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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
2
A Wide local discussion urged in Wingham on March 8 1937 to support the ambulance movement. Residents pressed for communal effort to fund and maintain ambulance services between Wirg ham and Tiree with emphasis on shared responsibility and public support.
A scrambled OCR style notice cites a prediction about the year and weather events and references December dates and a possible survey or analysis. It mentions Nas Tastement and the line Srougst Wall and Miter years 1066 1097 of 199 and hints at a warning or forecast by a person named Poy hupe sama. The piece reads as a fragmented historical forecast with unclear attribution and context.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page shows stray words and phrases about prices and names but lacks coherent context. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events present to anchor a reliable summary.
A notice reports Mr J T Ness, MP for Dulwich, retires after years of service. The fragment mentions his long career and retirement from public life, with unclear surrounding details and dates due to damaged text.
Opperman sets a cycling record amid a muddled report listing names such as Sydney Tupmay Hunton and Wakely Wea My, with mentions of the Australian and Stewart. The terse note cites a distance covered in eight hours and two seconds.
A garbled text outlines starting price betting with mentions of parliamentary or cabinet actions. It notes no possibility of localisation and references a cabinet sub-committee report on proposed amendments to the Retiring Act, with a note that the report will be considered next week.
A scrambled report notes members of the Labor Party debating a reduction in the number of members. Mr Graves MLC stated the party would not oppose the reduction but warned against granting one faction more power than another, stressing a one member one vote policy within the party.
A fragmented notice records an overdue payment at Wingate Post Office for ral isfal related items. The garbled text mentions a Tuesday deadline and a time around 5 o clock.
A man from Wynter Wilwet near Taree was conveyed to Mayo Private Hospital after a fall on a Sunday morning. He sustained a probable fracture and was treated at the hospital. another individual with neck injury received care and transport to a private facility in Moor City.
A notice lists events at Memorial Town Hall Wingham including weekday meetings and a grand dance. It mentions guests from the Amjua Convent, local officials, and a piety code event on Thursday night. Bus services will run from Wher Flas and Killarath to the Town Hall area. The MIRC Hospital event is noted with address details and a family gathering planned at the hall.
A brief news item notes a memorial service for Mr Caray Moore at The Ratsity Church in Wingasin on Sunday June 7. The report also mentions BRAS Tenglin and Wet Weather Wear, plus a public reward for information leading to the conviction of a suspect in a local case.
Mr Gene Att and Mr Bid Rowell of Chimbiyne were injured when their vehicle veered off near Combeyte or Focurday ward, 1130 am, as fog cloaked the mountains. The driver and passenger sustained facial injuries. ambulance crews and hospital staff attended.
Fragmented OCR reads like a campus or club document listing attendance, meetings, people, and notes on materials. It mentions overheads, a theater or hall setting, a president, committee names, and several individuals with initials, but many words are garbled, making precise facts uncertain.
A fragmented OCR fragment recounts events around the song Tipperary and its composer Jack Judge. It notes Judge at Bralybridge’s Theatre and a challenge to perform the song anew before a large audience. The piece references Oldbury Norcentsite and a controversy over who should sing the tune.
The writer describes daily life in Papua with notes on tools, crops, and weather. They mention grading grain every two months, sweet yellow fruit, and workers cutting lawns. The passage also references a broadcasting outfit and weekly air talks, with observations on water, climate, and local conditions.
A quiet May wedding took place at 8 p.m. with Rev. To Aquoouigh officiating. The bride Miss Patkin Arine Hellaby wore traveling costume and carried a handbag. bridesmaid Bymvin Mellaby wore a pale blue crepe dress and green handbag. The groom Mr. Ray Gorge Bett fleet son of Mr na Mes Tobe MeL of Wingham. After the ceremony guests adjourned to the Grand Hotel for a modest reception hosted by the groom’s family. future home is to be in Dunkel Ket, Wingham.
The 180th anniversary of missionary work is celebrated as Newcastle hosts a regional congress from March 10 to 1848. Delegates from Australia with Chinese, Japanese, Paul avi, and other groups attend civic events featuring exhibitions, parades, and a large public program. Dr Gleason leads organizing efforts with prominent laymen approving a nationwide programme.
The obituary notes the death of George Moore of Paneer Ceve near Wingham after a short illness. It records his role as executive of the Willian Flour and mentions his family connections, including Alexander Moore and Manning relations. The piece outlines funeral arrangements and honors for a respected resident.
Henry Jarvie Foreman a long time resident of Apel ote Me born in Great Whielan and educated in local district passed away after a career spanning decades. Foreman served as ward foreman and was a key figure in community and lodge activities, including roles as Past Master of Thin stock Lodge and secretary at Lodge Woottahra. He was involved in local governance and church-related work, remembered for his public service and family ties in the region.
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