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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
2
In a June 19 1845 Wingham Chronicle page a dense column of Topics of the Time presents scattered notes on people places and events. It references Betel thee Poeure Praipy and Bennett Maio among others with stray mentions of Foster Braker and a council. The fragmentary text hints at local concerns politics commerce and social life in a bustling era.
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses an event with names and activities. It mentions cheating and a speaker or attendee list, but most details are unreadable. The fragment references Sunday events, a teacher or class, and a possible misprint affecting names.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls early political days in Australia. It mentions figures like Parkes and Amery, noting debates, speeches, and the public mood on Macquarie Street. The piece reflects on governance and the changing tone of politics through memory.
A garbled archival piece describes a platypus event with references to Munford, Mtorkton, and government figures. It mentions a platypus with male and female traits, talks of its size and fur, and notes a shooting game and a parade of names, though the text is fragmented and hard to follow.
An item blends local Gloucester notices with references to New Zealand and Australia. It mentions Mrs Gunning of Rider 4 Gunite and a hospital stay for a patient, plus names like Patuhy of Winahai and Mary Botre, weaving family ties with shipping, university ties, and public notices about workers and events across places including New Zealand and Ponty. It reads like a fragmented memorial column with scattered biographical notes and local connections.
A 17 June 1948 birthday celebration at Canneteat marked Mrs Mary Ann Grom Crone’s anniversary. Relatives praised her kindness. many guests traveled from Melbourne and nearby districts for a long dinner. Messages from family and friends wished her many happy years ahead and lauded her motherly care.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local event or product display titled Tan Sieteday Lake and The Mirty Cake with descriptions unclear. It mentions Candion and Dhow guts tr Gree, suggesting a regional exhibit or fair item with possible misread names and items, but specifics are not recoverable from the garbled content.
An unclear transcription recalls a grand gathering with many presents and approvals. Names such as Cron, John Orcas, and Cross appear, mentioning celebratory rites and regional arrangements, but the text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
Amended schedules show worship at Wingham 31 am and Woodside pan with Taree 7 pa. Rev. Mt. and mamas listed for upcoming services.
An auction advertisement by Fergon Gaston and Co announces sales led by auctioneer Sir G Hill. The notice covers surrounding goods and mentions conduct on behalf of a party with items including a quoted Chewal Flat area and related rout action.
Notice lists upcoming stock sale at Bodiam and nearby locations with buyers J Allan Gorell and B-Mre Gorell among the attendees. Details indicate the event begins at 1D and involves multiple consignors and items.
Australian forces push from Brunei City toward the canal at Tuttome as operations expand south west in Borneo. Units report progress amid ongoing fighting with opposing forces in the region.
The Rector of Whitham invites the public to a sequence of missionary broadcasts starting Monday at 1 30 pm. He notes community interest in AME Missionary Definition and plans to share further details, urging attendance for a Monday briefing and a follow up at 30 pm.
In a church ceremony at Andrew's Church of Maiané the bride entered on the arm of Mr. Cloi Behade and wed Mer at ATW Meret 194 vom Byma. The event featured pink bouquets, a frock of Iaen, and a reception at the reader of the Weide erotoweiner. Guests included Mr. Ran 'Cusnieiain ur, Price weld tine rea, and others as the couple began married life.
A damaged 20th century clipping reports a community event with a Popular Mother Competition and a successful 500 tournament. It notes attendees including Mrs Cleoree Cte Wineham and Mr. Pyealdent of the Wingham Braet, along with supper items like sandwiches and cakes. The piece mentions a secretary Reed and Go Make She Patty among participants, with reference to a local pageant tune and social gathering.
A fragmented report lists soldiers including Joe Wrichi Grell Bell Mery Cheo Wal Jena and others as prisoners of war in Germany. Mentions Winghad and Was taken to a camp with unclear details and references to Mary and Antanas lonée. The text also notes families awaiting word and possible transfers or reunions.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Catholic ball at Wherrol Flat with scattered names and events. It mentions Malton and Gray in relation to the ball and future plans. Details are unclear due to legibility, but the item centers on a local social event and responsibilities for attendance or hosting.
The annual Church of England ball, titled The Ball of the Season, will be held at Wingfares Hall on June 3. The program includes a debutante presentation, a debate, and musical performances led by Mr Ally. Proceeds support church funds and community programs.
In a condensed news brief, references touch on W. Lambert et al on Cedar Parts property and a missing bus fare note. Mentions of Mr Taylor and Bacon MPquet suggest local political activity. The fragment mentions the Christmas Padtesvor and a 72 day step count in an unclear context.
Fragmentary obituary notes from a historical page list multiple surnames and towns with scattered personal details. The legible portions mention a family moving residence, interment, and references to local figures and occupations, but many names and places are garbled beyond recognition.
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