Roosevelt season opener and county road funding notes
The page mixes basketball results with local infrastructure talk. McKinley and Canton teams show in early play with fouls and leads noted, while Roosevelt opens the season in defeat. Portage County officials discuss road funding and projects, including a $5,000 item and a $60 allocation, with references to Hartman and Barterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckinley
Liveron Als
Canton
Roosevelt
Oganeond
Amv
Wadeworthites
Stm
Barberton
Aston Thoreay
Portage County
Barterton
Fred Swineford
di Futur Contr
Hastman
Keat
Hartman
Une
Arene Stetter
Sa Sanay
Beleen
Kent-Talmady
Tauris
Tees
Khae
Arserton
Atberin
Elks
Bowoeve
Betas Eas
Armenia
Corte
Sana Twain
Volcanoes Mar Geysers Ere Try Ot WG Nd
A fragmented historical note hints at volcanic or geyser activity but legible details are absent. The readable fragments mention volcanoes and geysers in a cryptic sequence, offering no clear events, dates, or locations to confirm a specific incident.
Unclear fragment hints at local notice or entry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms with no clear event or entities. It reads as an unreadable notice fragment, lacking a coherent subject, date, or location to summarize into a factual card.
Kent Upholstering Co. We Specialize In All Kinds
Kent Upholstering Co claims expert work on upholstery with a guarantee. Located in Wiener building, Ake appears in trade notes as a local service advert. The terse OCR reads like a business card listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Upholstering Co
Ely
Movie Star Began as Telephone Man
Article notes a movie star’s early career starting with telephone work and early life details. It highlights the era of telephones shaping performers and mentions the public perception of evolving tech in entertainment.
The Lady Erred Out on the Pening Aves
A terse sports item notes a women’s team miscue in an early period at a local venue. The report lists no dates or scores, but identifies the team and venue briefly with emphasis on the misplay.
Mystery Names Disrupted In Broken Almont Item
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Almont and Ravenna with unclear names and events. Readable bits show court timing references and a cryptic sequence of individuals and places. The piece hints at a local matter but lacks coherent facts to establish a clear event or outcome.
Prosperity Hides Mack ay could und eit Ta is
Readable fragments hint at a local or personal note about prosperity and delay. Names and places are unclear, but the text suggests a fragmented reference to someone named Mack and a possible date or event tied to prosperity. Further context would clarify exact people and actions.
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Mackay
Heard of This Writer or F Legton Baw
A fragment mentions a writer and a person named F Legton Baw in unclear context. The readable text provides no dates places or concrete events to anchor a full card. Further readable facts are needed to craft a proper headline and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Legton
So Bad Can't Eat Even Fruit
The note describes a stomach issue rendering the writer unable to eat fruit. It mentions symptoms and a request to stop a specific load or activity associated with food. The text is fragmented and lacks clear newsworthy details or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomach
Wheeling and Lake Erie Weekend Excursions
Weekend excursion notice details trips from Kent to Cleveland and back, with schedule notes and pricing hints. Readers are invited to join on Saturday and Sunday with travel times and departure points referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake
Erie
Kent
Cleveland
Saturnays
Amd Sandaye
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Basket Ball News
Rose
Susan Fe
Canton Exepte Fm
Congresta
H. C. Longcoy
S. Water
Mantua
Ken‘, Ohio
Hin
Arnint
Cote
Tele
Per
Cult Lene
Mike Cen
giuuIs
Wiener
Kev
Yeferlectio, Idauir’ CO
Biriy 60
Ee Aan
Perstaly
Billville
Almont
Podge
Adee
Pugit
Ravenna
Ras Speers
Petlement
Airy Ein
Leo Leo Wees
G. F. Elgin
Noth Watt
Stic
Kent, Ohio
Savings Club
Mempe
Ais
the City Bank
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