06 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
1
Local notice claims a weekly release named Guyra AI published every Thursday afternoon with printing details. The fragment references THORADAY OCTONL 1 and presents unclear date formatting for an archival issue.
The Arcadia Theatre presents a lively Christmas period comedy led by Ty Tewaou and Zim Carroll with a robust supporting cast. The production blends witty dialogue and strong stagecraft, delivering a warm, entertaining show amid atmospheric lighting and musical flourishes.
An afternoon recital at the Mytinrbut Institute featured pupils from the Convent and local performers. Masters C. MaGove on violin and other soloists contributed, with the Memorial Tatitye and hospital praise noted for support and the Band Master Doug Culmors conducting a well received program.
A chaotic scene unfolded on the Unpra road as a motor vehicle collision involved Mr Donald Uawatt of Kolo and Mrs Murayy. Injuries were reported including head and ankle damage with witnesses describing a frantic, crowded aftermath and police presence.
Fragmented OCR text from a Randwick race page lists numerous horses and people with unclear spellings. Mentions likely race results, participants, and event notes across multiple events on a racing day. Names such as Byron Manor, Fong Fh, and The Mynattary appear, but many items are garbled.
An unclear transcription references J Herb Burgess and Aneriung Apeulalists in a historical context. The fragment mentions CAHN HONE RES I ewe ow sete and Powering Wo AT guia 1815 CHV HOLET, with garbled terms and dates. Further readable bits imply a local figure or group discussion from a newspaper page segment.
Fragmented OCR passage reports a community gathering tied to local elections, with mentions of candidates and town events. The content is garbled but centers on a brass band fundraiser or rally and the broader political process in Guyra, including remarks about candidates and the town.
In a local fixtures and results note, Yadrowyil tops Mes Shddulpie for the trophy while other names such as Mr Croker and Mrs Wingae are listed among participants and dawn events. The record shows multiple downs and round counts with dawn sessions noted.
A garbled list of cricket fixtures lists many place names such as Warataba Tenterden Glenore Lisngothi and Baht Blas along with dates like 38 and 90. The text is fragmented and mostly unreadable but suggests a schedule with multiple matchups and venues.
A cricket clash is set for Saturday at 8 pen featuring Tiypers against OMarn. Skipper Pat Feaptainy leads Xo Hl MH unit with Wood and Wondwatl in the lineup while St Mak and Me Wilaw also stand ready.
The obituary notes the death of a well known resident of the district on Friday. It mentions Norma Marshall of Kowriatyin and lists surviving family members. The funeral arrangements were led by local ministers, with services at Clarelen Hospital where she passed after admittance. The text records community expressions of regret and details of mourners.
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