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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1969
Page
3
Mike Warver reflects on Christmas as a quiet joy and the biblical theme of life affirmed by God. He traces life’s value from creation through Noah and Deuteronomy to Christ’s birth, urging gratitude and active life in service of others despite holiday sorrow and danger. Notes credit National Safety Council.
Secretary of State explains that a candidate must both be elected and qualify to hold office. If the top vote getter cannot qualify, they are technically elected but not certified and cannot serve. The seat becomes vacant at the new term start and may be filled by those authorized to fill vacancies.
TRUMBULL COUNTY The death of Mrs. Ruth Schafer 60 of 594 West Ave Tallmadge was ruled a traffic fatality Friday by county coroner Dr. Joseph Sudimack Jr. She suffered multiple fractures in a two car crash at Routes 82 and 534 last November 18 and had been a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital in Warren. The death raises the county toll for the year surpassing the previous all time record of 63 set in 1937.
A Cornell University scientist patents a process that reduces jelly bean production from days to about thirty minutes, accelerating output and efficiency across confectionery plants.
Balloon sleeves fringed scarves and mini hems headline the season with Gutman’s outfits in Eastwood Mall. Glitter shoes and metallic accessories complete party looks shown in bi weekly Cherry’s Top fashion shows moderated by Dee Trotell and organized by Connie Metro.
1 Edmond Rostand. 2 Alcohol is a depressant. 3 The sun is the nearest star to Earth at about 93 million miles. 4 North Dakota has the most below zero days among contiguous states. 5 About 13 000 quarts of blood are pumped daily.
A succinct reflection notes happiness benefits the body while sorrow fortifies the spirit, attributed to Marcel Proust. The aphorism contrasts emotional states and their inner impact.
The piece stresses careful driving during the holidays to prevent accidents and deaths. It warns that drinking and driving raise crash risk, urges using taxis or overnight stays, and encourages nonalcoholic drinks and coffee to pace departures, noting seven of ten accidents could be avoided with better attention.
Weathermen at the U S weather station in Vienna report four inches of snow on the ground today with a forecast of about another inch Sunday night or early Monday. Cold weather to the west and north suggests the snow may persist with more expected by Thursday. Officials estimate a 40 percent chance of an inch or more for Christmas, while observers put the odds around 80 percent this year.
Kenny Sargent, noted crooner with the Glenn Gray Casa Loma Orchestra in the 1930s and 1940s, died in Dallas at age 63 from a heart attack. He popularized For You and Smoke Rings and wrote Tumbling Tumbleweeds, ranking among era’s top vocal figures alongside Crosby and Sinatra.
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