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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
2
The page is a dense, OCR filled blend of 19th century discourse with political talk about Croatia New Zealand and local councils. It includes references to a match or play, tastes of markets and goods like cherries, a motor truck, and mentions of Wingham Orange trade and the Shire Council. The text weaves in parliamentary hints and mentions of 4 January and past leaders, along with scattered sport and weather notes.
A vivid account celebrates a remarkable woman and her silent bravery during a conflict. It recalls specific names and places, praising her impact on events and the lasting influence of her actions. The piece underscores courage, resilience, and the enduring memory of her deeds.
A long, OCR damaged report discusses Manning River area history and legal notes. It cites Taree, Bungay, Comboyne, Wynter Bay, Port Line areas, and mentions magistrates, land settlement, and early industry with references to individuals such as Mr J McDermid, Mrs Win Murray, and Paymaster Furner. The text notes the term Cradle of the Manning and references archival notices from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The notice from St Matthew’s Church of England at Wingham discusses a petition regarding alterations and a price dispute. It notes strong community heritage and calls for careful consideration of the large-scale impact on the parish.
A juvenile defendant appeared in Murray Massachusetts facing charges after a truancy case at UMP. The court committed the youth for further proceedings as prosecutors pursue formal action and a next hearing date is set.
A damaged OCR segment shows partial text about a journal campaign, local briefs, and a church or school tie to a paper page. The legible portions mention a campaign and briefs but lack coherent details, names, dates, or places to confirm a full story.
Fragmentary speech and garbled phrases reference council actions near Lantana and Matolog Bhidta area. Possible discussion of acts, timelines, and regulatory steps, with unclear connections to local projects and press coverage.
Fragmented text reports on local deaths, land notices, and grants in the Wingham district. Mentions Monty Rowley, William Wynter, and parcels of land including 40 acres. Notes peculiar terms and place names. details are inconsistent due to OCR errors.
Citizens report a planned road project from Candle Plateau to Mount Oorgh. Frederick Al Bert and Paton are cited as organizers with a Saturday meeting to discuss two crossings and a path over the Marble River. Authorities warn of delays and urge driver awareness.
A murky report mentions a twelve month absence and an inquiry at Gladstone. References to a racehorse Hallches and a person named Beesley appear, with unclear timing and venue details.
Fragmented text notes a holiday event at Machin Parade with Mrs Jack's mother and others. It mentions the death of Sergeant Gordon Nelson of Thewire, son of Mr David Wolof of Alt Kempsey, and Port Macquarie assignments. Families and friends in multiple towns received word by telegram.
The undated clipping details a social update from Imbrikl and Wollan districts, noting Mrs. Murray’s weekend at relatives and a return on the Brisbane Express. It mentions hospital visits in Wingham, a Camden-Waven manager securing an entertainer, and community happenings amid a broader roundup of local names and events.
A brief notice highlights urgent housing needs amid limited funds within the Commonwealth. It notes action by the Honorable Beerneary and calls for rapid advancement to meet the high demand for affordable shelter.
Readable text describes a chaotic dinner honoring Sree with mentions of West leaders and missing attendees. The fragmentary lines reference a team, reactions, and a crayon comment, but details are unclear.
The body of Chief Government Architect Id en Rubert Mouttareon, 33, was found hanging in a garage safe last night. His wife reported the discovery after she opened the door to the garage, and investigators proceed with an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding his death in Canberra.
The obituary details Mrs Laura Matilda Ireland of Wer and her family. It notes her age about 36 and lists mourners including Mr and Mrs Mawking and children Mimara Bert Claude and LancWtoghn. It mentions the burial and the ceremony with a representative and acknowledgments to relatives and staff.
Fragmentary note shows a claim action titled Sleeper Pass involving Gay and BiH Jude with codes 1098 and 9h 038 pam. It mentions cutters and cartary and a formal requirement at the commencement of a trapeet2on.
Advertisements announce upcoming dances and social events including a Tuesday gathering, a “igre” Dance, and the Ann Killah Ball on June 36. Ball plans are listed for Melmoce Fall Tuesday June Doth with Wingnan CgweEN and Memoria Town events, plus election notes and local ad notices from Freemich and others.
Fragmentary local note references Mr Molsna and Mr GW with a special wave and a classroom program on page 4. The text mentions Manning Jock, Yer Sa ree, and items listed as neat and drink items on the class programme.
A bride Wellies Lewie-McGilvray married J A McGilray in a church ceremony attended by family including Violet Ruby and Mervyn Alegander. The gown featured a white satin bodice with a pink tulle veil and a pleated train. The reception followed at a local venue with guests in formal dress and toasts from family members.
At Wingham Golf Club a junior competition drew a mix of players with scores noted for several participants. The field featured youths like J. O'Brien and others, while upcoming events include an all-member show and elimination rounds leading to standout performances.
The notice lists practice sessions and weekly rework nights with frequent misspellings. It mentions a weekday session on Monday and a recurring Wednesday drill with unclear locations and times. The text references teams or groups Wiesdline and Verwe Lantiee Hockey Tune and mentions a Friday event with Wad and 1 OML, but details are garbled.
In a tight contest at Tarn on Maestay George’s George retated Manin by IK WINGOMAN LNAD teamW on Both. Wingham and Lansdowne battled to a late rally with Wingham scoring late and Lansdowne defending stoutly. injuries influenced key players as fans witnessed a spirited return.
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