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*[[1940]] – [[Juriah Harris Pierpont]] retires from medical practice. | *[[1940]] – [[Juriah Harris Pierpont]] retires from medical practice. | ||
*[[1941]] – Operations commence at [[Ellyson Field]] as five aircraft divisions transfer there from [[NAS Pensacola]]. | *[[1941]] – Operations commence at [[Ellyson Field]] as five aircraft divisions transfer there from [[NAS Pensacola]]. | ||
| + | *[[1983]] - Rock band Styx performs at the Mobile Municipal Auditorium. | ||
*[[1994]] – Three [[Ku Klux Klan]] members picket outside [[The Ladies Center]] abortion clinic. | *[[1994]] – Three [[Ku Klux Klan]] members picket outside [[The Ladies Center]] abortion clinic. | ||
*[[2005]] – The Florida [[Stand Your Ground law|"Stand Your Ground" law]] is passed. | *[[2005]] – The Florida [[Stand Your Ground law|"Stand Your Ground" law]] is passed. | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1876 – F. C. Brent and Louis P. Knowles found the banking firm of Knowles & Brent.
- 1940 – Juriah Harris Pierpont retires from medical practice.
- 1941 – Operations commence at Ellyson Field as five aircraft divisions transfer there from NAS Pensacola.
- 1983 - Rock band Styx performs at the Mobile Municipal Auditorium.
- 1994 – Three Ku Klux Klan members picket outside The Ladies Center abortion clinic.
- 2005 – The Florida "Stand Your Ground" law is passed.
- 2007 – The Pensapedia Foundation is incorporated.
- 2008 – WEAR news anchor Bob Solarski is arrested on DUI charges after damaging several vehicles in the University Mall parking lot.
Births[edit]
Marriages[edit]
- 1868 – Charles McKenzie Oerting to Fannie Bronnum
