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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
3
Report notes postponement of water rate cancellations until January. Mentions a gathering with attendees including Mrs. Pater and Mrs. Howsuan, plus several local figures, with a social at Home. Details on participants and sequence unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Mel Trotter was featured as a guest at a Lions Club luncheon. The noisy fragmentary text mentions attendees and a local event setting, implying a community gathering with Mel Trotter as the highlight.
The Social Committee for Y TM Entertained met to plan an evening program at 405 Road, Rowton Town. Leonard Akus, power secretary, led the session with Avtarile 6 as moderator, while a slate of activities and preparations for the examination week were discussed amid routine notices from secretary Diath Bacretary Mcha and others.
A garbled OCR note describes an enormous potato growing near the Anzyenineer office. It mentions a 40-8 Scarlaw hat and a volunteer, but the legible facts are minimal. The fragment suggests an odd local item or anecdote rather than a formal record.
Fragmented notes describe women’s activities and club events at a university. Mentions of Sra Se, Mra Jon Nashone, and local social gatherings appear amid garbled dating and meeting references. The piece preserves a campus club culture snapshot with names and dates partly unreadable.
A fragmentary item notes plans or hopes to bring evangelist Billy Sunday to Houston in 1920. The text references pastors and local religious activity, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
A fragmented clipping highlights student acts of unselfishness during school Christmas programs at Siena. The writeup cites community involvement and festive charity efforts linked to a December celebration.
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