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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
2
City notes mention parent teachers to meet and a trip to New York. A mother dies in an incident while fifty applicants are examined for a position. A local association announces multiple events and a high school play is scheduled.
Obituary notices list Emma Butt Hunn EE Me Apa 7 Fic, Hinks Mss Wettened Gris Suet, and other local residents noted in community death records. Details are minimal in the fragmentary OCR.
The readable fragments describe funeral and obituary items with names like Bailey and Dukeminier, mentioning memorials and services. The fragmentary OCR prevents a clear, complete summary of identities, dates, or locations.
A garbled listing details Majestic Theatre programs starring John Boor and Weat Avey with acts ranging from singing to variety skits. The notice mentions cinema at a theater with films and a show featuring a wide cast, including dancing and musical performances, plus other entertainment at a nearby venue.
A YMCA sponsored event titled Her Husband's Wife is staged at Rice Institute. The show features local performers and highlights community arts. Patrons are invited to attend as part of the institute’s cultural program.
Fragmentary OCR reports a hearing related to Harding on federal reserve matters in Washington with names like William and Ramsey appearing. The garbled text does not yield clear specifics, but implies discussion of the federal reserve and nominations or testimony.
A local Ex Marines Club announces a special meeting for Wednesday evening to discuss upcoming events and member activities. The gathering will be held at the usual venue with attendance open to all former service members in the area.
The Women's Press Association plans a Dallas meeting on May 20 to discuss members' issues and upcoming projects. Delegates from regional chapters will attend, with speakers outlining journalistic initiatives and professional support for women reporters.
Local Kiwanis gathering invites Cage to speak about a new channel project. Community members look forward to updates on programming plans, potential hosts, and the station’s role in regional media.
An ad describes apparel in black white or tan for men women and children. It emphasizes authenticity with the USCO name and the U. S. seal marking genuine goods.
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