Bygones for Oct. 20, 2011

By news@duluthnewstribune.com

October 19, 2011 at 11:00 PM

News Tribune

Oct. 20, 1971

The Duluth Transit Authority yesterday agreed to provide additional bus service to Duluth Central High School for a two-week trial period. Busing of Central students has been a controversial issue since the school opened in September.

Two Duluth Masons yesterday were elected to high honors by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite in Washington, D.C. Daniel F. Levenduski and Andrew E. Hagensen were elevated to the 33rd degree, the highest honor possible in the order. News Tribune

Oct. 20, 1991

A memorial service for the three black men lynched in Duluth in 1920 will be held Oct. 26 in Park Hill Cemetery, it was announced yesterday. Permanent markers will be erected on each of the three recently located graves.

Fall colors in the Northland this year haven't attracted as many tourists as in past years, according to a survey of businesses and visitor centers. The Thompson Hill Visitor Center showed a 1 percent decline in September compared to last year. Researched by the Reference & Information staff at the Duluth Public Library. Call 730-4202 or click on Ask Us at www.duluth.lib.mn.us .

Bygones for Oct. 20, 2011

News Tribune Oct. 20, 1971 The Duluth Transit Authority yesterday agreed to provide additional bus service to Duluth Central High School for a two-week trial period. Busing of Central students has been a controversial issue since the school opene...