08 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
1
A wedding notice item mentions a daughter with a date of Wednesday and a Mantua location. The text is fragmented but indicates a marriage event and associated names. Further readable details are limited due to OCR damage.
The notice reports M H Blake is seriously sick in a local city hospital. No further details are provided due to damaged text.
The obituary notes Mrs. Baker, also named S. W. Baker, is laid to rest. It mentions a Mr Blak and a Mrs Hathaway, with references to Colorado and Denver hospital, and a telegram related to the death. The legible portion recalls a winter in Denver and a late telegram about serious illness.
Local sports brief notes a basketball tournament slated for Saturday at nearby venue. Officials urged fans to arrive early, with teams and game times to be announced.
The body of Harry Suva, who died in Nicaragua while with the Marines, will be sent to Santo Sinai for burial. He was 38 years old, a son of Silvan Wart and Jey Salant, and word was received from the Ney depart.
Obituary note states Mrs McMahon, widow of the late Job Lo Medabos, passed away. remaining details are unreadable in the damaged text.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs Geo Wilt of Lake Uray with mention of her husband George and family relocations to Steeleon Parad and Fennemsee. The text references burial at Stanjing Rock cemetery and past residence near Lake Brwiy Foal, but many words are garbled.
A garbled note lists officers for a 1928 C of C meeting. Names appear scattered with illegible bits, including references to Will, Dalton, and Sally, amid fragmented lines about speakers and meetings.
Clumsy fragments report Thad and Yolks at LaRue with a tense scene involving Seke and Meera, plus a farm noting a desire for chickens and a dinner gathering at Wills Gym. The business reaches two thousand four hundred dollars with optimism for 1927 and goodwill prevailing in community notes.
Wm Botsford died at his daughter's home at 7 a.m. Monday from heart disease after many years in the community. He was a leader in local affairs and had lived here for decades. Survived by relatives in the area.
Fragmented readable phrases describe a school coach and traveler roles with scattered names and stray words. The text includes garbled references to a coach and descriptions of descriptive work, interspersed with unrelated fragments and signs of OCR damage.
In a regional meet the State Below Form team fell to Ravenna with competitive races and tight finishes. Event highlights included key performances by individual runners, but Ravenna secured the victory overall.
Fragmentary text describes a local meeting or event with names such as Andros and Searle cited in a boxing or sports context. It references a significant ovation and mentions individuals like Davey and Shen, with scattered notes on remarks by Prof Holm and a figure named George. The garbled OCR yields few clear facts beyond participants and a celebratory scene.
W. W. Reed spoke at the Rotary gathering and introduced Davey and other Rotarians. The remarks touched on state matters, energy and unity as the group endorsed support for Davey and fellow members amid a tense political climate.
A native of Sa, a member of the Setebs i el Asoo Kent ee wp arn UIST IN NAVY, died while serving aboard a vessel. The article notes the family ties to Youngstown and mentions a solemn service and remembrance by the Eledupachers.
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