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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
4
The readable text hints at a message about attendance at an event. It references not appearing to be any pews year and a person’s regard at the pew. The legible portions are unclear and do not form a coherent report.
The CMA and CWA group discuss upcoming community efforts as the Women’s Card canvasses new projects. They plan activities to support mothers, highlighting outreach and local collaboration with music donations by community members. Local committee members urge unity and practical help.
Reports from Maitland district recount Father Coady’s jubilee amid local events. The celebration touched multiple parishioners, with remarks on past foundations, a whist gathering at the town hall, and a sense of communal achievement in the region.
Local notices report a funeral at Mailing for Jona Minchoey aged Gi, with tributes to late Mr and Mrs Michael Winchay. In Wingham and district, services and church events are outlined including Presby terian plans, ministerial moves, and the coming appearance of Rev Mell kls Leod. The page notes community preparations for religious services, land concerns, and a Mayfield by Weir parish.
The readable fragments attack various groups and systems with hostility toward laborers and elites. It references imperial control, caste harms, and social manipulation, alongside disjointed phrases about workers and economic systems, in a cryptic historical-voice style.
Fragmentary OCR from a London desk column discussing travel and railway carriage experiences. Mentions a trettlemman and references to taxation, departments, and lipoolmahire, with garbled names and partial phrases repeating amid urban anecdotes.
A garbled report notes one of ten richer specimens entering a quarter and weighing about a quarter of a pound. Makers claim the piece gleams with a gentle luster, yet the description is unclear and partly unreadable.
Fragmentary report shows a grade draw with Wingham and related players listed. Names appear garbled but indicate a match result and team involvement without clear scores or full details.
An unclear OCR fragment references a Wednesday competition tor Mw Deoxys eons with Saoma, Marita, and P. Dillil among the names, including a string 127-34, 01. The readable portion hints at a public or sports gathering but lacks concrete details or dates.
Thursday June 2 civic notice in Wingham invites bids for delivery of goods. Mentions Bain’s tale, local officials include V.J. Allan and O. Andrews. References include Mr. Fearon and A Matte of Winghan, with notices about property, services, and local payrolls.
A fragmented colonial-era column relays scattered notes on public figures, prospective bans on publications, a court ruling on an illicit printer, and travel anecdotes. It mentions Governor, Lady Game, kangaroos, a book ban, and a long odd list of miscellaneous items from a distant era.
A lengthy council meeting in Wingham discussed appointing a council clerk with salary not to exceed ten pounds. Alderman Hawke proposed the position, with other members debating amendments before the vote. The notice highlights local officials, past teachers, and longtime residents connected to Wingham and the Manning River area.
The funeral at Wingham General Cemetery followed the church service for the deceased long associated with the town. Deputy Mayor Alderman Crom attended as pallbearer along with H. G. Crows, D. McEowall Jr, J. W. Merrie, and others. Clergy and relatives observed the rite, while Musgrove and Mr Brwwpy assisted with arrangements and the pallbearers carried the casket.
A 1m connection notes the absorption of 48W Government Saving Bank by the Commonwealth. An immediate special Act of Parliament is anticipated to formalize the agreement. Upon passage, operations will resume on deposits as before. The Commonwealth is unlikely to take over Rural Back and Home Advances.
The Wome's Ausiay Womyn's group met in the C W A Room on Monday June 8 1931. Miss Bell Atlan presided with Mrs W J Mailand Mrs PAU Aden A te Butterworth Mire Cann and Mrs G J Deakin present. Absentees included Mrs Bussarott and Miss Summervills. An Old Time Dance was planned for Memorial Town Hall Wingham on Thursday June 26 1931 with a sandwich supper anticipated.
A sunny June afternoon in Gloucester featured the Wingham Bowling Club welcoming members from the Gloucester Bowling Club. Local officials praised Wingham’s hospitality as players participated in a social event with bands, speeches, and afternoon refreshments.
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