Oldest Convict Won’t Quit Pen in Mississippi
PARCHMAN Miss ap A J Trebor Mississippi's oldest convict is 89 and refuses a pardon He has served 17 years of a life sentence for a Lafayette County slaying He enjoys prison life and says he will stay until the Lord calls him A birthday party was held at the Tann home and he is allowed limited freedom to fish and work a soft drink stand at the penitentiary office
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Lafayette
G. Tann
Local social and household notes from Eaton area
Eaton residents report varied weekend visits with Ridgeville Elyria and Lorain guests. Byron Tompkins sustains leg injury from a corn binder wheel while Malcolm Tompkins lifts the wheel. no broken bones, bruising and lacerations noted. Maxine Cornish marks fifteenth birthday with a class Wiener roast. Helen Traxier returns from hospital after appendicitis surgery. family party for Frank Honney Wade Honney Hicks Hahn and families attends a birthday gathering.
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Mr. Tompkins
Malcolm
Maxine Cornish
Robert
Francis Nemecek
Lorain
Helen Traxier
Frank Honney
Wade
Blake Hicks
Kenneth
John Hahn
Gandhi light of India born in Porbandar
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in Porbandar in northwest India on October 2. The Gandhi family was prosperous yet from a low caste, with his devout mother known for fasting and almsgiving and his father a local leader who faced mistreatment for independence. The young Gandhi was educated by a Brahman teacher and began memorizing.
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
India
Porbandar
Sea of Oman
Gandhi
No. 1 By Frank Reeser studies at the University of London
Long local column notes Frank Reeser’s studies at the University of London and law school, his early life in Bombay under Indian leaders, then shifts to numerous social visits and community events across Elyria and nearby towns. The piece records gatherings, travels, and civic activities among residents, including associations, clubs, and a 4-H demonstration.
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University of London
Law School
Supreme Court
Bombay
Dadabhai
Gokhale
South Ridge Church Notes Chronical Local Happenings
The Brownhelm Henriet ta and South Ridge churches announce Sunday School at 10 A M on September 25 and Union Communion at Brownhelm Evangelical Church at 2 30 P M. The first quarterly conference for the three churches will be held at Brownhelm Evangelical Church Saturday evening led by Rev L Allen of Columbus. Attendance urged. Other items note members attending W M S events, hospital visits, Shrine group meetings in Toledo and Cleveland, a birthday dinner for John Stang, and numerous family visits and social updates across the Brownhelm Murray Ridge Oberlin and Elyria area.
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D. D
South Ridge
Mabel Dehn
D. D. Club
William Sudro
Alice Byrd
Joey Hustters
Elmer, Vietzen
E. €. Schubert
Harland Schlechter
Cavers
Albert Haist
Maxine
Lorain
Aliis Byrd
William Sudo
Albert Vietzen
Elyria
Mildred Pallas
Margaret Streicher
Carlisle
Henrietta
Louise
Brownhelm Evangeliial
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
L. Allen
Columbus
John Stang
Vernon Budd
Cleveland
Herbert Stang
Murray Ridge
John
Kenneth and
Patricia Fowl
West Ridge
Frank Baus
Carolyn Elizabeth
Milton Schlechter
Carl Friday
Clayton Peabody
Ida Belle
Vivian
Oberlin
Leo Haplon
Henry Bechtel
Malgarin Actes
J. P.chtel
Tank Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
Raymond Bechtel
Fred Ernst
Fred Sasse
Arthur Hiscox
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Sheffield Creedrate Anniversary Celebrated at Ford Road Home
About twenty five relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Chambers of the Ford road Tuesday evening to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. A cafeteria supper and an evening of music and social time followed. The couple were presented with a gold piece and other gifts. Attendees included Mrs Archie Haynes and sons, Mrs Frankie Reese, Mr and Mrs Willard Fatt, Mrs May Johnson and Clifford Spaulding, Mrs Stella Taylor of Florida, and William Carr.
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Sheffield
H C. Chambers
Ford Road
Chambers
Archie Haynes
Frankie Reese
West River Road
Willard Fatt
North Ridge
May Johnson
Clifford Spaulding
Elyria
Stella Taylor
Florida
William Carr
Chambers Family Weigh In On 19th Century Detachment
A fragment from a Chicago feature references Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chambers and family along with related households. It notes novelists' attempts at detached narration and comments on U S prosperity tied to farming exporting one third of goods and a large home market for American manufacture. The text also mentions Mike Fomence and a general discussion of literature and economy.
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Chicago
Percy Chambers
Harvey Chambers
Herbert Chambers
H.C. Chambers
United States
Cemetery keeper acts as boxing promoter in New Orleans
Henry Schaefer, a versatile New Orleans figure, tends graves at Hebrew Rest Cemetery by day and promotes boxing at the Ponchartrain Athletic Club by night. He also carves marble and makes tombstones as a sideline and is the third generation in his cemetery keeper family.
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New Orleans
Henry Schaefer
Hebrew Rest Cemetery
Ponchartrain Athletic Club
Schaefer
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