Fraternal Social Evening and Bridal Celebrations
A busy sequence of social events fills the town calendar with a Friday dining party at Argonne Heights hosted by Mr and Mrs William W. Bess, a reception at Mrs. Clifton George’s home, and planned gatherings honoring the Mazes Evans Kewl bridal party. Attendees include numerous local families, church members, and community figures, with decor featuring queen's garlands, silver wares, and pink highlights throughout the celebrations.
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Waeleee
Gol
Willian W. Bessall
Argonne Heights
Inges
William W. Besselin
Gang
York City
Rebirson
Mudge
Wseige Warrison Moody
Cuvee Marsedale
Meretia
Howe
Evans
Nink
Tae
Amar
Farars
Rach Wate
Soothy Eyans
Katherine Kermp
Will Not Make Bid Betryitine Focal Cones ne efficiently Fa Atenas
A garbled report describes a public meeting afternoon in Wichita where a speaker named Studied the na and vowed to make a proposal for collection. Names appear distorted but include Joyeliani and Tavis Milieda in the context of the visit to a damp location and a stated intention to act.
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Wichita
Joyeliani
Tavis Milieda
Surprising claim on funding and future position
Fragmentary text suggests a person discusses possible funding and a new role, noting money availability and a speculative plan involving a buyer and warrants. Mentions a 1209 date and a list of terms that imply financial and political maneuvering. Names and places are unclear.
Diamond Dyes and Fashion Echo From WWI Era Wardrobe Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dyes and fabrics such as coats skirts silk stockings and other garments linked to a WWI era textile trade. Mentions of Diamond Dyes ideas appear amid garbled phrases about colors and garment finishing.
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Lefort
Street Commissioner Wit- Jimn 0. Bindi Weide on Rieden matter
The city street issue dominates remark but Kieden declines to discuss party politics. Rieden is urged by friends to run again, while he deflects talk of opponents and focuses on past street work and future plans. He says San Antonio is a key example and signals readiness to continue development.
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Wit- Jimn
Bindi Weide Garning von
Tieden
Willig
Billie Rieden
Rieden
Nyu
Ami
San Antonio
Raul
Prayer Drive for New Church Opens at St Mary's
A three day prayer drive to fund the erection of a new church was held at St Marys Catholic Church led by Father A C Dussoany. The event opened with seven prayers and parish cooperation noted. Future evenings will run Friday Saturday and Sunday with Washington speaker Father Sullivan expected to attend.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wauloony
Pather A
AL Sullivan
Washington
Pleasent Seaker
Ins
Frulay
Damitchenn Parish Drives Faun Sullivan Raised Funds
Par ishioners gather as Damitchenn promotes a plan to raise 150000 for a new cuvel project. Subscriptions expected within ten days, with costs and bids noted on Urauptels avenue. Authorities and preliminary approvals mentioned amid unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damitchenn
Faun Sullivan
Whitch
Saganuga Boys Arrested After Night Court Bail Granted
In Bexar County jail, several suspects linked to a recent gaming incident on Ninth Street faced bond hearings in the Thirty-seventh District Court. Bail of 500 dollars each was set for two men, while others remained in custody awaiting trial as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvitiv
Ningh Street
Yenideries
Suspended Sentence In Thirty-First District Court
Fragmentary report indicates a defendant was placed on a suspended sentence by a jury in the Thirty-first District Court on a Friday. Details on names and charges are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alj
Wil Wards
Priday
Jury acclaims guilty of manslaughter in tense court scene
The jury report opened Friday after a long delay, finding the defendant guilty of manslaughter. Clerk A W Harros presided with H J Niem foreman, as the court faced a tense crowd. The verdict drew reactions from the gallery with some calling for a demonstration, while Judge W ag Lad warned against further disruption.
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Tha Yo
A.W. Harros
H. J. Niem Foreman
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