22 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
1
Kent reports detail on a bridge project with presiding officials and a band, as the B&O prepares a ceremonial event. Notes mention telephones, local moves, and residents like Winters, Rogers, and Keely in related town developments.
Steam of garbled lines suggest a local notice about S L Warner moving to Cleveland. The text contains fragmented phrases about a banquet and social events but lacks clear dates, places, or names beyond Warner and Cleveland. Unable to extract coherent details from the OCR fragment.
Legion members accelerate push for artillery support as commanders press for new cannon. Posts urge rapid approval amid growing war needs and logistical constraints.
A partial OCR fragment recalls a ceremonial groundbreaking and heartfelt tributes for a local project. It mentions a proprietor named Wile and a person Francis Pratt, with phrases about hearts and joining in the effort, plus vague references to an initial shovel, a commencement, and a night event.
Fragmented copy describes a plan involving storage, vehicles, and large structures. It mentions Fageol, Alta, and temp company efforts for a new storage facility and mobilization of a big veil or vehicle system. Details are unreadable and partially garbled.
Elgin leads The Rotaria Avant, with G Frank Elgin noted in the heading. Unclear text suggests leadership role or affiliation within the organization. Further readable context is limited.
Daniel Williard rode a special train through the city en route from Chicago to New York. The visit drew notable locals and the route included a stop in Kent where He spoke with officials and supporters about county matters and the B. and C. lanes project. The event showcased Williard’s popular standing and the town’s interest in regional improvements.
Walter J Carson died at his home on East Winns Street after a year of Brights disease. He was born in Kent on May 2 and lived in Alnor Ser n. The obituary notes a sad tone with relatives and neighbors attending a wake and service, but many fragments obscure details.
Amcrock B Cuthbert, a well known stone mason, died aged eight years? He was father of Perry Cuthbert, a noted auctioneer. His wife will hold Panera services at 2 Stary Porte.
The article lists prize recipients and participants from Tor High School and nearby schools including names like Paulie ty Larne Chamber Betty Fra, Helen Wilt Snir High Schulte, and Manone ist af Rete. Results show 1280 on Pid fie ek and references to events this week.
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