Guyra Argus Publishes Thursday Afternoons
The Guyra Argus is issued every Thursday afternoon, providing local news and notices for the town and surrounding district.
07 May 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
1
The Guyra Argus is issued every Thursday afternoon, providing local news and notices for the town and surrounding district.
Fragmentary notes recount a court-like session with presiding Go Ne Dugglie and Aneta Stease among attendees. Mentions wards, refreshments, a ball, and a plan to settle permanently with references to Australian residents and a 4471570 docket.
Fragmented OCR preserves scattered phrases about Abyssinian conflict and Ada Ababa. Mentions military action, peace aims, refugees, and wartime rhetoric with many garbled names and locations. Core sense centers on the Abyssinian war impact and public response.
Fragmentary report references railway return to Apel with 13M, mentions Lat year 1h Hager fives and Wein stynaw ty fenem Hsin. Includes cryptic figures 825: 168994, stock C128, and multiple foreign names and codes. Likely damaged OCR with unclear context and entities.
The fragment notes results across dates from November through May with scores like 71 0 3 and 78 8. It mentions Roberts achieving a win and a condition related to ryeideuns, Angelles and Manuel-kanved listed among competitors, and a reference to a forthcoming event at Me WA. Roberts. The text is garbled but indicates a schedule of races or tests and upcoming contests.
Match results show Mrs Mitchell and Miss McLean facing tough play with close scores. Darke and Voormann trail by several strokes as the event progresses. Next Saturday and following rounds are scheduled with more pairings and continuing competition among members.
The Kallik club hosted a Saturday archery competition with participants including Mackoneh, T Jackson, and A Mackenvie. Winners and scores featured Stewart, Cameron, and Denote, while a prior trip caused a noted disruption involving the Australian team.
A fragmented community notice describes a Miggers and Memorial Wall Ball event with plans for Friday activities and catering. It mentions contributions and arrangements, a trench display theme, and a May theater gathering at town room with expected performances and services.
A garbled 1930s era theatre listing praises a feature by Will Bowers with live guitar, romance threads, and a light reel. notes Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor and others in cast. mentions Grand Old Tet, science short, and a vivid shell picture. requests more info on program.
A hotel room intrusion at Avon involved a guest's valuables, rings, and money gone missing after a morning search. Investigators found no trace of the intruder or evidence beyond a disturbed bed and a few scattered items, with local police pursuing several leads as the case unfolds.
Gentle buyer note offers a sale listing with a personal message to a mother about comfort and protection. The fragment mentions a motor garage and a Sunday timing but lacks full details. The tone is intimate, resembling a family notice within a classifieds page.
The lineup includes Harper, halves Oebiers and Wert tetnt, forwards Keh Witvon, Wert tetnt to play Ren Lomondall, backs Meleod and Crossman, with many listed reserves and substitutes. The event marks a Sunday match between East Guyra and The Yoad at Guyra with detailed player roles and substitutes.
A 1940s fashion note describes Loretta Young wearing a white chiffon gown designed by Adi in a modern style. The piece highlights a hand made gown with a pownmand fit and praises its elegance as among the finest seen on screen.
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