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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR text references McCormack McDaniel with an address or case number 3753 and a late rate or bid note. Susy Peters appears as a named individual amid unreadable strings. The readable portion suggests a legal or public notice context without clear action or location.
Event calendar lists multiple social functions including a university club Thanksgiving dance and associated social engagements. Names such as Catherine Lovejoy and Philippe Cullinan appear among attendees, with mentions of wedding plans and trust arrangements.
A local social column notes an afternoon tea hosted for Mrs Satsitott with attendees from the ge ies community. The event highlights hospitality and informal gatherings among neighbors.
Community notices show Mrs Rafame Neal as secretary and Mrs Lester hosting a tea party for Godl Gohlman. A luncheon at Crawford Street is postponed, with details of a Fat Saturday event and a Daughters of Isabella gathering. A fundraising cafeteria supper agenda is listed for early afternoon.
A partial OCR fragment hints at a dramatic moment involving fans and a key figure, with unclear names and a possible police sponsorship note. The readable parts imply a local scene with a chant or statement tied to a sports or public event, leaving many details lost to damage.
A garbled archive of social items lists a Kinkaid School Mothers Meeting and a Gleaners meeting with scattered scattered notes about personal notices and local events. Names like Mire Mosher Bly and Verner appear amid fragmented references to city life and December interests for women.
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