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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1917
Page
12
An OCR fragment chronicles a women’s gathering with references to Thezevant and Marahee, mentioning speakers and local figures. Names such as Pawan, Willa, Polina appear amid garbled lines describing talks, attendance, and possible awards. The text is highly incomplete and difficult to parse beyond indicating a public meeting with several female participants.
OCR fragment mentions sections FPA GARR HE and references tasks, futures, and unclear goals. No identifiable persons, places, or events are readable to form a proper summary with concrete entities.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions preparations for visitors with scattered phrases about masks, menus, and arrangements. Details are unclear but suggests a household or social context awaiting guests.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions people and events with unclear context. It references names or terms like Hare PR, Vos, Adwieine, Wahl, and a Woah Wark team week, but no coherent action or date is discernible.
In this bankruptcy proceeding in the Court of Equity a sale is ordered of the debtor’s stock in trade and fixtures. The property will be sold by A B Bauer Trustee at the storehouse on May 2, 1817 at midday, to be offered for sale at a public auction at the storehouse.
The article outlines a semiannual district convention of the Gq Peltews of Annitton in late April with Grand Master Palmer Danpette and DB McCormick attending. Lodges listed include St. Cha No. 22, Oak No. 2, Willingran No. 42, Darham No. 47, and others, detailing meetings and event schedule. The text notes a parade and a ceremonial procession as part of the gathering.
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