Unclear OCR Text Lacking Coherent News Item
Fragmented readable phrases refer to people and events but lack coherent narrative. Entities are uncertain. no clear date, place, or outcome emerges to summarize into a proper news item.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary Local Item Describes Social Event Notes
Odd OCR reads like a social column fragment listing a dinner dance at a cafe and a Current Literature Club meeting. Names and clear details are obscured, but references to entertainers and a community club appear amid garbled text.
Althouse Bemee Coree Choir Singer in Local Service
FragmentaryOCR text lists Althouse Bemee Coree as church choir singer. The garbled notes reference Mars and a 1080 p.m time, with unclear context and recurring misread words. The readable portion confirms a person associated with a church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althouse, Ie
Bemee Coree
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iday Party
Mr T Moosian
Eyrau
Mina
Morten
Tam
Ey Conservatory
Seteris
Ian Vane
Wsie Lonesee
Ige
Alacowel
Tate
Titanate
Ford
Celine
Tapas
Irene
Christian Golden Links
Michel
Dleplorine & Beacurel
Moes Newton
Allen & Caspersen
Foe Hotelling
Tae Ee Alee Yates
Thompson
Mra
Keruoally
Ature Lhil
Cnet
Dancs
Mars
Torey
Columbia
The
Columbia Dry Goods Co
Travis Street
Essex
Iowa
A. C. Burton & Comer
Main Street
Preston
VMI
Exarcion
Russia
Evee Styles
Tia
Lara
Distret
Carter Bikig
Homston
Janey G. Fiemmelied
Phos
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