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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
11
Fragmented personal notices from the OCH E TY NEWS reference a luncheon for Mrs Luth and Mrs Thori Tomine dated June 19. It mentions ongoing social events, a sewing note from Galveston, and a few names in a bustle of fragmented line items.
Dr Axson urges readers to attend a local musical play, promoting cultural events and community engagement through evening performances. The message emphasizes supporting the arts and offers schedules for forthcoming shows and ticket information.
Crowds gathered as moonshine flowed in the street amid chaotic scenes. A witness recalled police action and fear as a city scene unfolded with rumors of danger and a tense public amid the disruption.
A fragmentary note describes Majestic Dances invading the Big Gentry Show’s winter quarters. The text is garbled with stray phrases and illegible sections, but hints at a performance act and a staged scene with observers in a temporary venue.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a city solicitor matter tied to a club and port bill vote. It references individuals such as Dr Cambopane and President Cra, with mentions of meetings, dates, and attendance. The readable portion hints at political or legal action involving a port bill and local officials.
A final dress rehearsal was staged for a Y W play titled Farce at the theater with a full cast. The performance showcased the troupe’s preparation and featured scenes directed by a leading organizer, signaling readiness for opening night.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sammie Lee feeding animals and speaking with ponies. Names like Parveen and Restrom appear in garbled phrases amid stray quotes and broken strings, with scattered references to committees and local items. No clear event, date, or organization can be definitively identified from the readable portions.
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