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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1919
Page
7
Fragmented obituary notes a sudden death listed on Saturday. Mentions a brother F. M. and a surviving infant, with scattered names and unclear details.
Funeral services for Mrs. Agee were held in Washington with relatives and friends attending. The record notes Ms Tyas, Annie Lesloe, and Corel of 3084 in connection with the service as part of the local obituary notices.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal names Sol Baemstein and Houston council actions with garbled phrases about travel and a hotel. The readable portion mentions March dates, a water issue, and a Yemen reference amid unclear context. Entities: Sol Baemstein, Houston, Aegean, March, Yemen.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Logan event with vocational lectures or lectures. The readable lines suggest a series of talks or notices though many words are garbled. No clear dates, speakers, or organizations are legible.
Annual B P O E Charity Ball set for Tuesday night at the home of a local club. Event details are incomplete in the copy, but the purpose is to raise funds for the charitable lodge activities and community support.
A plane bound for Ellington Field passes through Mobile amid unclear weather conditions and mist. No further details on flight status or passengers are provided.
Conservatory of Music students presented a recital featuring ensemble performances and solo pieces. The program showcased varied styles and highlighted emerging talent from the department.
A late paragraph outlines a contemplated consolidation between Steamship Company 1 and Philadelphia Steamship Company 1, with references to Mr. Morgan and about two months of discussion on shipping and traffic interests. The article notes ongoing efforts, schedules, and potential impacts on service and ownership, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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