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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1981
Page
8
The article discusses needles as among the oldest tools found in graves, highlighting their significance in early human culture and the belief that such artifacts mark some of the earliest craftsmanship across ancient populations.
Eileen P. Doyle 65 of 850 1/2 Shannon Rd Girard died of a heart ailment at home Thursday December 10 at 8 30 p m Born November 16 1916 in Girard she was a housewife and St Rose Church member Survived by husband William J Doyle Sr son William J Doyle Jr sisters Mrs Robert Costa Mrs Lee Evans five grandchildren Services were held December 14 at St Rose Burial at Girard City Cemetery Friends called December 12 2 4 p m and 7 9 p m at McClurkin Funeral Home K Of C Ladies conducted prayer services.
Mrs Martha Jean Patterson Markstrom 55 of 2339 Burns Lane Birmingham formerly Liberty Township died Monday November 30 from a massive illness. Survived by husband Winfred, son Douglas and daughter Pamela at home, another son Frank of West Virginia, parents Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson of Youngstown, brothers George Patterson Liberty Township and Robert Patterson Jr Worthington Ohio. Funeral December 2 at Jefferson Fast Chapel at 2 p.m. Interment Forest Crest Rev Henry Javier officiated.
Two obituary notices from Girard and Hubbard detail Mrs. Stella Homa Hubbard of 100 Westview Ave. dying after a heart attack at home and services at Stewart Kyle Funeral Home. Born August 6, 1914 in Coitsville Township, she left two sons, a brother, a sister, and nine grandchildren. her husband Joseph J. died in 1972. Separate notice for Mrs. Mary K. Czoka of 1894 Lucretia Drive reports pneumonia complications at St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center, born March 22, 1919 in Crucible Pennsylvania, survived by husband George and five sisters and a brother.
A historical note explains that in Shakespeare’s era women were not permitted to perform on stage and male actors played female roles, shaping early English theater dynamics and audience expectations.
New reference titles arrive at the Public Library including a 1981 National Electrical edition and regulatory guide from the Nazi Fire Protection Association. The adult non fiction list notes Bud Hastin Avon bottle en 738 in memory of Mrs. Lyn Hardin and multiple fiction titles by Mitch ell Olshaker Woolrich Mason and Crawley. The children’s room adds Amazing Egg Here Comes the April Fool Hor se's Body and more.
Nancy Hays announces Warren VITA volunteers to assist low income and elderly taxpayers with basic federal forms. No prior experience needed. a three day IRS training session January 13 to 15 at the SCOPE Senior Center 220 W Market St Warren. Contact Shirley Silver at 399-6846 or 545-4441 for details.
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