Boy Invent Light System Invention From Pranks
Jacques Arthuys conceives a new lighting system named the Arthel from youthful misdeeds. A mirrored sunlit setup in the newspaper Plant of L Intransigeant, inaugurated by Louis Rollin, uses skylight solar rays to illuminate interior spaces via six lights and a ground-floor mirror bowl, with smaller floor mirrors redirecting beams.
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Innovative sunray system heats and lights homes
M Arthuys describes a roof mounted two mirror system that uses sunlight to heat and illuminate interiors with little upkeep beyond washing. In sunny Parly the method saves money, with an electric light switch triggering when sun fades. Private homes could filter rays for summer cooling and use unfiltered rays for winter warmth and brightness.
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Henrietta Grange Meeting in Henrietta O This Week
A good crowd attended the Grange gathering at the Henrietta school building Tuesday evening. New members Frank Kohler Stanley Dagil Robert Pletch Michael Bodnar and Steve Bodnar were welcomed. The first and second degrees were presented by the team. A hard times social is planned for Friday evening November 27 featuring a basketball game and amusements with a dress code penalty for costumes. Refreshments will be served. Everyone invited.
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Vincent School Honors 31 Students on Honor Roll
Thirty one Vin cent School pupils earned honor roll honors for the first half of the first semester. Names span grades one through seven, with a Christmas play planned by teachers titled Santa in Story Land to be presented December 22.
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Jotin Corogin
Athalle Dubesa
Mamie Landreth
Robert Vidovich
Jilis Ewing
Irene Pataki
Louis Pongracz
Rose Rehoreg
Dorothy Sllac
Frank Buckosh
Peter Demick
Irene Patezer
Hope Giberson
Julia Horvath
Helen Zawawh
Story Land
Local Residents Move Between Homes and Visits Reported
Ria and family have moved into the Amy Young place. Harold Coates and G. C. Becker were in Elyria and Lorain on business Tuesday. Mrs. Oscar Zurcher called on Mrs. John Berger Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Balzer of Dayton moved into the Art Dudley house on Difford road recently. Mary Gronsky spent Thursday evening with Miss Florence Ada. George Ratz of Cleveland is visiting his sister Mrs. John Keressi for a few days. London is 225 miles from Paris in air travel distance.
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Ruby Knisley
Myron Fleming
Cliff Knisely
I. H. Amore
South Ridge
Vetha Cummings
Oberlin
Max Coates
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W. A. Hensner
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G. C. Becker
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Oscar Zurcher
John Berger
Balzer
Dayton
Art Dudley
Difford Road
Mary Gronsky
Florence
Ada
George Ratz
John Keressi
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