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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references Kent, Palm Beach County, and various names in a disjointed scene. Mentions parade of events, investigations, and people like Beth Gated and Pete, but no coherent incident, outcome, or dates stand out. The readable items include sports notes about Girard and Stivers, with scattered references to teams and places but lacking a concrete report or conclusion.
The boys Glee Club and orchestra at the Twin County school prepared for a performance after restocking supplies. Students from various bands and choirs planned a live show before 1:00 o clock, highlighting the Power and Light company’s role in transport and staging.
A school program will present a sequence of films over a day with notes on posters and participants. The event highlights include speakers Baker and L. Bheller of Wadaworth and a discussion on topics tied to the film series and schedule.
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