21 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
1
Dr J D Engleman is installed as new preside at the college with a meeting planned today. The ceremony and remarks focus on leadership for the campus, with a turnout expected from students and faculty.
Fragments describe a person taking a post and process toward appointment. Names and places are garbled but reference a council or committee in a New York setting with ties to Satara and Tastee of the Pete. The text hints at a planned posting and potential delays or steps toward formal approval.
A skidding machine on West Main Street injures several locals. Authorities and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as emergency crews respond, treating injured pedestrians and securing the area. No further details on the extent of injuries or official statements are available.
Readable fragments describe graduates in a Rochester music program, mentioning a ceremony, instructors, and plans after completion. The text references a Kent connection and mentions individuals such as Susy and Mola alongside local officials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rotary topics and local figures with scattered names. It references several individuals, potential events, and place cues, but the text is largely unintelligible and disrupts coherent details. The readable pieces hint at a community notice or society column with names and affiliations.
Fragmentary town page mentions residents and events across Fish Creek area. Names like Segal and others appear amid garbled notes about gatherings, calls at Indian suitor Daca and Silver Lake Junctions, with celebrations and local feats hinted.
County Commissioner BE Gordon says bridge construction is advancing with work to finish soon. The public advisory outlines route changes and expected completion as crews address road calls and traffic patterns near the creek.
A brief note reports a person named Reenae and Ener a cH involved in an incident at a location unnamed. The fragment mentions a finger and a possible injury but lacks clear details, names, or dates to provide full context.
Community event outlines afternoon and evening activities including a parade dance and prize drawings. Charley leads music with performances by local acts. Activities feature children’s games, crafts, and a reception in the church hall.
Sparse OCR text references Chas Young Pharmacy and related names. The fragment mentions Lat Sth puna, Annabel Port, Sir Patten, and Sawyer Shelf in Cleveland. Items imply a local event or notice about graduates and associated individuals with uncertain details about dates or venues.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a person or group and a vague incident. Names and exact roles are unclear, with references to revenge or punishment and a potential public event. No definite date place or organization can be confirmed from the fragments.
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