TelegraphHerald.com • Telegraph Herald • Monday, February 1, 2021 3A LOVE: almanac Couple enjoys time together, individual hobbies Today is Monday, Feb. 1, Continued from Page 1A played was last February, be- the 32nd day of 2021. There fore the onset of the COVID-19 Love That are 333 days left in the year. “Coming from large fami- pandemic. Lasts series lies, I think that they learned “It was a social thing,” she Love That Lasts is a series ON THIS DATE at a young age about patience, said. “It was with our friends, highlighting local couples • In 1865, abolitionist John respect and loving others,” she and we just enjoyed each who have been married for S. Rock became the first Black said. “They easily laugh with other’s company.” at least 50 years. lawyer admitted to the bar of each other and crack jokes. Although they enjoy A new story will be the U.S. Supreme Court. They adore each other and spending time together, they shared each Monday at • In 1893, inventor Thomas would do anything for the both have hobbies they like TelegraphHerald.com and Edison completed work on the other person.” to do individually. Christie in each Tuesday’s print world’s first motion picture Zimmer said the way her enjoys sewing and knitting, edition. studio, his “Black Maria,” in parents treat each other mir- while Roger has a passion for West Orange, N.J. rors the way they treat others. creating family trees and re- • In 1943, during World War “They have spent their en- searching the family’s lineage, “They both know when II, one of America’s most highly tire married life in Livingston, Zimmer said. to lead and when to follow,” decorated military units, the and they have lots of friends “Looking back, I realize that she said. “They learned to 442nd Regimental Combat who also admire them and their life must not have been build their world around each Team, made up almost exclu- their relationship,” she said. Contributed easy, raising four children at other.” sively of Japanese-Americans, Christie fondly remembers Roger and Christie Knutson, of Livingston, Wis., dated for such a young age, but they When Roger reflects on the was authorized. times during their travels about a year before they were married. made it look easy, and they past 64 years of marriage with • In 1960, four Black college when the couple would find a made it fun,” she said. Christie, he said his advice to students began a sit-in protest private stream to sit by and eat year, we have stayed in hiber- more than 50 years, Christie Ertl-Knutson said that be- young couples is to listen. at a Woolworth’s lunch count- lunch together. nation.” said. They would get together cause her parents were mar- “You just have to work er in Greensboro, N.C., where “We have a lot of goofy They were both involved in with other local couples and ried so young, they basically things out,” he said. “It can’t they’d been refused service. pictures,” she said. “This last a card club in Livingston for play 500. The last time they all grew up together. be one-sided.” • In 2003, the space shuttle Columbia broke up during re-entry, killing all seven of its crew members: commander Rick Husband; pilot William McCool; payload commander BUSINESS: Michael Anderson; mission Co-owners’ personal experiences inspire them specialists Kalpana Chawla, Continued from Page 1A Olson suffered a fractured lower became a frequent customer. 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Berger said the ice did create some local travel Lucky Day Lotto-Midday: Animals who is credited with coming up with The band’s most famous hit came in 1964, problems. 3-6-7-26-40 one of the most famous opening riffs of the when their rock-infused take of the folk song “We had a few semis get stuck on hills because they 1960s, has died. He was 77. “The House of the Rising Sun” topped the couldn’t move because of the ice,” he said. “We also SATURDAY EVENING The band’s label ABKCO Music confirmed charts in both the U.K. and the U.S. The song, had a few wires down because of the ice.” Pick 3-Evening: 3-6-8 that Valentine died on Friday, whose opening riff has been a rite of passage for Cascade, Iowa, reported 5.5 inches of snow. 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You didn’t Dubuque’s snowfall totals continue to mount this WISCONSIN roll for decades to come,” the la- just play it, you lived it! Heartbroken by the season. The city received 21 inches of snow in January bel said in a statement. sudden news of Hilton’s passing.” — 11 inches higher than normal and 8.1 inches more SUNDAY EARLY Valentine took up the guitar at 13 in his Valentine remained with the band for four than in January 2020. All or Nothing-Midday: hometown of North Shields in northeast years and is also heard on other classics by the Dubuque has received 42.5 inches this season. 2-9-10-12-13-15-17-18-19-20-21 England, subsequently getting involved in band including “Don’t Let Me Be Misunder- Dubuque reported 41.2 inches of snow in 2020. The Pick 3-Midday: 3-7-9 the skiffle craze — a kind of fusion of Ameri- stood,” “We Gotta Get Out of This Place” and city’s annual average is 41.9. Pick 4-Midday: 9-7-7-1 can folk, country, jazz and blues — that was “Don’t Bring Me Down.” Valentine released The latest snowfall also gave Dubuque a current sweeping the U.K. His skiffle band The Hep- solo work subsequently and intermittently snow depth of 11 inches. SATURDAY EVENING pers evolved into The Wildcats, a rock and roll returned to the band, which was inducted Pierce said Dubuque’s snowfall totals could in- All or Nothing-Evening: band that became popular across the north of into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. crease later this week, too. 1-2-4-6-9-12-15-17-18-20-21 England, partly because of Valentine’s habit of “There are a lot of question marks with it, but Daily Pick 3: 4-5-0 rolling on the ground while playing his guitar. The Associated Press we’re looking at another system late Wednesday Daily Pick 4: 5-4-3-1 into late Thursday that could give us more snow,” Badger 5: 8-14-27-28-30 he said. 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