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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
1
The body of a boy named Cox, once linked to Ravenna Road, was recovered from a river. Authorities confirmed the death as a possible accident or fall, with ongoing inquiries and statements from the attorney representing related parties.
An item references a youth event connected to Better Homes Week. It notes a boy aged eight last February and mentions ENGLEMAN and SERGEANT with scattered letters. The fragment hints at an upcoming Wednesday evening gathering or presentation but lacks clear details.
A report describes Frank Goettge being promoted to captain of Marines in Peking, his wartime service and prior ties to Ohio university, plus a long social gathering with the Kent community, American Legion officials, and local attendees. It notes colorful details about Goettge and includes other local notices and event mentions.
Grace Holden Gardner died on a Saturday in Orrville. She was loved by her family and many people at the local school where she was a popular teacher. Her passing followed a long illness and drew tribute from the community.
An OCR fragment contains garbled phrases about school safety and operations. Readable bits mention an event or effort tied to safety in a school setting, with scattered names and terms that are unclear. The passage lacks coherent details to identify person or organization or a concrete outcome.
The readable text is garbled with many missing parts making it impossible to identify persons places or events. No coherent facts about a person organization or location can be determined from the fragment.
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