Fragmented OCR reads like a scattered obituary line
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions names such as Mae Tamla, Mabel ervang, Martin, Hoppers, and others in a jumble of dates, places, and notes. It hints at a public notice or obituary style column with families, events, and possible June engagements or entertainments, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerty
Ales
Mabel Ervang
Ain ii
Si Martin
Ain Cosh
Haanor Ueweon
Tara Lie
Ant Vernon Suna
Kenneth Edeen
Astro
Leeter
Maloun Cray
Foreign Trade Talk With Houston Merchants
Officials discuss expanding foreign trade with Houston merchants at a port event. The meeting includes members of the Chamber and Commerce with notes on navigation, shipping, and economic ties. The report highlights aims to boost imports and exports and strengthen regional commerce through coordinated efforts.
Accident Averted At Houston Street Incident
Fragmentary OCR shows a late night incident on Westheimer Street with references to an accidental risk and sounds of a near-miss. The text mentions drivers, ambulance, and a potential amputation outcome, but the exact details are unclear due to garbled source material. The piece hints at a public safety event near a named Houston area street.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twat
Krupp & Tuffly, Inc
Main St
Preston Ave
Maxwell House Coffee
Thivant Grucera
Cheek ‘Neal Coffee CO
Nebvile
Jackson
Magnolia Paper Co
LSU
Pompeian Ltr
Ioe
Hociely
Arner
Dttier Paeon
Tokowel
Sawa
Tor
Anna
Sylvan Maven
Leah
Hati Herts
Shane Ion
Siew Oginn Tduaivn
Artley Tii
Irakan
Bell Arty
Roerlaboent
Everal
Margaret Denton
Austin
Roameteets
Rama Fom
Irland
Rape Homan
Anie Mery
Iment
Aniuattat
Gonaordia Ciut
Kamora
Uct
Sm Heart
Ihe
Rane
Atend
Austen
Latah
Lin
Pater
Lund
Guichly
Engaly
Houston
Be, Judd
The
United State Chamber of Commerce
Dyin Arama
Mawatay Chasine
Weathilmar
Westheimer
York
Munn
Nation Department
Tony
Michigan
Eail
Organdy Med Ince
Eeic
Dee
Oxford
Buckley
Lambo Optical Company
Pi Avenue
Ular
Eoamhoure, Youaton
Wea
Eganhouse
Ang
Paul Berge
Orchestra
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