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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1923
Page
13
SF Soelee Anetnne Vat reports that Lord Blythe joins a committee tasked with welcoming advertisers, outlining roles and responsibilities for fostering fresh sponsorships and strong industry ties.
A late night entertainment item announces an all night dance event at Millians with Winer Tempe Dallas billed as headliners for the occasion.
Five societies in United Youth end their national meetings held in New York City. The event wrapped with closing remarks and organizers thanked participants from multiple chapters for their contributions and cooperation.
A short obituary note records local deaths in Maries County with initials ruan ABTEGEN and others listed as SR F and zh. The notice provides terse identifications without further details on dates or ages.
Funeral services were held for Mme Gadliner on a cold morning, with family and friends gathering at the parish church. Local clergy spoke of her long life, kindness, and steady presence in the community.
Officials of the interurban line ratified the sale of a bond issue to fund expansion. The action clears financing for overdue improvements and signals confidence in continuing suburban electric rail service.
A fragmented wartime report describes an American cruiser sending Christmas meals to German children in Honduras or related guard duties. The text shows garbled OCR with names and unclear places, but centers on a Christmas gesture by a naval unit and mentions guarding citizens.
The cornerstone ceremony for a new Y W C A home is scheduled for today. Community leaders and sponsors are set to attend, marking a key milestone in the project funded by regional supporters.
From World’s End to world’s end a holiday radio of comradeship and cheer. The store thanks patrons for loyal support over the past year and pledges to build up the community in the coming era, stressing service and mutual success as 1924 approaches.
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