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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
2
A garbled OCR text references a meeting with mentions of a sergeant and peace efforts. It includes scattered names and phrases such as a French remembrance and a Sunday event. Overall, the readable content is incomplete and lacks coherent facts.
Albert Vaughn Babbitt and Mise Ala Mac Salter were married Saturday evening in Cleveland at Western Reserve. The ceremony was performed by Rev Hd Birk, with Miss Ethel Babbitt as plane and Miss Salter as maid of honor. Witnesses from Cleveland attended and a reception followed.
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered terms such as names and places but no cohesive event. Readable items include partial phrases like Bert, Wines, Kee, and Apel, yet the overall meaning remains obscured.
Fragmented OCR text reports the death of Adam Swain and mentions names such as Latimer Lanser Ghent and Wallace Sil Rite. The item references a wake, home events, and nearby locations like Brady Lake Road, with scattered fragments implying a local obituary or public notice context.
Florence Baker Tate age widow of Alvi Baker will be buried after funeral services at a local church. Survived by her son and other relatives, the family plans a May ceremony and lists friends and neighbors in Mesdames Baker and Tate circles. Funeral arrangements are supervised by Oakwood Funeral Home with burial at Riverview Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases likely from a local press page. The readable bits mention a person named Garman nee, a press office, and a series of clipped terms. The overall context remains unclear due to corruption.
A Kent couple wed in a quiet town setting as local residents note the event amid limited ceremony details. A worker named Baa and others appear in fragmented notes, with scattered references to dates, places, and official actions surrounding the marriage record.
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