Cripin Couple Farewell at Peelwood Community Event
Neighbors gathered to farewell Mr and Mrs Cripin as they move to Peelwood. The evening featured Mr W J Cripin’s tribute and remarks by local figures, with music by AC Stidwill and Je Bosgreaves.
18 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
1
Neighbors gathered to farewell Mr and Mrs Cripin as they move to Peelwood. The evening featured Mr W J Cripin’s tribute and remarks by local figures, with music by AC Stidwill and Je Bosgreaves.
A fragment describes valuable books for club rooms, listing wide-ranging volumes and authors. It mentions survey of art, titles, and a general statement about members and a president, with garbled names such as Brown and Browne. The readable portion emphasizes comprehensive volumes and social club use.
Bulaluyang children raise £6 at a Red Cross dress drive organized by the Durstyeng School. A Danny dress event featured a dress parade and a collection for the Red Cross. Mrs Piliisiy-C Veces Freisla presided. attendees included Misters Mil ter J Gepow and H W McChintank among others.
A local horse was disqualified at a Wednesday Young Show event amid confusion. Spectators noted the judge disqualified the horse repeatedly, with controversy surrounding the ruling and the names of involved riders.
Fragmented OCR text describes a meeting chaired by State Secretary Lewin and several appointments or recommendations. It references Maumee and a gubernatorial or administrative context with names like Lewin, Lamiy, and Niro, but details and syntax are garbled.
An obituary notes the death of Pallima resident aged about 21 years. Survived by a widow and several children, with funeral and service details in St Havins and local churches. The deceased had lived in West Wyeton district and was well known in the area. service arrangements and other memorial details follow.
An OCR damaged report describes a surprise operation near Sulveiiin Royandae causing extensive Japanese losses. It mentions ships sunk and air or naval actions with referenced locations and individuals, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Warsaw and surrounding regions in heavy fighting as forces clash near key lines. Reports mention shifting fronts, casualties, and movement around rail hubs with limited verifiable details from the field.
Messrs J. W. J. Anlawia and Co. of Teianin reported to the taal aout Hes OF Council Mint they fueled concerns over Bowen Folie ae Ballon ending December 45, 960 and Joe 1964. Questions on rates rise were discussed, with consideration of auditors and potential follow up for their awettanse.
Milk strike concludes as deliveries arrive to stores and households. Officials report restored essential supplies and resumed normal service after disruptions across the region. Local vendors thank workers for timely replenishment and customers express relief.
Sensational charges filed in Orange against Roman Way for the murder of Covétable Bailey of Bay Nis. The case also names Jas and Aséepit Mansigan from aig Brees in connection with the same week incident. Police and prosecutors outlined a rapid sequence of events unfolding Friday afternoon.
Disjointed OCR fragment references eggs supplies and a presidential or political discussion. Mentions associations and disguised proposals. Lacks clear people, places, or events to establish a concrete summary.
A fragmented report describes a county party planning session with mentions of election jitings and a live teaser from a party. references include parliament and Victorian premier figures, with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors. The brief notes discuss expected election actions and party framing strategies amid a regional political setting.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tom Young and Que Fgreig with unclear scoring notes and disjointed phrases. It references West Wealane Aamir, WHHL, and other tangled terms, yielding no coherent event or outcome. The readable fragments suggest a sports item but lack verifiable details.
Fragmented OCR text references a war event with vague locations and entities. It mentions wireless messages, battles, and opposing forces, but readability is poor and key facts are unclear.
Wallace dominates as teams vie in a local school sports meet. Notable performances and close bouts mark the event with Wallace securing a decisive win over CTOs.
Eleven players are named to represent Sutay tue in the Sedented Sram Te team. The selection includes Ay Meagher Sv Wolte and Meagher, with others like J Muay 1 Heeninnuy A Lamune Bedeviard Xe Blounet and Crambnond. McDonald as president of fev ana Mex JM, with Surprenatl WItH the ttt tHe thn Acsstata Club guiding selections.
A murky report from Améneine Caiberra notes Acting trina Anise (MH Forde) speculating on ministerial duties and the Army's role. The discussion touched on Taform- Hin and the Adsvajlan Browcesting Canyrmuszlon, with unclear details and names.
A West Wyalong Show Committee meeting is scheduled with Weldon Ruhueday on Tuesday January 27 at a local venue. Members and attendees are urged to confirm attendance and bring relevant notes for the planning of the community event.
Fragmented OCR shows a local health centre notice with garbled names and street references. It mentions work at Canine Set Gans and a venue at Michos, with unclear dates and an emphasis on readers noting the item.
In Champlin, Rowert Robertson wins a notable event as part of a local school program. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but name and setting are identifiable.
Mystery kan reads unclear text but mentions boxing at Wyalong and proceeds from baking to benefit Wyalong Hall and Souls fund. Local event likely fundraiser with a series of bouts and community support.
The article notes L. S. President Brown and Brenkdent Waut Wya laoy lead a push for progress within the league. It highlights Brown’s long service, involvement in worker advocacy, and a push to revive league and club activities. It references a competition yielding 51000 and a recent Patricide at Magpital Carnival with 1400 pounds raised. It discusses policy aims and upcoming committee dates.
Four Pass Test Misses Moyn Euplort Ravemary Covel away Bu and Me Bie Wher of Weal Wyaleng backed minstractor’s feat at Hiadge. NSW camp leaders pressed for recommendations before the board. Secretary Mark plans to present them, with discussion touching property, closures, and local figures including Mr Nanthine and 48 attendees. The President of Bimud Shire noted children present and outlined actions for the upcoming waste and public works votes.
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