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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
2
The Kent Tribune notes the Post of Kon with limited readable text. A brief item hints at local notices or civic postings, mentioning Kon in a fragmentary manner and inviting further clarification from readers.
The page blends discussion on Bible printing from 1688 with a garden party theme. Dudley Shaw addresses zoning and the spring garden event, while Perret and Graham oversee local notices and upcoming meetings. The mix highlights religious printing history alongside community planning and social events.
The readable fragments mention a TV clinic, chaperone, and a reported delightful time. Several proper nouns and places are garbled, but the text hints at social events and possible performances or programs. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
A Wednesday musicale at College College hours and two Salat program Teesy Tuesday night August 27 at 8 te nae re noes. The event features Thelma Lewis and Mrm 3 W. Metre from Beaver Falls and is set at the Michigan theater with a family audience. Nat Haines in Chicago attended a meeting before the show.
The readable portion mentions Sir Homer Weelgr of Athen and references to events in a Thursday context. Names appear garbled, with fragments suggesting a club or meeting. No clear date, place, or outcome can be determined from the distorted OCR snippet.
Readable text hints at a Wiloghy Missouri gathering with mentions of Win XO Boley Nue Wins G Prank Ei and Har a de tt, followed by Men Hathale, with possible notes on citations, eatery references, and scattered names, but content is largely garbled and incomplete.
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