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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
2
A fragmented radio appeal listing several individuals by name appears unclear. The readable part mentions SullowiL sansloyse 19 and names such as Coombes Yaruld Yarnud Lambe and Glen, with dates and roles not fully legible.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated coupon and price references with numerous typos. It mentions coupons, values, and potential discounts but lacks coherent details, names, or precise dates to identify a clear event or firm entities.
An obituary style notice details the death of Mildred Devereune and the impact on her family. It notes her birth in Wallenrope two years ago, WW II era roots, and memories shared by relatives. Funeral arrangements and service details are described, alongside acknowledgments of devotion to parents and community.
An OCR distorted account records a social event at a hall featuring debutantes led by Miss H H Baynes and others including Bernice Siyangwidee and Fay Norn. The piece names attendees, gowns, and plans for a social season, mentioning music, decorations, and preparations while noting the hall as the venue and social ward involvement.
The obituary reports the death of Mrs Nancy in a fragmented Alabama area text. It mentions family ties, a long life, and references to a home, property, and memorial arrangements. The garbled OCR mix includes names like Mr and Mrs, various places, and a Presbyterian context with a tone of final rites and bereavement.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and dated terms across scattered fragments. It reads like a collage of names such as Florence Garratt Peiday and Parvin Chay Baw with varied geographic terms and dates like May 20, hinting at a local archival ledger or obituary index rather than a coherent article.
The fragmentary text presents a muddled account centered on Elijah Miles Frost and related figures, with references to a hospital, voting, and genealogical details. Names such as Mr Samui Dane Fr, Ellenbevn Cras fquatie, and AE 1 Mug Gixw appear in a tangle of garbled phrases, suggesting a historical obituary or biographical sketch lost to OCR errors.
The late Mrs. Mary Ann Amelia Edwi of Bowraville is remembered for years of public service and family ties. Survived by relatives in Bowraville and nearby towns, she lived a long life with strong community involvement and was laid to rest after a period of illness. Her funeral reflected local ties and respect from neighbors and friends.
Lawmen pursued a wide alleged cattle theft ring across multiple towns near Nant Shah and Newdale. The search involved a mountaineer unit and numerous patrols, resulting in several arrests and ongoing investigations into stolen livestock and related charges.
The document outlines tenancy concerns and governance related to housing in New South Wales with references to Channon, Chowan, and Wing in the Wing region. It mentions committees, ministers, and officials including Mr Clive Bath MLN and the Wingham Military Committee, plus lists of street names and property sites under consideration for housing and service provision.
A garbled report from NEWS IN BRIER notes a late hour ceremony awarding a fictional Autocratic prize. The text mentions Melton presenting a plated item, teachers, and a questionable “Muth OneFachoo” award context. It lists names like JM Calis and Drouren under weakly connected phrases.
Disjointed report covers golf events at Manarg Tur with mentions of a 24 point heap at Gatun May and a prelim run to a final. It lists competitors, venues, and forthcoming matches, noting leaders and absences, including Kota Tobit Machi and Waurhnge Tenude Luton, with scattered scores and schedules for Saturday and Monday events.
In a Sunday Roa Cup match Wingham pressed Gloucester throughout the game. Gloucester led 1 0 at half time and again at full time but a late Wingham push saw chances created with Love and McDowell among the scorers. The final score remained tied at 1 1 as the whistle ended.
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