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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a chaotic court docket from Taree Police Court. It lists names, places, and actions with many garbled words, offering little readable structure or complete facts. Potential figures and participants include numerous personal names and scattered terms, but no coherent verdict or dates emerge.
A reader letter attacks the government for wartime shortages and drought impact. The author cites rising taxes, food scarcity, and military manpower strain, urging action to avoid further deterioration. Signed by W. F. SUSMERVILLE from Chester Hill, Dime Creek.
Correspanuie notes describe hopeful forecasts for the weather and farming plans. Jagged OCR mentions farmers preparing for Christmas weather, limited rain, and expectations of better days. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors, but intent centers on farming activities and seasonal weather outlook.
The Taree convent dance at Belmore Hall on 4 November drew over 300 attendees. Notable performers included Gloria Gincomb and Mr N Mexeauet with Jenene and host Mr N. Payne aiding the event. The evening featured bright vocal numbers and a large visual display, with Dance Committee members presenting prizes and recognizing participants.
The notice lists Church of England services for Wingham with Holy Communion and Baptism at 10:00 a.m., Evening Prayer, and prayers led by Officiant Willie Restor. It mentions Christmas program events including Sunday School Christmas party and Christies Party, with schedules for December 17 and related Sundays. Additional listings show services in surrounding areas with dates in December 1944 and references to Rev G and Sabbaths before mid month.
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