13 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary report recalls Armistice Day events in Kent with a community parade. Citizens gathered as schools and local groups marked the day with ceremonies, a band, and readings to honor veterans and those who served.
Local man Chas Boettler dies after a fall at his Ravenswood home. Police and emergency crews respond as investigators search for the cause and details. Relatives recall a quiet life, with neighbors noting his routine errands and community work.
Florence Logan-Morey is reported dead with funeral services held at the Beeches. The obituary notes the deceased, her father and brother, and mentions accompanying family members including Mrs. Mary Poe Nippon and Me Morey. The service details reference Standing Rock and a March date, with mentions of Tacoma and New York.
Local plans reveal Green seeks to construct a new DePeyster School amid bidding and construction talks. Report mentions firms in Cleveland and regulators reviewing bids as authorities weigh the project’s scope and funding.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Civil War nurse's death during a march or capture period. References mention America, a fort, a rail, and a German or European setting with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled, but centers on a nurse’s death and wartime travel.
A man brandished a pistol during a chaotic incident at a local shelter. Witnesses report frightened patrons as staff restrained the situation and called authorities. No injuries were reported, and the suspect was taken into custody for questioning.
A scrambled winter sports brief details firings of Shonti and Walkers, Ravenna, Keath, and Stata without clear outcomes. It hints at Army and Navy participation and a victory, with unclear names and scores. The fragmented OCR presents competing references to teams and events without coherent context.
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