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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary notes from a historical page mention a death linked to Lou Stevens and reference individuals including Mrs. Jennie Hildreth and a barber named Raveena. The text is garbled, but indicates local civic discussion on water supply and several personal names tied to the event.
A local congregation announces interior redecorating of its church beginning in September. Work will focus on pews, flooring, and stained glass refurbishments. services will continue in alternate spaces during renovations. Community members are invited to contribute and attend open planning sessions.
Several present spoke to the project with resident W. W. of the Chambers noting potential impact. The source presents fragmented remarks on an industrial proposal, suggesting anticipated significance for Kent and local stakeholders.
A public notices a free band concert presented by Carton Bale in South Windsor. The event invites residents to enjoy live music in the town’s central park this Saturday evening.
The report notes Roymar B. Ward, 9, of 420 Jone Ravenna, died when a loeyle on which a ape stood at the Ravenna fairground collapsed during a Monday event. Parents Mi and Mrs. Benson hear of the tragedy as the body is recovered. The funeral was held at 4:30.
A sizable delegation attended the centennial celebration of the Jere Ohi church on Saturday afternoon. Special music and historic reflections marked the event with notable figures present and planned continuation into Monday.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Kent teacher’s European tour with scattered phrases about cities like Rome and Henan, a river, and vague references to Hore, dates, and places. The readable portions point to travel impressions and event glimpses without clear narrative structure.
Rotary members heard Akron officials outline long term city plans. Dr Andrews spoke on water works and rates while a Teche aide and Repententy discussed addressing the valley's needs and projections for population growth. The discussion touched on water quality, service delivery, and potential funding and rate adjustments.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Mt Union and generational or industrial themes but lacks coherent events or details. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are discernible to form a factual summary.
August weddings interrupted a ceremony with scattered garbled text detailing names, places, and events. The readable portions reference Kent, a college award, a cabin, and references to marriage, location hints, and involved individuals, though many words are corrupted.
A garbled local notice mentions Modery Smaval RGC additions tied to Nae Ad, with unclear details on the event, participants, and location. The readable phrases suggest a community update or roster change without concrete dates or institutions.
A fatal auto crash on a road near Crain Avenue threatens the Crain Avenue Bridge. The report notes ongoing investigation and possible condemnation actions as authorities inspect the site.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a statement about hunting squirrels under a new law opening on September 15. The readable text mentions officials or individuals such as Thompson and a location or event, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented notice reports the death of Sonductor Smith in Barberton after a wreck while en route. The account mentions others involved and unclear circumstances during a prior plan or event.
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