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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text discusses rationing and government actions affecting the public. It mentions premiers, price controls, and a veteran Dremer’s statements. The readable portions reference coast towns, shopping, and administrative measures.
A certificate of merit is noted for batter manufacture. The readable text mentions patent matters and commerce terms and lists several company names in garbled form, including references to firms and individuals linked to the batter industry.
A fragmented report highlights Wingham figures linked to boxing and public life, mentioning Mr das ultivan of WWE, Mer Grote Welly of Brumiuar AL Wigada, and local residents like Wingnamn Cyr Colla of Winghans. It covers apparent events at LeUd Ahe Melbourne and references Woolworth's staff and community figures tied to June observances, with memories of Paster Tall Friday and a longstanding family network in the area. The piece hints at local celebrations, tributes, and brief notes on community figures connected to Wingham and nearby towns.
Fragmentary report notes fears over butter rationing and public education by authorities. Mention appears of Petar and Newan linked to rationing controversy, with references to government alerts and potential consequences for consumers.
Court record notes a petty sessions hearing unclear on names and charges with terms drunkenneds. No clear outcome or dates provided.
Industrial court actions tied to a June session include statements by WEGMAN and TUERDOR jun with references to Pecock Ba and Trefowva. The record mentions community work, payroll matters, and proceedings before the Department, detailing evaluations, timelines, and attendees.
An elderly Wingate resident, Mr Tamer Amaikler, passed away at a home on Cota Paras Road. The report notes a funeral service planned for Wednesday, with orders to observe burial rites and a late arrival for Juniper, and mentions the time and location details as read in the notice.
A funeral notice from June 1840 reports the death of Andrew G MacKen of Wingnam Scotland in Caritie Frivule. The text notes his age about seventy years, his widow Mrs Audrey Gyanwe Adschienge, and lists surviving relatives and burial at St Presbyterian Church in Wingham. Ambulance transfer and funeral arrangements mention a service at St Pauls and a burial with limited attendees.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Monday meeting involving Mr Charles Fogar Sauteh and Mr Charlee Sime. Details about time place or topic are unclear due to garbled text.
Obituary for Tim Mallyon of Wingham, a longtime baker and council member, notes his leadership in the community and church. Family details include wife and daughter, with tributes from friends and local figures praising his honesty, humility, and civic service. Funeral plans referenced with prayers and a diocesan tone.
In a partial reconstruction of the event, Wingham Rifle results include Lambert leading with a 66 score, Shawton 48, Baraola 30, and Waters 3. The fragmentary report hints at additional shooters and placements but is unclear on full results or event details.
The Bay Gees prepare for a Scout Camp at Wingham on Sunday and Monday. Boys will travel by round trip, with activities including raft making, games, flag ceremony, camp fires, and a wood-seeking trek. Troop leaders include Jim Mevitt, Hawes, Old Bar, and Bulney Troop under Jim Mevitt’s supervision. Camp opens Sunday afternoon from 3 pm to 5 pm with a schedule compiled and ready.
Wingham boxing supporters will host a program at the Wingham Town Hall Monday night June 13. Maitland’s Pop Lovett brings a team including Ruy Clifford Bimbo Collins Cuny Brown Dee Ove and Barry Denton. Gloucester entries and local Wingham boxers are listed with several bouts and a main event. Sealed seats may be reserved at the local store. tickets available from sources in Wingham and surrounding centers.
Local football match report notes Upper Hastings under 19s dominant early and throughout, with Stennint S71 upsetting the balance in the cup. Players, timing, and venue details reflect a long trip for the visiting side and a planned return after the game.
Rodney Hood of Wingham found a haul of farm and building gear at Tarve Park. Items include awnings, ladders, oxy paving plants and other tools, with part funded by a Government grant. Debriseny Park hosts the event with emphasis on community aid and local employment impacts.
The Legion Ball held at the Town Hall in Wingham proved a great success with the Legion of Er-Bervicemen and Wonses. Masters of Ceremonies Messrs Posies and A.V. Dep presented a lively program, dancers impressed the crowd, and Mrs O.E. Blenkin led the decoration as guests enjoyed a refined evening.
Fragmentary notice reports a death involving a curate and a mate at Banton Beovand. Names such as June Macitenei appear in unclear relation, with references to wine and jam motifs as part of sparse OCR text. Further readable context is needed to clarify roles and dates.
Mr Wad Mty Wy MacKennll and Sister Abbott thank Ashley for support at the hospital. They express gratitude to Nuress yle Priyata Moa pital staff for attention to their father, A.C. MacKanssie, during his illness and care.
An obit fragment recalls several individuals including Josie memory Sarah Whils and Dorrie with scattered notes on June dates and personal ties. The text reads like a damaged memorial section with names, memories, and family references, offering a glimpse of a local remembrance page.
A fragmented wartime style notice from PORTER mentions bus departures with two times 11 am and 190 pa, and another line with A pm for FoRuTs, indicating a schedule or timetable anomaly or travel instruction with unclear entities. The readable parts point to a transportation notice involving PORTER and FoRuTs with restricted timing cues.
An eye catching notice describes a social event titled an important dance at the residence of Mr and Mrs Burke at Candie Flat on the evening of 2h 1908. Details are sparse but the function appears organized with potential attendance by local residents.
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