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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1981
Page
16
Harriet Schwebel muses on fashion dictates and the elusive they who name trends. She notes jackets with narrow lapels, open fronts, and the return of old silhouettes, urging readers to mix old and new, wear what suits them, and enjoy summer pastels.
Services were held at St. Rose Church for John Juvancic Sr. 92 of 25 Steel Street who died of a stroke on October 20, 1888 in Mokronog Slovenia Yugoslavia. He was the son of John and Mary Bregant Juvancic came to the United States in 1905 and to Girard in 1918. He leaves his wife Frances Knouse whom he married August 12 1912 three sons Raymond John Jr. and Dr Richard a daughter Mrs ane Bestie a brother Frank 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
George L Nusser 58 of 250 Parkview Drive died of a gunshot wound and was found at his home last week. Born July 31 1923 in Youngstown he was the son of Joseph and Erma Rhodes Nusser. He married Edna Knupp on April 22 1955 and was stepfather to Ike J Riehl of Greenville PA. He is survived by a daughter Leona Hammond of Tampa six sisters Frances Wiscott Ilda Schneider Rose Daviduk and others. Funeral services were held at Stewart Kyle Funeral Home.
Memorial services were conducted at St. Joseph Newman Center Youngstown for Mrs. Maria Anna Thomas 81 of Simi California formerly of Girard who died after surgery in Nov 14 1899 in Bagnara Aquila Italy daughter of Domenico and Concetta LaMarca landimarino and who moved to Girard in 1920 later settling in California in 1961 She leaves husband Christy five sons eight daughters and 37 grandchildren plus 23 great grandchildren.
Park Vista will hold its Apple Butter Festival on October 14 15 and 16 at the home on 1216 Fifth Avenue Youngstown. The event features old fashioned copper kettle apple butter made over an open fire by residents staff and volunteers and available to the public on a first come first served basis with proceeds benefiting the Residents Association. Crafts will be for sale to aid residents needing assistance with care costs.
Walter E Wells aged 74 of 416 Iowa Avenue died of a heart ailment at Colonial Manor Nursing Home. Born June 9 1907 in Waynesburg Pa he moved here 35 years ago. Survived by wife Catherine Jesimine Wells married April 13 1949 son Jesse two brothers Donald and Jesse one sister Rosebud Lazazzio and four grandchildren. TV watching rises per Nielsen survey with Sunday nights heaviest viewing.
Girard The Girard Elks Ladies Auxiliary hosts its second annual Craft Bazaar Sunday October 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 322 South State Street Elks Lodge back room. Proceeds fund lodge renovations with baked goods crafts dolls quilts and holiday items for sale. Dolores Kind chairs the event and Marsha Mealy serves as president with Cheryl Coles as vice president. Community members may rent table space by contacting 539 4118.
William Miller 61 of 703 Trumbull Avenue died of a stroke at St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center. Born June 17, 1920 he married Marjorie A Stephenson Miller on May 13, 1963. He is survived by five brothers Alfred Clarence Eugene Richard of Youngstown and Samuel of Chicago.
Dr. Sylvia Earle, 44, wearing a magnesium alloy diving suit, achieves a world depth record for free diving reaching 1,250 feet off Makapu Point, Oahu Hawaii, surpassing previous mark by over 800 feet.
The festival runs daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with white elephant items and a bake sale. On Thursday October 15 at 1 p.m. residents and guests can join a card party. For more information call 746-2944.
Women worked an average of 12.1 years in 1940, less than a third of the male average. The text notes that today the average for women has doubled, highlighting shifting labor trends and persistent gender differences in work history.
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