts. The text mixes weather cues with entertainment mentions and unclear dates or venues.
A chaotic OCR inspired rundown of the Binalong tennis finale lists numerous players and scores from singles and doubles events. Names such as Grogan Grady OConnor Michelly Hineecvitea appear amidst scattered match results and classifications.
The notice details a 19th century wedding with bridesmaid Miss Mason and Mrs Aber as mother of the bride. Guests include Vilhelm Marion and Mr Ahern family circles. A historical reference notes a large gathering and long standing community ties surrounding the event.
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