Society notes of weddings and gatherings in Houston area
AnItemized society page details multiple weddings, receptions, and social events. Highlights include the Holland and Gage families hosting receptions with yellow chrysanthemum decor, a debutante season with invited guests, and plans for a Country Club luncheon and charity events. Names such as Miss Elizabeth Bynum, Miss Margaret Lewis, Lieutenant Lynch, and Miss Dorothy Lyons appear amid detailed party arrangements and guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herston
Charlys Schreiner
Holman Cornwright
Mat Maugwu
Tien Hiumarone
Sas
Mire, Eyats
M. Houston
Déhamistes
Musdainc A
Noses Avane
R. N. Martindale
Joel W. Neal
George W. Mecdn
Zoom
Mesdames
Atlees
Avres Jr
Lauer G
Seeli
Edward Pardue
W. Lack
Wyalde
Charles A. Burs
Luite
Dean Gorgon
Kathrrine Perrett
Eable
Mrs
Misa Houston
St. Anthons Hotel
Switheen
Bilas
Edmund
Lunehean
Belknup Ylaen
Elizabeth Bynum
Mies Margaret Vewis
Lewis
J Waglor
Colaidoa
Buna
Livet
J. Hox
Favengut Vall
Brak
Marler
C. Barlow
Cry
Chutries Dent
Hymon
Lorutly Vurriisnee
Eh Campbell Groan
Ovine
Mangates Wayler
Choy
Furs
Houston
Leesi
Elizabeth Ripley
Miss Margaret
Dorothy Lyons
Tench
Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
Lerry Kevnda
Nina
Elliott Jones
Westagonda Avenue
Coble
Bulova
John Surleent
Bobby Buenett
Pat Drought
Mary Gyright
Darbara Chopeh
William Chavel Dry Trath Shaw Braves
Girarl Perseriff
Aml Cel Astin
Mirter Wants To Melt Health Advice Ad Page Stanza
A handwritten style plea from a reader at 819 Him St Mae con Gay asking for relief from buffering and sleep disturbance. The message mentions a friend, a river pill, and a desire to speak a word for relief. The text advertises kocha owl remedies and claims widespread availability.
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Tey
W. FM
Back Pain Relief Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes a back pain remedy claiming quick relief from lumbago and stiffness. It urges readers to buy a trial bottle from a drug store, asserting the product eases sore backs and related aches without burning the shin or causing soreness.
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Daca Gil
Yan
Soldier Stride Through War to Wheat Field Life
Ex-sergeant Strable, mechanic, discharged at Kelly Field in 1920, finds work in Kansas wheat fields. He takes a barge job beside a header, proves adept, and later averts trouble with striking workers by demonstrating resolve and fairness, aiding harvest as he adapts to civilian life.
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Kelly Fictionormn
Stor Sgs
Chireune
Strabl
Strable
Nth
Kelly Field
Tune
Kranses
Grein
Stroble
Atvikens Q
Thanksgiving Day Observed With Army Units Near Camp
A brief army holiday note describes Thanksgiving activities around Camp Srainy and Dolly Field with general duties assigned. A Thanksgiving drive at Dan Travis chapel is planned for TH at 10 o'clock, featuring turkey, cranberry sauce, and pies. Nonessential civilian duties are suspended. most units will parade or rest, with some base services ongoing.
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Oulday
Atiny Camne
Wray Mae
Srainy
Dolly Field
Unn
Dan Travis
Calotabs Promoted as Quick Cold Remedy and Laxative
An advertisement touts Calotabs for colds and flu, claiming one tablet at bedtime cleanses the liver and relieves symptoms by morning. It emphasizes safety, asks readers to drink water, and notes a 35 cent price with pharmacist guarantees and refunds if not satisfied.
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Dortorn
All Death Sentences in Army Trials Reduced on Review
Washington D C November 24 Thirty eight officers sentenced to death by court martial last year had their sentences reduced on review. General Crowder said twelve death sentences were disapproved and 19 reduced to imprisonment varying from five years to life. one case remained under review. Eight were for military offenses, including spying. Desertion sentences were fewer than before but similar in pattern. Life confinement was imposed in 42 cases with 31 approved, two disapproved, one awaiting action. In total 236 officers were sentenced. most serious offenses saw large conviction rates.
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Washington, D.C
Ion
AL Crowder
Anneal Popork
Bapsilay
Gene Tomes
Fife
Took German Money in New York Newspaper Case
Federal testimony details payments tied to the sale of the New York Mall newspaper. Walthey Raut-Yau and co defendants faced charges over concealing ownership and profits from German interests. Dr Hew Albert allegedly supplied funds through an intermediary, with Hermann Sielchen linked to financing the venture amid a struggling Evening Mail.
