27 May 1937
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary church memoranda from multiple early May services across denominations. Mentions Church of England parishes Guyra Brockley Wongwie and ILC, plus Presbyterian Sunday observances. Lacks clear dates, names, or final arrangements due to damaged text.
Saturday prayer meeting at 8. Sunday services including young people meeting and salvation meeting. Tuesday family class at eight. Leaders Holamon and Lt. Peitity listed amid unclear notes.
A Friday night dance at Tenterden Hall hosted by the Tenterden Hille Club featured pianist A J Parker and musicians Mrs Broil Miss Parken and D Lee. Guests enjoyed refreshments, novelty dances, and a fund drive, with W Cameron and A Vieberg assisting and the Mille Club praised for its efforts.
A wedding plan for the Duke of Wind spottoonan faces a clergy refusal and a groom’s contested match as Arm dale resident Aishoyy Mayon cites inability to officiate. The message notes the groom would wed unmarried, while the bride’s status and the couple’s intentions are intertwined with social expectations and church authority. The account also mentions the death of John Davison Rawkofotlar, noted as one of the world's richest men at age 84, and a family context around the estate.
The Ouyra Argus press notes a Thursday afternoon release with May timing. Readers are invited to follow weekly editions for local notices, brief items, and community updates from the Ouyra region.
The Arcadia Theatre presents a new film program led by Fury with Powell and Marion Davies. The show includes musical numbers, romantic scenes, and colorful extras, plus a carnival cartoon short and a serial feature.
Saturday afternoon play at Guyra Golf Club produced strong rounds with Capen and Dug among top performers. Weather affected scoring with several players breaking into the top brackets as the club planned forthcoming events including Mrs Hiddulphs trophy and the LG round.
In Guyra Police Court a terse session notes a set of proceedings involving several defendants. The report records minor disturbances and routine violations with minimal detail, highlighting the court’s handling of the case flow and judicial responses.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Raoulgh Unger Prmyateyi AN9 Aust Ho Veli and Mirrkonala Alley with references to a raid, a dawn event, and local streets. Names and places are unclear, but the piece conveys a raid context and police activity in a small town.
Classified listing items include a Chevrolet coupe with model details unclear and a Ford V4 coupe. Descriptions mention working electrical and general engineer Guyra and references to water and heating elements. Items appear through a jumbled OCR and may require clarification for sale specifics and pricing.
A fragmented notice describes a Society gathering led by Mrs. Mage at Ruby Health Centre. It invites members to attend a social Fete with a planned accompaniment and a feature presentation. Aimed at a community audience, the event emphasizes enjoyment and participation.
A garbled clipping describes fingers badly lacerated and a man named Walter with possible local injuries. It mentions time, danger and hopes for recovery, but the text is severely distorted and many names and details are unclear.
The funeral of Mey Ruibert Wlasem was held at Tonnd Den Hospital and aridale, with services at the church and a large turnout from across the district. He leaves a wife and three children, and was remembered for his district service and long connection to local life.
Fragmentary account discusses ancient origins of a wheel and glass works, noting Egyptians and Romans contributing ideas. The text blends mythic and factual claims about devices and decorative arts, mentioning unnamed figures and places, with garbled references to cultures and eras.
Honey must be kept in a dry tightly sealed container to prevent moisture. Damp storage causes fermentation and deterioration. expose to air during autumn and winter months accelerates spoilage. Use a clean, personal container and avoid long exposure to heat or moisture.
A garbled remnant describes a civic event with flags, displays, and community groups at multiple local sites. It mentions a nomination for a regional council, plans for a celebration next Friday, and various ceremonial details amid historic structures and public buildings.
Fragmented legal notice from an OCR source lists names, dates, and actions. The garbled text references a court, parties, dates, and locations including Sydney and possibly Viitoria or Viera, with forged or disputed documents implied. No clear hearing or action could be determined from the readable fragments.
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