09 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
1
The article notes the sudden death of Mrs. Fowler and mentions Robert Power and family associations. It references Sarah, Warren, and Gibono as part of ongoing local events. The piece hints at military service and community ties, with memories of past roles and impacts on the town.
Fragmentary notes reference a strong team, management, and supporters. Names like Kent, Enger, Shree Dh, Salaam Deas, Nels appear amid disjointed phrases about berths, bids, and upcoming matches. The text shows scattered mentions of players, leaders, and potential rivals without a coherent event.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs. E McGaw at her residence with remaining lines referencing family members and local names, but the message is incomplete. The readable parts mention the Willard area and a list of kin, lacking a clear date, age, or full relation details.
Fragmented OCR text describes an event titled Ohio Californians Hold Picnic in Sycamore Park Los Angeles. The source is garbled with repeated phrases and stray names. core details about location and event are obscured by corruption.
Faas stands at Portage Table Eyes asMrw Toss Schl faces a key matchup. The brief item highlights a local high school event with notable participants and expected competition.
E C Fulmer resigns before embarking on a European tour as officials report threatening letters sent by a person named Fox. The scattered text notes George, starts, and a planned itinerary for a small group, with unclear details about the CSA service and involvement of Wal roamed.
Local obituary notes the death of a former merchant, with scattered text showing a name fragment and references to a community context. The readable portions hint at a business owner with ties to Aurora and nearby areas, but the full details are obscured by OCR noise.
Fragmentary notice mentions Charles P. Moore and Nancy Moore. references to a marriage in 1871 and kin including a son Carlin. Notes appear to flag an Odd Fellows related context and a service at Bethlehem with a reference to a veteran. The text is garbled, but indicates a death notice with family ties and funeral context.
The article notes paving work planned along the Brimfield to Suffield road, detailing the section to be treated and the intent to improve the thoroughfare. Local officials outline the project scope and expected timeline for completion.
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