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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
2
A garbled OCR tale describes a coastal flood event near the Lowe and Winghasn regions with heavy damage and widespread disruption. It mentions readers, readers warned, and a peak water level around six feet, affecting communities along the river and suburbs.
An expansive page notice details Dr and Mrs Erby and family honored at a community gathering in Bead Mires PEN on a Saturday evening in late 1905. The long program lists attendees, speakers, and tributes, highlighting local officials, business leaders, and residents in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text records a 1918 municipal gathering with mentions of Mayall and Winghans, sub-committee names, and references to local leaders, committees, and refreshments. The passage cites names like Winghans, Mayall, and others, plus notes on attendance, roles, and proceedings, all within a wartime civic context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an Imperial era event with references to war, Valle Frond, and public committees. The readable parts imply a formal gathering with discussions on governance and a decision process, but most specifics are obscured. The document hints at a committee involvement and a program outline.
Appreciation and farewell thanks pour from Wingham residents to Madan frty and others for support at the farewell party. The message praises kindness and memory, referencing longtime ties, a past Asia Teton event, and a hopeful tone for future happiness and success.
Disjointed notes mention a mayor urging volunteers for weekend tasks and rehabilitation plans. References to authorities, public welfare, and unclear timelines suggest a community response addressing health and recovery. Names and places are unreadable due to OCR errors.
An obituary from the Chronicle notes the early Saturday death of Prank Dowglas Wynter of Babin at Diakret Hospital Twice. The 1 year old child was the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wynter. The funeral was held Sunday at St. Matthew's Church of Blynd Wingham with Rev W. Grimt Cochrans officiating and interment at the churchyard. The article also mentions mourning by relatives and other obituaries and weather notes about roads and a separate young man, Gus Carle Nom, aged 29, in nearby Duncow, with a reference to slippery roads and rain.
No clear event or names. readable text fragments mention duties and an Apple woman phrase without a coherent incident or identities.
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