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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented text describes a 1935 event with medals and trophies awarded. Mentions Capel A J Leodon winning a pocket medal, and Richey polite in a Quanierty Maudicap Hoint Geore Trophy. References planning travel by plane for a Saturday near December.
A jumbled list shows numerous players and matchups including Cundle At Westen, Winghams GR, and Wingham cean serve to play Terew United. Several names appear with scores or dates like Bafiay 12 and Wingham 18, indicating a busy round of teen contests and looming games across multiple schools.
A damaged obituary notes the death of Mr. GC V Collins aged in his home parish. It references grief among church members, a large funeral at Saint John’s Church of England, with rector Reverends and local mourners, and mentions his family and long service to the parish community.
A damaged excerpt mentions ARbOM and a wild plan that failed, with a regretful tone. The text is unclear but implies a past action by a group around a river or bay area, possibly referencing 16 and Seine. Details are obscured, leaving only vague associations to a plan and its disappointment.
The Wingham Chronicle announces altered publishing and distribution dates with the year ending schedule, noting that the page will be closed on a specified afternoon in January. Advertisers are asked to adjust contact and delivery plans accordingly.
Fragmentary text describes a rock hazard on the North Coast and mentions water depths near Cot Harbour. The lines reference a covered tok and shoal fathoms, but readable context is limited and no clear incident or dates are provided. The item reads as a brief notice or extract with uncertain details.
Reported results include Atenniverry of Australia losing in a prelim match at Rumouttar's Bay Stadium Sydney after a 12 percent stoppage, with noted scores for Darling, Chipperwell and Pingleton. The piece mentions Langton and Olen Welsmantal from Avalon and Kempetyrt camp, plus references to the Open Championship with a prize of £100.
A teacher led Halliday Point school children on a field trip in December 1935 to Butter and Bacon Factories in Wingham. They met the mayor and town clerk, toured the Memorial Town Mall, and visited William Brock’s yard for demonstrations. The group was praised for orderly conduct and interest in the town’s operations.
Fragmented readable text notes schools breaking for holidays and a meeting around the Christreas period. Mentions Convent action, local gatherings, and discussions of shifts in schedules and staffing amid a general festive tone.
The Wingham District Rural School held a year end ceremony with awards for meritorious reels and certificates. Principal and teachers announced prizes to students including Mindy and others, as pupils performed Christmas songs and shared reflections on the term.
The report covers the Cilleth Cup final results at Central Market Winghars on Monday August 9, 1909, detailing event winners by class and distance. It lists numerous competitors and their marks across sprinting, long jump, pole vault, and relay-style events, with Parkes and Wentworth prominent among finishers and multiple clasps noted for high school events.
In the afternoon, the headmaster Whateon oversees an attentive session where children engage in meaningful activities. The scene highlights disciplined instruction and careful supervision as students progress through structured tasks.
A long fragmentary report from Wingham covers social happenings, engagements, and community notices. It mentions residents such as Alderman H Penton and Mr Dybell, local marriages and engagements, and social gatherings at St Thomas Church and nearby towns. The piece notes tourism progress, medical updates, and a royal visit-related remark, with various names and places in a busy regional context.
The McKeeman family endured injuries after a train collision near Grorent Hisad. Mim Thelma McKeeman, 31, sustained severe wounds and was treated at Maclegy District Hospital by Dr Celhove Mantahe, who reports a strong recovery prognosis. John McKeeman, 3, received minor injuries. Mr C McLetehis has long served Tarer for telegraph training. Community members and local officials acknowledge the lifesaving efforts of the Puree-Cta Bat Bull Life Saving clan and others, with ongoing concern for the family’s welfare as details emerge.
The Wingham Tennis Club names Abrainighs P O Prochblownts and Hee Mat chP Wikion as qualified for the semi finals of the Night Tennis competition. Some teams were not played online. remaining matches may be arranged. Drafts for December dates noted with spelling errors.
A note indicates the Department of Mark Monds has invited landowners for the Bunyan Creek bridge construction. Upper Manning residents are asked to engage in the process as progress continues.
A Logan area event invites teens and families to a 4nd Ud Tournament and related activities led by organizer Meroe and Tia. The aim is to fundraise and celebrate neighborhood youth in a fun, supportive setting.
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