25 May 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
1
Memorial services for Kent are planned with notable attendees. The ceremony is to be led by Captain Ki dm and will be held at a church in Georgia. Rex, Raymond, and other community figures are expected to attend as speakers.
A Kent pastor with a busy schedule is tied to a chase as a stranger was pursued by a local officer. The suspect narrowly escaped but ultimately surrendered, ending the pursuit.
A Civil War veteran named John R. Howell passes away after a long life marked by service. The obituary notes his years of enlistment and references to his contributions, with details reflecting the era and his role in the community.
An orderly meeting on a Monday evening discusses ratemaking to route the medicine through Kent. Many complaints arise about vane and ayer, with a demand to speed to 30 miles per hour between Manan and the eatnance. A plan to employ Barstow and others is introduced to address water nation issues, with a date set for Kent plant sources and Neley notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a hearing involving Mrs Carlile and attorney Blake Cook PK. Mentions Pinkerton and an arrest concerning about $30 from some avenue. Readable details are uncertain.
Miss Merkel clinched victory in a tight matchup as Rae faltered late. The race featured strong throws and tight defense with Merkel pulling ahead in the final minutes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notary and names like Harald McCackey and a daughter. The readable portion hints at a personal note or social circle but lacks clear events, dates, or actionable facts. The piece resembles a stray archival snippet with unclear connections and degraded handwriting.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Women s Club Federation event with unclear references and garbled phrases. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only hints of a meeting or ceremony and decorative mentions. The fragment lacks clear outcomes or participants.
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