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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1918
Page
11
17 Year Old Lad Arrived in France to Fight
A 17 year old youth arrived in France to join armed action against Houston churches. The fragmentary text mentions meetings, locations, and names with unclear context, but indicates involvement in fighting or support activities amid a period of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bee in Bonds and Church Services Draw Community Notice
The article notes a Methodist and Baptist church gathering with planned Sunday services and revival events led by Rev. Gillette and Rev. Heinly Vetuems. It mentions pastors, patronage, and a focus on community outreach and benedictions.
Sors Y Aye Tycoon Leads Local Auto Club Merger
Local figures report a notable shift as several car enthusiasts, including Sire Saisie and Netw group, lead a merger in the street racing and automotive network. Fats Utell is cited among sources outlining the change and its implications for the community.
Fragmented OCR Note Offers Sparse Readable Details
The readable text fragment presents garbled garbled phrases about literature and places without clear events or names. No identifiable persons or organizations are discernible. the content reads as OCR junk from a historical page.
Gridiron Dinter Latest S Mert ment at Ellingtine for cusses
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a gridiron event at Ellingtine with unclear names and terms such as Bee abet. The readable parts suggest a sports brief but lack concrete details.
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Ellingtine
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