17 May 1934
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
1
A fragmented local page blends thanks to community helpers with notices of events and performances. Names like Harel Jones and Mrs Harris appear amid references to a dance in the Fellows Hall and a Star Theatre show, while readers are urged to support local efforts and recall past functions.
The note outlines added reserves and terms for a forthcoming arrangement. It mentions a treaty and possible treasurer involvement, with references to post arenas and caterer steps. The language remains unclear on specific names, dates, or exact actions.
A local incident occurring Friday involves the death of an infant, described in fragmentary terms. Authorities or guardians are not named in the readable text, but the report notes the event related to the infant's sloth and the careful handling by Mrs. Ry Rewldemhe.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs I C Bell and records the funeral at the graveside attended by kin including Sir Charlestone Marky and Min Var nes. It mentions her husband’s illness and a recent operation, with mourners expressing sympathy for the bereaved family.
A long, name heavy item lists Guyra P A and HL Association members including Thos Copeland Jr Jo Stewart Eds, with many others such as J Iregarn J Davidson and Mowe RZ. The note mentions a year event delayed until Saturday in May and references last year’s committee members.
The Arcadia Theatre features a Saturday program with a comedy Maset Thy Ren and a lively fashion show. A model kitchen display and electric appliances headline the stage amid costumes from street wear to bridal fashion. Patrons meet notable stars Ann Harding William Powell Zasu Pitts and Jimmy Courier as the bill pairs light romance with comedy and spectacle. The program promises vivid fashion, song and screen glamour with a mix of stage and screen attractions.
Reports from May contests chronicle a West Arndale showing at the showground with players like Freddie Urisa and Jack Dean contributing, while critics note timing and form variances across forwards and defense. The piece highlights Ray Nivells and Robbie’s on-field chemistry and mentions coach-like commentary on Turner's raking and Cavanagh's steadiness in a tense match.
A report on a recent game where Lxwelleng improved with stronger play and disciplined defense. Key players like J Bean and M Hackey are highlighted along with team prospects. The piece lists possible selections and training plans for upcoming matches and mentions several local club members and officials.
A jagged note fragment details a violent confrontation during a voyage. Witnesses report a head injury and a struggle that ended with a decisive, difficult outcome. The incomplete text hints at a strategic reaction and emphasis on hard work.
A deputation led by Mr Jans Walia and Mr I H Tiwi urged stronger measures against sheep stealing. The minister promised tougher penalties and stricter enforcement, while critics urged accountability for managers aiding thieves and questioned boundary policing across rural areas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions walls, weeds, and apnea with unclear context. No discernible event or names to identify a coherent news item or entities.
Fragmented text presents a list of names and possible roles rather than a cohesive event. Entities include multiple persons such as Miss Taare, Miss Ky Uacalelis, Miss Ky, Miss Ky Uacalelis, and several surnames like Copeland, Merten, Mephaart, and Vipers, with unclear actions or dates.
A rugged old ad promises spare time earnings with racquet stringing services. It lists gear tips and buying essentials and mentions British Australia and Sydney markets, with notes on price lists and samples for potential vendors.
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