Parole hearing proposed for inmates at Ohio Penitentiary
Legal notices announce Ben Fitzpatrick Jr. and Henry Yourkevich, inmates at Ohio Penitentiary, being considered for parole by the Ohio Board of Clemency with hearings set after February 12 1931 and March 4 1991 respectively. Notices also record estate appointments in Lorain County including Elyria Savings & Trust Co administrators and executors for multiple decedents, plus sheriff sale details and probate scheduling.
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PD. J. Ponzoq
Anna Maria Zilch
Mary Zilch
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Congregational Church Members Hold Annual Meeting
New London group convened at 6 00 P M for an annual business meeting in the church basement with a pot luck supper following the session
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Installation of New London Lodge Officers in Odd Fellows
Special installation conducted by D D G M Wm J Hotchkiss with Installing officer. Officers installed include Noble Grand D M Hotchkiss, Vice Grand John Cassels, Recording Secretary George Parnell, Financial Secretary Jesse Luxon, Treasurer Charles Marberry. Meeting reviewed year’s work. optimism for 1921.
Fellowship Supper Inspires Members with Testimony Meeting
Over seventy five members of First M.B.E. Church and friends attended a Thursday Fellowship supper in the Ladies Aid Parlors. A pot luck meal was served, with leftovers given to the needy. Rev. Robinson led the program, Miss Zuna Heistand directed hymns, and a prayer session followed. A violin and piano duet by Ulisses Gwynetta and Geraldine Morse delighted guests before a nostalgic testimony meeting. Mrs. Helen Grissinger and Mrs. Emily Triplett sang, then attendees socialized and departed, deeming it a profitable evening.
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Etta Hibbard
Clyde Wertiz
Ray Johson
M.be. Church
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Ulisses Gwynetta
Ceraldine Morse
Christ
Helen Grissinger
Emily Triplett
SENSE OF HUMOR BIG AID IN HEALTH LIFE
Boston University President Daniel J. Marsh says a sense of humor is essential to a wholesome life. Laughter provides physical and mental release, counters rigidity, expands lungs and activates the heart, relieves overworked capillaries, and fosters a cheerful outlook and social ease.
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Daniel J. Marsh
Boston University
Nations Plan Conference On Disarmament
Washington reports describe a forthcoming world disarmament conference to be set by the League of Nations Council likely in February 1922. The Preparatory Disarmament Commission produced a skeleton draft treaty with no figures beyond naval reductions, relying on lengthy diplomatic prep work and public will to reduce armaments.
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Elihu Root
Nicholas Murray Butler
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
League
Great Britain
Albert Einstein
Why France Builds Wealth From Gold Reserves
The Bank of France holds over 2 billion dollars in gold, second only to the world, explained as frugal thrift rather than strategic finance. French savings habits outpace Anglo-Saxon spendthrift tendencies, with distrust of banks and a culture of cautious accumulation. After paying indemnities post Franco-Prussian War, France kept saving, now wealthier in gold while others face financial worries.
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Paris
France
Bank of France
Castle of steel and glass brightens Worcester scene
Worcester boasts a monumental building with every exterior surface of glass or steel. The two lower floors house Worcester Pressed Steel Company offices, while the Gothic upper nave and galleries of the John Woodman Higgins Armory occupy the rest. President John W. Higgins has invested about $1,000,000 in assembling the collection.
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Mass
Worcester Pressed Steel Company
John Woodman Higgins Armory
John W. Higgins
Missouri faculty sets GPA rule for multi sport players
Columbia Missouri faculty declares students competing in more than one intercollegiate sport in a school year must average M in their best twelve hours from the preceding semester. The change replaces the prior rule that required an M in all studies of the athlete during the semester of competition.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Home study popular at Berkeley by mail education
Berkeley reports show home study popularity with UC extension division data. In 1913 there were 450 students and by 1930 more than 5,000 had earned education by mail.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California Extension Division
First Protean Act In America At Park Theatre
The Park Theatre in New York hosted the first protean act in America on March 2, 1830. Actor Spiller performed in Fight to One and portrayed eight different characters, showcasing a groundbreaking display of versatility.
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Park Theatre
New York
Spiller
Paris Police Lift Old Ban On Nighttime Promenades
Paris protesters celebrate a 70 year old ordinance easing no night access to Bois de Boulogne and Vincennes and other parks. Police maintain traffic needs as motorists and pedestrians clash over late hours in Monceau Luxembourg Montsouris and the Tuileries remain closed after dark.
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Luxembourg
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Tuileries
Cemetery of Mammoths Unearths Giant Skeleton in France
In Pas de Calais at Dulovel workers digging sand pits uncover a mammoth skeleton larger than an elephant. Tusks reach seven feet. a colossal molar exceeds paving blocks. Professors from Lille College of Science direct the slow excavation after notifying authorities. The first mammoth was found nearby in 1907.
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France
Dulovel
Pasds-Calais
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Lille
First Roman Acta Diurna Pioneers Daily Happenings
The earliest newspapers began as letters with the Acta Diurna published in Rome in 691 C. E. This daily record circulated public notices and events, marking the birth of the newspaper form.
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