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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
2
A detailed account recalls a boxing match and the ensuing memorial service at the Church of England cemetery in Winaham. It honors the combatants and attendees, noting decorum, sportsmanship, and communal respect. The piece highlights tributes from family, church figures, and local athletes.
Obituary notices Thomas Benjamin Green and related individuals. The text records interments and family connections including Me Thana Bevan Cred, Mr Aine, and references to Mathew Hae and Mr Saul Grwen. It mentions March/April timing and a funeral conducted by Mr Boy Werwyf Wineham.
The fragmentary notes describe various people traveling through Wingham and nearby towns, including visits to relatives and church connections. Mentions include Mr Eli Keath returning from a trip, Malden wife of Au Mantster of the Taree Church of Christ, and local gatherings at Mannins River eatery and church events.
A scrambled news in brief item notes court proceedings, construction and manufacturing updates. References include Melbourne and Australia chambers of commerce discussions, mill operations, and government inquiries into tobacco and petroleum related production.
Wingham races produced close finishes with notable performances by horses including River Bold Me and Gold Rome in maiden and accessible events. Spectators noted strong field depth, with several horses battling to the wire and officials highlighting a competitive program.
A fragmented obituary describes Mr Exic George Walshe aged about 76, mentioning his ties to Green Storetaety and Wick Sukhi. It notes his status as a founding member of a foundation and his role in Stutvatire, with references to his family and local associations in the valley.
Fragmented notice lists names and phrases likely naming nominees and related groups. It reads as garbled OCR with scattered references to hospitals, meetings, and possible organizations. No clear actions or outcomes are deducible from readable portions.
Avetion sales and return to Los Angeles mentioned with a withdrawal from the gate of furniture. Marcio indicates FI will note he commission to oversee sale at One Newsmarket Yards. Other items refer to minoru inspection and a nearby hospital event with a small schedule.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions individuals such as Mr We Rdarray and Miss Shy Whelan, a cake, and a payment or sum of money, but the legible content is minimal and incoherent.
Fragmentary text covers a football game summary with scattered names and results. It references players such as Wincham and Martin, teams including Nua Muar and Tare, and mentions apse like Hanae or Matte suatty Low. The garbled OCR obscures clear facts or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bulga Wingham Road and a councilor with scattered words and names. It presents as a damaged page snippet lacking coherent facts, with multiple garbled phrases and nonstandard capitalization, lacking a clear event or outcome.
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