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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR style entry shows court citations and fines with unclear names and places. The readable segment mentions Bevert Weir Court and Venere Kham with presiding note or coat es. Details are garbled, but references to fines and court process are implied.
P M Cowen is named leader of the Houston Rotary Club for the coming year. The report highlights plans and goals set by Cowen and notes the club’s activities and community commitments. The piece mentions other club officers and upcoming events.
The Traveler Protective Association announces a membership drive slated for Friday at Geannie a Goreng Ie. The event promotes organizational growth and civic involvement through public participation and outreach efforts.
A brief notice announces a forthcoming survey project titled Moral Social And Religious Survey Of World Planned. It outlines the broad scope and aims, suggesting a global study of beliefs, practices and social norms across nations and cultures.
A garbled article fragment discusses global movements, religious questions, and committee actions. It references World Movement and a figure named Beary, noting a concrete debate about civil actions and potential reforms, with unclear outcomes and fragmented quotations.
Frat officials and local clergy plan a May service at 9 pm on Winmard Street followed by a procession to Ginwood cemetery. Pendleton will officiate the service after the funeral and a tribute to Mr. Armen.
Fragmented OCR reads as a partial account with unclear names and dates. It mentions war departments and crom carry out measures, referencing a person named Jacob and a plan to free something. Details are unreadable and not clearly connectable to a single event.
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