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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
2
Fragmentary 1945 report from Wingham Chresile dated Friday June 15 notes activity around Wingham District Football Club. Contains garbled lines with team names, players, and possible event references lacking clear outcomes or dates. Details are unreadable beyond scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
The Manning Shire Council has postponed its scheduled meeting. Details on the new date and venue were not provided in the available text.
Fragmentary lines depict a distorted report mentioning chaff hay wheat and a discussion of prices or measures. Names, dates, places and clear actions are absent or corrupted, giving an incomplete view of any event or decision.
A long, garbled passage lists numerous individuals connected to a community event or proceedings. Names such as Yates, Jeannie, and Richart appear amid scattered references to dates, places, and roles. The text is largely unreadable, but signals a meeting or notice involving residents, officials, and local organizations with no clear narrative.
Amid dense OCR garble a string of proper nouns and partial events appears, mentioning Comboyne, Camberwell, and various individuals and roles. The text hints at a community gathering, showers, and a parade or meeting with named partners and officials, but most specifics are unreadable.
A fragmentary note mentions Jamin Sar in connection with end notes for the SRE project. The unreadable OCR leaves uncertainty about dates places or organizations involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to events around a Tuesday Moullay and a forthcoming Bat Tuenday. Names and specifics are unclear, but the text implies scheduled activities on a near term date with minor timetable cues. The readable items point to a community notice about activities and timings.
Disjointed OCR style summary references war news with unclear names and places. Mentions Voom At and Tob wiaie hal and Chaea amid a chaotic report tone. Appears to describe a wartime board or event involving Aurela and Une In ousln with vague dates.
A fragmentary wedding notice recounts attire and guests including Mr Bruce Haydon and Srudmainan Taorden amid a rambling sequence of names and actions. The text flips between ceremony details and inconclusive phrases, ending with a mention of Neale Rendall and Gmeiatine Sena in a blurred, partial account.
The readable fragments mention votes, names, and a date but lack coherent facts. It appears as a damaged public notice or election-related item with multiple garbled words and no clear event, location, or outcome to summarize.
A fragment notes church services at AM height Bretina with a 23 year old man noted in attendance. Details are sparse and unclear.
News in Brief reports Will Wiseman notifying water fee concerns and a protest by Mull Ball Fadld Anas crew. It notes Saumeroth Shah and other academics at Western universities planning a seminar at the Hotel Three on Monday, 5th June, with attendees from several cities.
Fragmentary text describes a church event at Avalane Bal with references to people, a wife named Jordasy, and a social gathering. It mentions a celebratory meal, possible stalls, and attendees, but specifics and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment mentions a bar, a sitter, and names like Baines and Pant without clear roles.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wingham and District War Memorial Hospital and references a permit and related finds. The legibility is poor with stray phrases and no clear events or dates. The article appears to discuss a local health facility matter with an unclear outcome and limited verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and phrases about local figures and events, but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable parts mention Nowendoc News, a secretary, and various improper wordings, indicating a damaged passage with no clear incident or outcome to report.
Henry Finney of West Maitland recounts a century of life in a brief reminiscence. He recalls childhood, early work, and lasting friendships formed around Woodberry Park and Inverail, noting changes in the town and community over many decades.
A garbled extract describes a priest and rector involved in a memorial or funeral service, with references to a diocese, a bishop, and parish work. It mentions prayers, a sermon, and the community’s reaction, noting ongoing duties and the support of workers and women.
Record of soldiers news including sergeant pilot teens, new arrivals from England, promises of duties and homefront updates. Mentions families, marital status, and a string of names such as Mrs Tielat, Gundy, Chaney, and Holt, with references to Australian and English postings and a Melbourne-bound note.
The readable lines indicate a post office event in Wingham with planned opening times and nearby locations. The fragment references attendance, dates, and a local AMS site, suggesting a community notice about service hours and access.
Fragmentary report notes a pitcher with 24 ROH and 24 points in a recent win. Mentions names like Tl Juri and Lantois and a list of numbers that probably reflect stats or scores. Readable details are limited. core action centers on a standout pitcher achieving notable scoring in the contest.
Auction sale notices list Medra meatmon Lee Easton and Co advertising wine and beer sales. The advertisement indicates Thursday auctions, with Hill as auctioneer and Beall, likely dealers, involved. The fragmentary text cites dates and names, implying a local sale schedule and multiple consignors in a small town market.
Fragmented notes record a Wingham Parents and Citizens' Association meeting with mentions of sympathy, death, and references to candidates and attendees. The text is largely garbled OCR, but hints at president, minutes, previous race, and Beebs Beame Past items. Overall, a scratched summary of meeting proceedings with limited clear facts.
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