Panos Wrestler Soldier Honored
Panos, a wrestler and soldier, received an honor. The item notes recognition for Panos and mentions a map hat seating or seating context. Details are fragmented, with unclear names and places.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1923
Page
2
Panos, a wrestler and soldier, received an honor. The item notes recognition for Panos and mentions a map hat seating or seating context. Details are fragmented, with unclear names and places.
Notice explains upcoming Negroes Fair opening Monday with emphasis on scale and community participation. It lists dates, locations, and entries while urging attendance and support from residents. The text references organizers, sponsors, and local officials guiding the event through its large year.
Local ceremony reports Beaty Strackiy wedlocked in a planned city event. Details remain limited but indicate a formal marriage conducted with community attendance and press interest.
A damaged OCR note from a Shriner luncheon hints at a promised musical program. Names such as Wessel of Unwaton and Hobart Floghe appear amid garbled phrases about entertainment, care centers, and departs. The fragmentary text suggests a planned event with performers and local figures, but details are unclear.
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