Of Interest to Women event details and schedule
Public notice lists an emcee and event lineup with performances and talks. Names, venues, and dates are referenced, highlighting a community program aimed at women.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
7
Public notice lists an emcee and event lineup with performances and talks. Names, venues, and dates are referenced, highlighting a community program aimed at women.
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An Alabama resident Prot Murmi and Mondatvy Myrtha Wateiny wed in Houston in a simple ceremony reported in the local paper. The couple's names and the city of marriage are confirmed, with no additional details on witnesses or officiants available from the readable OCR.
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The death notice reports W Archer Tea Surecho died yesterday from apoplexy. Funeral is this afternoon at Glenwood Cemetery with interment to follow. The text also contains garbled remnants referencing a new eatery and other unreadable details.
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