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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Houston delegation heading to a G Convention. Names and places are garbled but imply a planned event with attendees and a lead, plus a cryptic summary of activities and an inquiry. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
Two Houston students from the University Protective Association earn place on the honor roll. The report highlights academic achievement, noting names and affiliations with Seton, local schools, and campus programs.
iBX Marines Ball becomes a success with attendees including Moye and WH couple, as event results and new numbers reach the crowd. The report notes turnout, activities, and local reactions within the community.
Fragmentary obituary items list several names and places. Readable names include Louise, Mire, Frank, Nansen, Pat and references to North and local homes. The notice lacks clear dates or affiliations but indicates a Northern community death roundup.
Fragmentary funerals notice mentions individuals and a time sequence. The legible items include names placeholders and scattered terms such as funeral and service, with no clear dates or locations to anchor details.
Fragmented OCR reveals resignations among trustees amid turmoil over governance and city plans. The text references freedom of image, pending legal actions, and ongoing scrutiny of board decisions, with scattered mentions of Houston and related local tensions.
A luncheon honors Myo Faeission as a guest of distinction with attendees and remarks highlighting community contributions. Local organizers confirm planned program and tribute details for the event.
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