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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
6
Fragments describe church activities and social events at a Taree Church of Christ gathering. Mentions of members, roles, worship, and community support appear in dense, garbled text with many unreadable portions.
The Poriee Shire council discussed a Forster community hotel proposal with plans for water works and road improvements. Attendees heard about funding, required public works, and the aim to raise about £16 900 for a four hotel project while addressing transport and sewerage needs.
The death occurred at Nabiac on Vowreday Mea Angle Matsar in the We Wee of TA years. The deceased was a respected resident of Wal Toulon district and devoted to community work. The junior funeral took place at Nabise on Thursday with several family and local figures in attendance.
The text records the death of Charles Chie at Oxley Island and notes the only surviving member of the family being Mrs Tenia Nomason. The Rov Waller Latham is listed as attending the funeral service on Sunday afternoon at the local graveyard.
The death notice records the passing of Mrs Saville at Upper Lansdowne after a long life with ties to My Levert and the late Me Listett of Zane. She resided in Spates before marrying Mr Saville, had no children, and left several siblings. Interment occurred at Lunedowne cemetery after a church service at Upper Lansdowne.
William Henry On SHG, long associated with the Salvation Army and a noted builder and farmer, died aged 87 at the MH Hospital after a lifetime of Christian work. He lived on Jones Island and left 14 children and 58 grandchildren and great grandchildren. The funeral proceeded from Convoy Lansdown and featured the Salvation Army Band under Major Hailey.
A funeral notice in Haven Medford records the death of a resident on Monday evening at 3 o clock at the local boat Koen area. The deceased, a longtime resident of Tarow estates, was born in Mitetellste and lived on the Lower. The late Mr Mudtovi was survived by his father and the association bond member at Sturdy. An obituary notes February birth and February death details with reference to local streets Vittoria Street Pare.
A jumble of names and events hints at a murder or poisoning case surrounding Murhaviittiog Nines and Caudle Dutt, plus a noted marriage on Mitchell's Boland. The reports mention retirement, legal action, and a funeral with many local figures, including Mr Singer and Mrs Chislen Riggio, amid a chaotic era of events in Sevyleee and neighboring counties.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names such as Mrs Allie and Mr dud, mentions a wedding or social event, and hints at a misunderstanding or prank. The text references attendees, including Thelma Shires and Olea, with unclear roles and a Sunday service context. The fragment lacks coherent details, making precise summary difficult.
A dubious health claim centers on Heenzo cough remedy promising cost savings and ease of use. The text suggests making a batch and hints at a discounted or concentrated form. Details are unclear but imply a home preparation and budgeting angle.
The Premier Mr Mekell announces drought relief funds for cereal growers for 1945-46. A Commonwealth grant and state measures are described to aid farmers facing crop failures, with payments, Rural Bank loans, and further support to needy farmers under relief schemes.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local notice or profile listing headed by Tradace incham and others. Readable items include Ne Bula Walen Proprio and Bator with place names suggesting a regional directory or public notice context.
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