24 May 1951
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes recount a requiem service for late Judge Lamaro with family and attendees named across a sprawling, garbled text. The chaotic lines mention names such as Janklow, Burt, and Lang Party, and reference dates and places in a historic context.
A jumbled OCR passage lists scattered words and names such as Westin Chana AGT Whe Vbuieit and Mahia Hl, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities. It resembles a damaged page segment lacking coherent facts or a discernible news item.
An era of local matrimonial and social notices unfolds with scattered names and places. Ardlethan appears alongside Wyalong in a mosaic of personal events, travel hints, and community mentions spanning multiple districts and dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of agents and place names including West Wyalong, Ungarie, Lake Cargelligo, Tumbarumba, and Tallimba with scattered surnames and initials, suggesting a directory or agent roster. Exact spellings are inconsistent due to transcription errors.
OCR text shows scattered proper nouns and partial phrases, no coherent event or report emerges to summarize into a meaningful news item.
A fragmented account notes a lost game but praises strong football play by Pry Int na Hu yongery Cont in a rough, unnamed contest. The text mentions various names and places in a jumbled, OCR like passage with references to teams, individuals, and outcomes without clear context or dates.
Fragmentary text lists names and places including Wyalong and related terms. The readable portion mentions teams, individuals, and locations in a scattered OCR style. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the provided lines.
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Three district hotels have new licensees despite a mixed reception. The names and affiliations of the new operators are listed, with changes affecting service at the venues and potential impacts on local patronage and compliance schedules.
Progress association re-formed at Ardlethan with a view to revitalizing local development and community projects. Members include regional organizers and attendees noted in reports, with plans for meetings and coordinated activities through the coming month.
Valuations set by the Aland Shuey Gower group were confirmed by Mr Finlay. The Wear and Wyalong Valvenion hearings proceeded with noted safeguards and determinations in favor of the original assessments.
A local services club announces a meeting scheduled for Monday at the usual venue. Members are urged to attend for updates on community projects and fundraising initiatives.
A West Wyalong tennis club tournament report notes four officials faced charges for selling alcohol without a license. The group, including Keane and Grelliman, were fined, with a total penalty of £82 10s, for violations during the event.
On Lake Cargelligo's King’s Birthday holiday a Boel samgue contest was held with prize money 160 pounds and £100 to the winning team of the Lawrie Memorial. A teary-eyed competitor will stay part in the event while a female athlete named Eyerey also participates.
The Weat Wyalong branch of the Returned Servicemen league adjourned its monthly meeting to a new date to avoid clashes with the Barmedman Diggers Ball. Local leaders say the event will feature debutantes and a formal program, with Ada repremarriation noted in planning.
Lake Cowal Lambsi 3 and Wisehcombe Cargou Ltd share a notice regarding a condemnation matter. The Houyebusk faction is referenced, with date stated as last Monday and a 87/98 bid. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
A constable recounts a youth’s assertion that he would steal to avoid starvation amid claims of possible coercion or manipulation by adults. The court questions the motive and background as officials name investigators and witnesses from the Meath or Westvale area. The proceedings reference a plea and requests for examination by local authorities.
The report notes the death of Judy Lamnaro after a hunting incident. Tributes come from Wy tutes Wyione Quarter Beunions and Diatrhot Corl. A requiem will be held at St Mary Cathedral with burial at the Tw Hatung Gamaerry. Community officials attend the service as plans unfold.
A Rankins Springs infant, 17 months old, died after drowning while in a cart. The child was playing near water when the accident occurred. the father reported the child did not respond to resuscitation efforts. Local authorities are investigating.
The judges face a lit tle task selecting the Belle of the Ball at the Church at Hux with a dance to follow. Grimth’s Dange Rand From Grimth is engaged and dancing is a feature of the function. Viaicora expected from surrounding area.
Ungarie CWA Vorurle branch announces a jubilee card party and dance to be held at Memoria Hall with Mrs Hawkins expected to host. The event marks a memory celebration and social gathering for members and supporters in the district.
In a local May Club tournament at Ladien No 2 Division players Min Godter and Mive, Malthew Gente and Now faced off with Tod Genta No 2 Division. The Marys Club defeated Kenn Fai he Town Club by two sets to two, setting up a Grade A clash next term with the winner to face Wyalong Tenoy Cid on the Town Court.
West Wyalong appoints a permanent CPS recruiting officer at Wyalong Court House. The ceremony was held today with Mr Le Shape and Mr Rohwon present, as officials confirm duties and expected recruitment scope.
The obituary for the late Mr G R Hoad of West Wyalong recalls him as a pioneer of the inter mond owned bred race horses and a leader in local farming. He lived in New South Wales and South Australia before retiring to his Wael property near West Wyalong. He served as president of the Bete Amateur Water Club and as president of the Farmers and Jelliers Association, leaving two sons Frank and Alfred and a daughter Mrs W Watson. His son Wur ie died as a prisoner of war in World War II, and his funeral was held at the Methodist portion of the Maria Cemetery in Ungarie with Rev. US serene officiating.
A man charged at Wyalong Court with riding an engined motor cycle without license and on public roads. The case, presented by the prosecutor, centers on alleged risk taking by the defendant Peter D Maley of Wyalong. The hearing continues with further evidence and cross examination.
A motor vehicle collision on the West side of Hurmedaman Avenue injured a pillion rider who fell from the back of a motorcycle. The rider sustained leg fractures, lacerations, and shock. the motorcycle was damaged and the pillion rider transported to hospital with injuries to the hands and head. The Temora ambulance attended and the scene was described as chaotic with other injuries reported.
The secretary notes a win for Barellan West Wyalong hockey organizations at Barslan on Sunday. Mine Kay Todd signs to confirm the score and next steps for the team.
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