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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
2
A fragmented OCR text from the Wingham Chronicle dated June 18 1946 mentions local names, places, and events including Wind Shunne Theta Pet sine ai as eabe B Paen and references to public figures. The garbled copy lists multiple locales and individuals with scattered notes on military service and community affairs.
Fragmentary OCR piece mentions Hobart Tasmania and a list of names and phrases including Benwol Ehulchi and Radford. The readable content is limited and inconsistent, referencing tasmanian school activities, possibly a festival decal and sporting notes without coherent context or dates.
A garbled sports item describes a football draw and multiple players and teams with many unreadable fragments. Names and places are largely indecipherable, but references to a draw, a coach, and various team actions suggest a tense game with disputed calls and returning figures.
Fragmented obfuscated notes reveal a town hall gathering at Riverside School near Care of Ribeland. The document mentions the Rector's Board and an event at Hall on a Friday in June 1040 with references to speakers and local officials. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Readable fragments describe Australian Cadet Corps activities at a local school and wing, with references to student detachments, refunds, and upcoming events. Mentions names and places such as Wineham, Baha Goa, and Stn. notes on a deadline Monday and possible examinations. The passage combines training notes, assignments, and logistical details from a regional school context.
A long OCR fragment notes a 19th century town addressing infestation and pest management. It mentions a council or group formulating plans, including inspectors and rabbit control, with references to meetings, petitions, and officials. The readable items describe efforts to curb pests and organize inspections, though many phrases are garbled.
A damaged notice recounts the death of Mrs. Mary McCay with fragmentary details of her residence in Harriett area and funeral arrangements. The text references the Forster and Melbourne areas and lists scattered names and locations, underscoring a local obituary item amid unclear OCR.
The service for John Russell Coyle of arokin and Went Kempecy was held at the church near the railway station. Attended by family and friends, the ceremony reflected on his life, origins, and connections to local communities.
Fragmentary obituary item recalling Arthur Byron Ward once at a hospital named Taras Wearmaday ig with vague details about his age and connections to individuals including Hedley Gordoe and Heninals Krnete. The damaged text references family, turf, and local place names and ends mid sentence.
Thomas Henry Lambert, a pioneer resident of Kah Stunning and longtime supporter of local sport, died at an advanced age. He married twice, leaving a large family including Hepburn Youn and Wandates Lambert, with survivors and a wide circle of friends. Lambert contributed to local cricket and school athletics, supporting Koskaburre Association activities and benefitting competition play.
A recent incident left Grovee and Jones assaulted while Whigham and others were involved. Police traced a suspect to Winehame, with a possible escape route by the Hang road. Authorities say one assailant was captured. the investigation continues.
A very pretty wedding took place on April 2 as Miss Shirley Tita and Miss Vivian Hammond, both of nearby communities, united in holy matrimony with Clyde arp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Linas aroy of Winebaw. The ceremony occurred at Crops Molaua Church with a procession, reception, and gifts described in affectionate detail.
A report on plans to form a county council uniting Wingham Municipality and Manning Shire. The proposal seeks joint governance across Manning Waraq and Macleay regions, with approval sought from local officials and government departments.
A fragmented OCR note describes a person who attended a church service and a tuner event regularly over several years, mentioning Booosey and a protest or process scene without clear names or dates. The readable portions point to repeated attendance at a church gathering and a related public event or procession.
An auction sale notice appears for Fotarmn aston and Oo Pauneay na Mare Paterson Baton Om advertine a furmi Wie aale with details listed for auction day in June. The fragmentary text references parties, items, and a sale schedule though specifics are unclear.
Fragmented text outlines a labor caucus debate over pension policy and retirement terms, mentioning potential changes to retiring age and related benefits. The garbled content references financial constraints, national context, and political figures in a period view.
A blurred record describes discharge certificate actions and related proceedings involving Earle Paw Bout and other parties. It notes representations, references, and references to post office matters, with mentions of preliminary steps, hearings, and the need to reach precedence in work orders while addressing multiple claims of discharge and authority.
A garbled note lists names and phrases suggesting wartime era turmoil and local figures. It reads like a fragment from a civic or legal notice with scattered references to individuals, places, and events, but the text is mostly incomprehensible, yielding little clear factual detail beyond its chaotic, period voice.
A Winutum lodge Oddfellows ball ran with limited attendance as icy weather kept patrons away. Music by Mirana Newtoll and Mary Ervine energized the floor while Vera Hille and other organizers managed gate and refreshments. wartime details and names reflect a bustling community event despite a subdued turnout.
A garbled OCR news in brief lists many fragments about notices, meetings, and events. Names, places, dates, and actions are difficult to parse, but reference is made to a service bore, a meeting at Wherrot Mint Wer sud Patriatic AmocieLlont, and various political figures and departments.
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