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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local obituary or notice with names and a petition theme. Readable items include a party reference and a pending approval, hinting at a public or legal filing. The fragmentary lines preserve names and dates but lack coherent context or complete actions.
Fragmentary OCR text references a city discovery and a push to take a title query. Limited readable facts mention a person or group, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and terms. It references Dale and Meriin with vague ties to Pacule Adee Lanamines and Ubekrysis. No clear event date or location can be discerned.
A fire at Martin's Big Loos in Florida destroyed buildings and contents. Mr Tom Gorabd and Mr Muside Murray, returning from a manor, raised the alarm. The fire incident disrupted the area but no further details or damages were provided.
A garbled excerpt references James Bramble and Folet, noting changes in allegations and a large public figure. It mentions a woman commanding attention and a search of a large suspect party. The text hints at familial ties including two daughters.
Fragmentary garbled text appears to show a back and forth between Fitz and Duckworth. The lines resemble a chaotic poem or spoken exchange with misread words and scrambled phrases. No clear events or names are coherent.
In the O Neill Cup, the second round draw was announced with teams and matchups. The report notes key participants and venue considerations as teams prepare for the next stage.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice list with names, places, and upcoming events. Mentions include Wingham District Fair, church services at Taree, a theatre engagement, and references to speakers and delegates. The legibility is poor and many proper nouns are garbled.
The Dalld Committee announces a poultry dinner and bake sale during the village fair to raise funds. Notable participants include All qanioarm and Shes GE Mallyon with PerryWDIDE organizing, while local residents express gratitude for community help and attendance.
Police report a tense night in Athol as residents describe a dangerous monster at large and a crowd forming near a ranch. Witnesses mention a haunted setting and rumors of a violent figure roaming the area seeking workers. Authorities urge calm as they investigate alerts and possible sightings.
The text presents a fragmented plea for a permanent solution to land and wealth disparities. It references foresters, territorial rights, and a demand for systemic reform. It hints at a broad, collective call rather than a specific policy plan.
Wr and Mire A B Pittock and others are mentioned as notable supporters and citizens in the Wingham district. The text lists families, churches, and events, noting social ties, upcoming weddings, religious services, and community leaders including Mr Bankes and Mr J B (Pastor) Chrcoedaie, with references to local churches and gatherings.
The text mixes broken phrases about Timé topics and names like Jack Mowe and Rappelli with chaotic local details. It mentions thefts, economic conditions, farm issues, and a Herald note, but the overall sense is a fragmented, unclear record of various items and events from a past era.
An event titled Birthday observed on a Saturday featured a cordial gathering in Port Marquarte and nearby places. Attendees from Comborne and Monyland enjoyed a communal supper, with music and a toast, followed by a formal evening program and a concluding service on Sunday.
In a terse but historic move, John Harves tts poms aypeeaee! is confirmed as chief justice, marking a shift in the high court as opposition parties rally. President and judiciary leaders welcome the selection amid ongoing political tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference employment for returned soldiers. Mentions may indicate a program or proposal to provide jobs, with unclear dates or places. No specific names, organizations, or outcomes are readable to confirm scope or location.
In a garbled Wimbledon report, players Britta and Brida advanced in the men’s singles with wins in rounds. The doubles pairing Crtwid McCraih and Aus suffered a remaining match, while other results included 13 64 64 and 10 losses, unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragment from a Wingham district record notes a meeting at Winghas Hall on a Thursday night in June 1859. The entry mentions attendance by members and a WoL 89 reference, with no further context available.
The Wingham Bowling Club announces tomorrow’s event with two tame teams and a seniors match at 2 pm on Saturday at Gatvedas. Players listed include Watson Parker EmRE TOA Srnomalt Writer Griffin Downes Watene Wilmon BW Mosey Mote Mines Grant Moby Liinnon Bale Fotheringham and Alshont Bing Aton Carmpling.
Community notices list a July event at Cooperwood Tavern with an euchre party and a dance. A ballroom event appears at Oddreslow’s Ballon Night next. Dixenchasers Nahiae will spy Ye meee and arts society hosts a Monday night meeting at Wiegnam Bohou.
A local evening program guided by Mother Planagan and Anat Ne featured singing by Mrs. Baxter and a finale with Mim Brown. Attendees included Father Kebor and Father Keogh, with remarks from Mr. Thurlow and Mrs. King Walton. Supper followed as youths danced, and the event closed with a dance and a poem by Mer.
The UMA and H Association celebrate a remarkable result exceeding £400 from a recent sale. The event featured acknowledgments to directors Mr WF Bulminersville and the committee, with praise for Secretary and officers. The June 28 1893 gathering at Wingham was noted for its festive atmosphere and planning for future efforts.
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