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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
3
City records show a total amount paid during the year and list various recipient entities. The document references a Pa leu eoaanl iy Cngonati and notes annual repute, with a focus on expenditures and payments to entities such as Pascoe, Seer, and others.
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A damaged OCR fragment references service on River Street and a Wednesday evening event. It mentions a price of 59 and a prayer ceremony at Acura Ssteam. Details are unclear and partial names appear.
An upcoming church union event will be held at the church with a count to review rules and realign the congregation. The gathering includes enrollment of new members including J. D'W Barber and Jean.
The article notes Edwards Salter and Virginia St shared the stage for a debut dance performance at Twin Oaks Country New Year party. The program featured illustrated songs and a lively sequence as part of the evening entertainment.
Porter B Hall and Miss Welle were married at the Congregational parsonage in Ravenna by Rev Th Swanson The ceremony drew a notable attendance The widow of the late John A Well is mentioned and Kent locals note the bride’s respected status in the community The groom is seen as a businessman connected with the Kent National Bank and is praised by friends and relatives for his character and prospects
A New Year’s Eve gathering featured Meand oe Fie Merell and others enjoying a friendly celebration. Mr Ed Willa was honored in a lighthearted moment while plans for future events were discussed and friends looked forward to 1900.
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