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Newspaper

Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1968

Page

2

Ohio's Prize Winning Weekly Newspaper Ad Rates and Deadlines

Debut header lists Hubbard Ohio newspaper details with publisher editors and deadlines. Advertising rates on application. Delivery by carrier Wednesday evening and by mail Thursday morning. Carrier 40c a month, mail 480 a year. Published by Niles Suburban Newspapers, Inc. News deadlines shown: noon Monday for news and sports, noon Saturday for sports.

Carrier Boy Mail Carrier Boy Delivery Niles Suburban Newspapers, Inc

Annexation Debate Draws Hubbard Township Residents

More than 500 Hubbard residents attended a public meeting on the proposed 65 percent annexation of Hubbard Township. The Hubbard Township Voters Association organized the session to hear pros and cons and to press for informed civic action while balancing concerns about government services and autonomy. Leaders named include statutory agent Robert DeJulio and Township Trustees chair Raymond Kulow, with Walter Trock moderating. The event underscored demand for local improvements such as police protection and utilities, and urged united action across city township and county officials.

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Mayor cites false annexation claims in Hubbard Township saga

Hubbard Mayor Joseph Bal dine accuses Township Trustees of withholding true facts on annexation. He cites a public meeting at Reed Elementary School and says residents deserve full figures on costs and benefits including police, lighting, water, sewer, and services under cityhood. He pledges a follow up debate and promises further remarks on related county issues.

Board of Health City of Hubbard Reed School Liberty Township

Local serviceman passes dental board to practice on return

Stephen David Davis has passed the Ohio State Dental Board exams and now serves as a dentist at Hamilton Air Force Base California. Commissioned as a captain in the Army Air Force he is the son of Truman and the late wife of Hubbard Ohio. Davis graduated Hubbard High in 1960 attended Youngstown State University and Ohio State University before joining Xi Psi Phi dental fraternity. He left July 8 for military service and now serves at the radar base on the west coast. Davis was among seven area men to pass OSCB exams and enter practice in the armed forces or privately.

Stephen David Davis Ohio State Dental Board Hamilton Air Force Base Mill Valley Calif Army Air Force Davis Truman Davis Parish Ave Hubbard Capt. Davis Hubbard High Youngstown State University Theta Chi Ohio State University Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity Armed Forces

Kate Ellebee pleads innocent to stabbing charge

A Brookfield woman Kate Ellebee 419 Brookfield Ave pleaded innocent to assault with a deadly weapon in connection with an August 4 stabbing of her brother Henry T. Johnson. Johnson gave police a knife wound to the side and was treated at Sharon General Hospital. Police said Ellebee was found with a gun at her home but put it away when officers arrived.

Brookfield Brookfield Ave Henry T. Johnson Kate Ellebee van Bond Raylce Johnson Sharon General Hospital Ellebee

Country Hoe Down festival readies Aug. 22 opening

John Pero announces ninth annual Country Hoe Down set for August 22 to 24 at the parish church hall. Dinner menus include fried chicken fish and spaghetti all served for 1.25 adults 0.75 children with takeout options. Festival features teen dance nightly 8:30 to 10:30 with WHOT Good Guys and 75 cent admission.

Gracia Murphy John Pero Church Building Fund Altar Rosary Society

Area students named to Ohio U. dean's list

Ohio University lists 1,676 spring quarter honorees for the past academic year. Recipients include Shirley J. Hoffman Sharon Rd Brookfield Larry R. Pavone R D 1 Brookfield Karen L. Simon Madeline St Masury and Beverly A Norton Vienna. Freshmen and upperclassmen must meet minimum GPA standards.

Shirley J. Hoffman Warren Sharon Rd Larry R. Pavone R.D Brookfield Karen L. Simon Madeline St Masury Beverly A. Norton Vienna Ohio University

Playgrounds End Season With Gala Picnic

Eight weeks of playground activity concluded last Thursday with a gala picnic at Harding Park from 11 a.m. to 3 30 p m. Over 100 participants attended as Bruce Currie president of the Hubbard Recreation Board cooked hot dogs. Activities were held at Waugh Reed Hillcrest Roosevelt and Jones Street fields.

Harding Park Bruce Currie The Hubbard Recreation Board Waugh Reed Hillcrest Roosevelt Jones St. Fields

Richmond named as Brookfield police officer

Brookfield trustees approved hiring James Richmond of Masury as Brookfield police officer at a payroll meeting. Richmond, a former officer from 1966 to 1968, attended the state patrol academy and replaces Edward Barnet on leave. He is married to Betty Lou Faber, Brookfield High School graduates, and they will move to Masury this fall.

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Automations limits and the rise of human control

An article discusses how machines can perform man’s tasks but rely on human operators, envisioning an automatic electronic brain with vast circuitry yet lacking imagination or moral sense. It then shifts to a local ad for Al Tell's Pharmacy offering fair prices, courtesy, and senior discounts at 22th Liberty Street Patton's Sparkle Market.

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