Carl Henry Classen Passes Away
Obituary notes the death of Carl Henry Classen with mentions of services and family roles. The fragmented text references likely rites, burial plans, and memory tributes without clear dates or locations.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
Obituary notes the death of Carl Henry Classen with mentions of services and family roles. The fragmented text references likely rites, burial plans, and memory tributes without clear dates or locations.
Herschel A. McKay dies after a prolonged illness. He served as a longtime local figure, with decades spent in community work. The obituary notes his contributions to area organizations, his family ties, and his impact on the town. He is survived by relatives and friends who recall his steady presence.
A mangled OCR text from a local courts page lists names such as Patrick Bun and Anna Fibhen amid scattered fragments. The legible parts show court mentions, dates, and officials, but most of the content is unreadable or jumbled, yielding an incomplete snapshot of local legal proceedings.
Houston Banks lead a sensational baseball meet with Quints set to battle for the Post Cup amid annual elections. The page shows a chaotic mix of names and events, highlighting notable players and institutions while hinting at political and sport stakes in a dense wire service style.
Weaver from Chicago prepares for a Friday boat race against Det Brown. The article notes the Mint will discuss latest steel and best form with references to other crews and local contenders. Names mentioned include Sue AM, Wes Gat, and John live Brien amid preparations for a strong showing.
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