14 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
1
The Guyra Argus brief header appears with unclear text about a Thursday livery notice. Readable fragments show a local newspaper item and incomplete place context. A single item notes a weekly schedule or notice, but specifics are not fully legible.
A fragmented OCR passage mixes names and phrases across multiple ideas and places with no clear narrative. It mentions Mayny, Tony, Kangana, and various odd terms, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A fragmented OCR item lists names, places, and notes about golf and retail matters. It mentions Evan, Tyne, Miss, Mrs, and several locations and organizations across a broad regional context, with references to Mand, Wisconsin, Bay, and others. The readable text hints at community notices, events, and advertisements surrounding golf and retail in multiple locales.
The fragment lists players and club activities from GuyRag Golf Club with dates and scores. It mentions specific players such as Miss Sivonen and Mrs. Cre, plus references to weather readings and temperatures around 72 to 74 degrees. The text blends match notes with a garbled weather section.
Ambiguous OCR text from a cricket page fragment lists names, places, and numbers with minimal readable context. It appears to be a chaotic mix of players, venues, and scores, not forming a coherent event summary.
Local notes celebrate many community people and events with a mix of congratulatory greetings and social updates. The item mentions school and church activities, examinations, dances, and theatre performances, highlighting community ties and upcoming events at Armidale and nearby areas.
Fragmentary text notes a funeral or memorial event at Metho lish cemetery in Martarra with names including Mr Gleorwe Smid Ceingraix and Mr Dorrington. It mentions a father and Anne Clarke and refers to a city or parish setting with pruning and a vigil.
Mrs Marjorie Archer a longtime Armidale resident dies aged 70 after a long illness. She arrived in Armidale decades ago and spent many years cheerfully active. Survived by husband, children and several relatives, with funeral plans to be announced locally.
A garbled OCR passage mentions several disrupted terms and names, lacking coherent events or roles. Readable items include scattered references to people, places, and actions, but no distinct incident or outcome can be reliably identified from the fragment.
Fragmented notes show a scoreless draw between Parone Hs As Muinan and Mr. Mateh with 10/18/38 marked. Hired players Adamson and V. Adamson feature, while other entries name Waratah, Rovers, and local clubs like Glenore and Ben Lomond in a rough lineup.
Fragmentary OCR text references a police court matter involving heirs Menars and an Ernest Muniles trainer. It mentions Willal hudecene, Avenue, and various names with unclear roles and a possible sentence or verdict.
The fragment discusses the funeral of Master Calis MeCrahon once known as Vimgha. It notes that many children played at the elder brother’s residence where a tragedy occurred. The service was held at Srvmidale and the Ayhpathy of the Mire is mentioned alongside family grief.
An event titled Junior Farmers Field Day is planned for late November featuring instruction on topics like cultivation and farm equipment. Details indicate organizers Mr Tomes and Mrs Mich secretary, with attendance anticipated from local farm groups and rural exhibitors.
Reported in midweek, a multi-hop air search for Sir Charles Kingeford Benton and crew, including Ms C J Metre, failed to locate the missing aircraft despite heavy storms. Authorities feared possible downed condition near Hurma or Malaya as crews pursued remote area sweeps and salvage plans. The Bishop of Armisdale condemned sensational public speculation as the storm disrupted radio and flight paths across the region.
Soh Ogilvie Walker Mane lyson and Limber merchant were charged with fraud by the Crown. The court found for the Crown, ordering the defendant to pay £402 15s 9d and related tax charge penalties. Additional charges around May and July sales tax versions were noted with fines imposed.
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