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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
1
A highly jumbled OCR shows a long list of many personal names titles and fashion items likely from a large sale or auction notice. The text references coats silks velvets and garments for men women and children with numerous named individuals and multiple brands or suppliers interspersed throughout. The piece reads like a chaotic catalog or probate styled listing rather than a cohesive narrative.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a gathering of United Women’s groups and local figures with references to attendance, a speaker lineup, and venue notes. Names such as Dr Fyfeen and Hox Me Myhie appear, alongside mentions of locations like Cambridge and an autumn meeting.
Fragmentary notes show a local meeting with candidates and attendees. Names include Mr J Sullivans, Joness, Wheatone, Mel Mar J Giligius, and O'Donnel. The text references voting, attendance, and instructions for those present, noting a secretary and various people expected to attend a reporting session.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a 1935 motor show at Guyra with references to a big display and unfamiliar names. The readable content hints at a local event with implied exhibits, attendees, and place names but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
A garbled report mentions a Saturday event at Guyra Golf Club with names like Stewart, Hayne, Melgar, and Mulligan. It references rounds, weather, and a final result but the exact details are unclear due to numerousOCR errors.
Players Ollera Golf Club competed in a stroke play event with Dan Stewart and S. Jackson among the notable competitors. The entry list included Cameron and Jackson with several matches played on Saturday shaping the results as Hawi Jacks and others faced challenging rounds amid the fairway conditions and challengers.
In a narrative fragment the article recalls church services and local figures, mentioning organizing events at Black Mountain and social gatherings. It references individuals such as Mee Gundy Tomes and Alan E Sk Wie, noting attendance and community involvement around a fire incident and public notices.
The wedding of Miss Miller to Joseph Cecily eldest son of Mrs and the late Mr Jea Sitter, of Burrumbeena Atelaurne, was held on Saturday September. The bride wore chiffon and velvet, with silver accessories, and her sister Joyce was a bridesmaid. A reception followed at the house with relatives in attendance.
Fragmented text records multiple deaths and familial relations. Notes Mr Jonathan J. Porritt 56 and Mr Samwel Porritt of Lomond, with references to Mrs Adam and Mrs Cook. Mentions Armidale Hospital and Invered Hospital with dated Tuesday reference, but many names unclear.
The Country Golf Club report notes a windy day with poor course conditions during Sundays mixed fourball event. Cameron and Miss Joan McLean posted the best card with 4 under 76. Other notable pairings included Rose and Melent 98-22 76 and Garraly with Miss Men 92-170.
An obituary notes the death of an 88 year old individualThursday at home. It lists survivors including a widow and three sisters and mentions relatives and a funeral at a local family residence. The deceased had ties to Jaliy Pringle Haj otis and others, with a private interment planned.
Memorial Hall Ball to be held Friday night September 27 at Honm. Tadhey interested in the flora will be welcomed. Proceeds will buy new books for the Library. A good attendance is appreciated. W. Brodie, Convener.
The notice from MU WO Guyra announces a meeting or fundraiser to be held on September 26 in aid of a total two shillings with a ladies' entry priced at 1 shilling 6 pence. Secretary GV Clark presiding.
A brief note promotes using the Guyra above TM for upcoming printing needs. It highlights a preferred branding line and suggests checking available fonts and sizes for efficient job printing.
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