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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
2
A December tribute recalls the late Doctor Bry, praised for kindness and guidance in Wingham. Citizens remember his charitable work, medical care, and steadfast service shaping the district over decades, expressing gratitude to his family and hoping for his lasting positive impact.
Weather bulletin predicts heavy winter rains across the region, raising flood concerns along the coast and rivers. Forecasters warn of rafting soils and potential agricultural impact, with river levels monitored for spring thaw and related runoffs.
A fragmented note describes a gathering at Black Head Surf Club Ball. It mentions attendees from Wingham and St. Agnes and references injuries during the event. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates, limiting specifics.
A long, transcription heavy notice from Taree references Personal Kennedy of Por Macquarie and several local figures. It mentions deaths, retirements, church associations, and community events tied to Wingham and Manning towns, with mentions of servicemen and early settler links in Australia. The piece mixes obituaries, retirements, and local notices in a dense, era voice.
A fragmentary notice advertises an entertainment night at a local venue with hints of performers Madam Nehuren and Sw 3alend Di, inviting patrons to attend and promising grand events. Nearby references mention seating, timing, and potential featured acts, though details are sparse.
Fragmentary OCR style passage discusses a fleet of buses and a creative project. Mentions patrons, novel form, and artistic aims. Names and clear events are unclear. content reads as experimental note or draft with many garbled words and torn phrases.
Fragmentary report from Wingham describes Pastor Martin and Mer Martin amid a contested event tied to Seventh Day Adventist observance. Names such as Perrin and Lewis appear with unclear roles, and dates and places are partially garbled. The piece hints at legal or civil scrutiny and community disputes in Newcaslte area.
incoherent notes describe Kempsey ambulance banquet linked to North Coast Division Cowbry Rugby League. mentions attendance expected, possible speakers, and related travel or timing details. unclear names and dates due to OCR issues.
Incomplete obituary fragment notes the death of Tom Hicks from a local area. The text mentions a rival auctioneer and retirement with reference to Thallove and milks but is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or place details to establish a full memorial summary.
The article records funeral arrangements and tributes for local figures including Mr. George Jones and William His Lane, with mentions of workers from the PAI Department, Milden and Cochrane, and other community members. It notes attendees, graveside rites, and the involvement of guardians, pallbearers, and family.
Mrs Elizabeth Drain of Coe County died Sunday May 3 1890 at her Moore home after long illness. She was wife of Jor Kanwla Drain and mother of several children. Funeral services were held at Saint Patrick Church and Mary Church with many relatives and friends in attendance. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
A transit box portal labeled Traveling Post Box is placed at Whigham Maltway Station to handle mail between travelers and post offices. The setup aims to speed letter exchanges and improve station services amid ongoing rail operations.
A fragmented report outlines erosion threats in the North Western wetland area near Belksam and Tamworth. It highlights overgrazing, habitat loss, and water degradation, and describes conservation methods and the role of the Conservation Service in rebuilding vegetation cover. The piece credits Stan Cooley, Rob Potlard, and others, noting support from the Rural Bank and local officials.
A Wingham Bowling Club report describes a recent competition at War parish rink where mixed teams from Wingham and Teae faced off. Four teams of players vied in two games of 14 and 10 ends, with the combined score led by the Pewl and Tatie squads and list of named players. Next Monday an all-day event is planned with entries and fees announced.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a memoriam notice with scattered names and phrases. The legible bits mention memorial related terms, a possible date near Tue day, and references to plans, vegetables, and business sale. Overall content is highly muddled and lacks a clear, coherent event or individual.
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