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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1969
Page
4
Fall shipments from Bobbie Brooks and Bruce's highlight shorter mini coulette skirts and vest sets with plunging V necklines. Styles emphasize a knee to mid-calf length, soft blouses in acetate nylon, bonded wool jumpers, and versatile outfits for school and office wear.
Vienna reports the St Vincent De Paul Church Altar and Rosary Society held its annual picnic July 30 with about 30 people present. Rev. John F. Roach announced details of the August 9 and 10 bazaar and urged cooperation and prayers for a successful festival.
Milton Mackaye praises Eagle Scouts and urges moral guidance as boys trod the scouting trail. The South District seeks all Eagle Scouts in Niles, Girard, Vienna, Liberty Twp, McDonald, Mineral Ridge, and Lordstown to plan a fall district event via the Warren Boy Scout office.
Twenty people were killed on Ohio roadways over the weekend in a tally by the state Highway Patrol and United Press International. The figure compares with fifteen deaths in the same period last year and seventeen the previous weekend.
Ambrose J. Wardle Jr. announces eight new division chairmen to aid a $1,750,000 campaign for the St. Elizabeth Hospital expansion. John M. Newman heads the advisory board division. other leaders include John A. Coakley Jr., Frank B. Warren, Charles B. Cushna Jr., K Calvin Sommer, William F. Zarbaugh, Henry L. Shorr, M.D., John J. Gillespie.
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