Rockwell Building Is Completed
Benjamin F. Stratton dies in Cleveland after a period of illness. The obituary notes his role as a gravital legate of Stratton and recalls his youth and prominence in local affairs.
03 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
1
Benjamin F. Stratton dies in Cleveland after a period of illness. The obituary notes his role as a gravital legate of Stratton and recalls his youth and prominence in local affairs.
A modern business structure valued at $100,000 has been completed and put into service. The main floor now includes 7,000 square feet of floor space with foundations built to support six more floors. The project is connected to a civic site and involves various logistical and architectural details.
McCrory's store announces opening Saturday with a cautious schedule. Officials aim to staff thoroughly and prepare fixtures, while continuing efforts to finalize the setup and ensure safety for shoppers.
A Kent youth won a local essay contest organized by the Kent and Ravenna Kiwanis clubs. Finalists were named, with judges praising clear ideas and strong writing. The winner receives a prize and recognition at a community event.
A garbled program note mentions Kathrine Inte Alle Granell and Dorman Sanh Woe with Virgie Higley and Grttha De Fergie. It references a performance at the Ionia Theater, listing participants and a sequence of unclear events and locations amid numeric strings and stray names.
A new chief at Kent Theater brings decades of stage work and experience in management. The appointment aims to elevate performances and attract audiences, with plans to feature established singers and fresh talent in upcoming seasons.
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