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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
1
A damaged OCR item notes the installation of Reverend Osten Sacken by Universalists on a Tuesday at a church. The fragmentary text mentions parish actions, editor remarks, and a Tribune reference, with unclear dates and details but indicates a religious installation event.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a travel or event near Kent from thirty six years ago. The legible bits mention rain and a distant location, with unclear surrounding details. The item reads like a brief personal reminiscence or column fragment from a local paper.
A fragmentary item notes Davey Business increases half a million in 1925 with references to Ags Stewards Mire, davenport, Leach and John Right. The text mentions Wor Master Leta and a degree team El pitare, Lammers, Boma Pip Seer, and a bureau cate connected to a Geent fe Me Ser.
Kent Grange installs officers for the coming year as J C Lemmerman oversees. Dr W H Green is reported dead after a short illness with friends noting his service and dedication.
The report covers an Akron University event with mentions of J A G Do and W B An cordial and notes on officers and honors. Flora Bering is referenced in relation to the ceremony as part of service recognition. The piece preserves the formal tone of a 19th or early 20th century university notice.
An obituary fragment describes the death of Mrs Bard, with mentions of her family, kin, and several attendees. The text references a meeting, funds on hand for service, and various names and locations, including St. Louis and New York, with implied plans for a religious or community gathering.
A jumble of obituaries and notices profiles John Tonkin and John Tokina tied to Kent and Akron hospital events. Mentions of Western Reserve University, Choeana region, and Croatian/Irish connections, plus Layton and Cora Clark civic ties. References to Red Cross work, business ties, and family details follow with scattered dates, locations, and names.
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