21 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
1
Mary Arthur spent over thirty years at Lithgow Hospital. The article notes her dedication and a late career development with Janine Quinniven and others. It mentions a leadership or competition context and reflects on her long service and local health events.
Fragmentary obituary item shows multiple names and affiliations, mentioning Church of England, Salvation Army and local figures. Notes indicate a memorial time at 4 pm and scattered references to individuals and events. readable fragments point to a necrological notice with limited context and dates.
The notice lists congregational events and memorials across regions of New South Wales and Australia. It mentions weddings and family notices, church services, and ongoing community activities at multiple churches including Anglican and others, with dates and attendees referenced within the fragmented report.
The fragment lists hat showings and theater events across days in April. Locations include Tak 1 eta and Arvailia Theat Bietufos with performances and possible TV appearances. The garbled OCR mentions Morning timing and ride plans in Murifor and nearby venues.
A garbled OCR fragment lists market terms and names with scattered items such as dates and vendors. The readable bits mention Sydney markets, 4/11, and various indecipherable terms, offering no clear event or outcome.
Buyers flock to a Redan dealer as a Chevrolet Tourer and Willys models headline a string of bargain autos. The ad highlights low prices, quick takeovers, and special deals on tourers and cords with mentions of local shops and sales events.
Fragmentary weather notice lists strange abbreviations and names, including a Wednesday reference and a date 1448. It reads like garbled bostext from a column or form, with unclear locations and times.
A fragmented OCR read mentions various names and places in a garbled sequence. It references William Marshall Tomturden and scattered phrases about meetings, dates, and events, with no coherent narrative or clear outcome to summarize.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Anne Englebroeht at age 70 and lists surviving relatives including her husband and seven daughters. The funeral was at Cy tay and drew a large crowd with many mourners in attendance.
A sports club bids farewell to Mrs Capon after a golf event. Notables including Mrs Mitchell and Mrs McLean are listed among players and committee members. A club celebration follows the prizegiving and includes best wishes for happiness and future endeavors.
The Mate Meteorologist Mir Murua forecasts a harsh winter with heavy rain and cold snaps. Regions including South Australia face potential storms, while Western areas may see shifting patterns and possible northward shifts in frontal activity.
A garbled local note from Armidale mentions winter concerns and community unrest. It references individuals and places in a confused sequence, noting cold conditions, townwide events, and a sense of ongoing struggle.
Fragmented auction notice lists farm in rural area for tender. Mentions barangay level divisions, district authority, and urban council terms. Details are garbled but indicate government land offering with bidding process and regional offices involved.
An irregular sale notice fragment lists scattered words and phrases including for sale and various unrelated terms. The readable parts suggest listing a public sale item but lack concrete details such as date location or price.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Will Mestrry and Ana amid unclear text. Readable portions reference a unit or location and possible gun or injury context. Further readable facts are not present to form a coherent summary.
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