15 Dec 1927
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
1
Local news notes the death of Mary C. Waldron, a prominent figure linked to COMIS. The piece references upcoming major games and a veteran Indian's pilot, hinting at community impact and sporting events in a period voice.
The readable fragments mention a team named Lywer & Beeworth and a Brimfield reference. Several garbled lines include names like Waldron, Brady, and OE, with scattered notes on events and a 1800s-era sermon. Overall content is highly garbled and names are inconsistently legible across the page.
A fragmented read reveals a Kent Post holiday rush scene with references to staff, managers, and a parade of names and roles. The piece mentions the Kent play and local figures like Cath Doras and Conia Bock among others, with rainy afternoon talk and a sense of bustling stockpiling at the Kent office.
Fitzpatrick is now organist at the new theatre as the Kent family may share fortunes. Adapted from a Norfolk Wax of der, the text references a sea voyage and legal proceedings, with figures and names hinting at a transatlantic connection and court mentions involving Fagard and Leviathan. The fragmentary prose suggests a dramatic or memorial piece with multiple named individuals and locations, including New York and Taeye.
A garbled OCR passage references a week of events with mentions of Mason Holdup Men and various names and places. Details are unclear, but context suggests denials and discussions around a group called the Mason Holdup Men and related activities through the week, with scattered references to individuals and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mayme Coris Ard Babe Pace and pianist Mayme Corin at Franklin with mentions of a Bea pigs and a plane charge, but readable details are sparse. likely a local arts snippet noting performances and individuals involved.
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