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New York
Waltey Raut- Yau
Ds Edgunt A Mundy
Norvin Ty” Linilheius
Toflas
Kanfwan
Hew Albert
Sista
Police Move to New Headquarters and Signal System
Police relocate to new headquarters at Ecotia pending office changes and branch reorganizations. Moving into the new building completes major changes across departments. Wednesday marks the start of installing a new electric police signal system.
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Ecotia
Revitalize Wornout Exhausted Nerves Patent Elixir Ad
An old patent medicine claims to restore nerves and vitality using a tonic containing iron and acids. It touts improved vigor, blood vitality, and nervous support, selling through agents with a nationwide push and large user base.
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Inn
Antion
Rome
Police Headquarters Reorganized in City Station Upgrade
City police leadership announces a shift to new offices on the second floor of the recently added station annex. Chief Munyey will oversee operations from a central desk area with captains assigned to each shift. The print bureau and sergeant offices relocate under Bull Street supervision, with vehicle garage expansion planned to be completed by Thanksgiving.
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City Silvetellan Couvers
Uninala
Hertillon
Angdee
Bull Streat
Two Texas banks receive authority to operate new offices
Austin Nov 2 two state banks have been granted certificates of authority to do business by the State Banking Board. Names listed include Security State Trust and Toast Company of San Antonio with capital stock of 1000 dollars and Swurlly State Bank and Trust Company of Westland with capital stock 150000 dollars. Sam B. Young is an officer and Dizon B. Hunter is cashier.
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Sam B.young
Hunter
May Settle Strike Ends With Wage Offer Rejected
Mexican officials push for settlement of coal strike in Cox while border reports say striker returns to work for a 20 percent wage increase rather than the 100 percent originally demanded. Government reps oppose the plan, signaling a potential early breakdown as Antonio’s grind season opens November 27 at Beethoven hall with operas and subscriptions advertised.
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Loglo Pass
Cox
Gunta
Moxigat
Beethoven Hall
Aida
Carmen
Rigolito
Gogeun's
Ady
Black-Draught Liver Remedy Promoted for Liver Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement extols Blavind Black-Draught as a safe laxative and liver remedy for stomach upsets, indigestion, and bile-related illnesses. It claims suitability for children and families, urging prompt treatment through local druggists to keep the household well.
Olive Tablets Esteemed by Dr Edwards Promote Liver Health
An ad discusses keeping young by improving digestion and liver function. It cites Dr Edwards, a known Ohio physician, and promotes his vegetable compound with olive oil. Edwards Olive Tablets are framed as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and refresh the system.
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Howla
Edwards
Ohio
Eduarda
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Mwuel Swennny
Ans
Scout Dilworth
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Suerte
Anthony Dotel
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Alva Wilkens
Cellini Art Club
Brackutridge High School
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MeVea
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yeeon'Ativaes
Inp Gleardir
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Mildred
Bntith
Cecilia Heltpin
Mise Taigan
Lillian Ah
Mitr Williams
Hraners Erhing
Mathfeete
Jicias
Matilda Stebanol
Dorothy de Costa
Lilian Naugli
Willian
Halwa
Willard May
James Wevpuran
Due Bain
Heel Patrick
Wiliiin
Tagine
Stephens
Wiltow Luis Kennith Crawford
Lindsey Lowson
Tay
McMurtray
Alfred GH
Brian Erher
May
Pailin Murry
Bre Molor
Walter Laiphridgs
Dnck Musor
Joe Snider
Robert Kelly
Clarence Svhyweens
Tis Farnsworth
Egor Otte
Iiy Saharsion
Elma’ Swanson
John Sto Folin
Milton M. Gordon
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Walnt Kiiy
Tutnea Ghither
Frank Finck
Tecita Wut Mr
Sire
MeVon
Max
Marthe
Crimunine Wells
Mire
Mra AM
Delavan
William Wirl
Mre
Edvlaore
Bors
Keefruele
Biniita Lyoch
Agned Lute
Virginia Adiuny
Joe Reynalds
Sterling Mrive Adaquoe
Cauly Barretty
Renty
G. Mirlvern
Brotth
Katherine Mathews
Eleanor Merritt Alsbury
Eledilin Linch
Aliss Aytes
Salilly
Meta
Aresou
Austin
Pare Onty
Andre C.F. Lehman
Alan Heights
San Pedbo Avenue
Jeanne Dadhietu
Aturdia
Avennes
Lroyix
Hans Viel
Praves Vreful
Schedate Tor
Tharalny
Jeweler
Dea Sea ST. i
Lonnulvston
Mexigag, Miiers ‘Reduca Dentandy
Asheville
Tive Organs
Fox’s
KODAK
Kodak Pictures
Sandman
San Antonio
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Southern International Export Financing Corporation
New Orleans
Texas Committee
ST. Anthony Hotel
H. M. Hartcare City National Bank
St. Anthony
Crockett
Ama. Plazar
Piggly Wiggly
Toyland
Santa
Avery Boy
Hull Bros
Hull Corner
Down Town
Navarro St
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