Arson Attempt on New Bandstand Raises Questions
Hubbard Township police investigated an arson attempt on a new bandstand, noting a previous blaze that destroyed its predecessor. Police chief Howard Bradley said evidence was sent to a lab for analysis and that early signs suggest a prankster rather than a professional arsonist. Marshall laments the ongoing burden and mystery.
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Marshall
Hubbard Township
Howard Bradley
Bradley
Hubbard City Police July report lists 67 arrests and 425 complaints
City Police Chief Raymond Moffitt publishes July figures showing 67 arrests and 425 complaints. The department investigated 21 accidents causing 12 injuries, patrolled 10 592 miles, and handled three burglary cases, 17 larceny thefts, six vandalism cases, one assault, two telephone harassment cases, plus multiple traffic and DUI offenses. Three juvenile arrests occurred including drug related corruption and two for traffic offenses.
Hubbard announces lunch policy for free and reduced meals
Clyde A. Metz, Hubbard Schools superintendent, outlines an income based scale for free and reduced price meals. Forms are sent to homes, applications return to school, and approvals or denials are announced. Fran Verostko reviews eligibility with appeals possible to Carl T. Morell. A full policy copy remains in the principals’ office.
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Hubbard
Clyde A. Metz
Hubbard Schools
Fran Verostko
Food Services
Carl T. Morell
Town Flood Aid Grants Stalled, Officials Seek Options
Representatives June Lucas and a MS Consultants rep compare flood relief tools and funding gaps. Sauline says many tools exist but lack funding. They urge constructive input and emphasize local ownership, stating the town decides what action to take and they will act accordingly.
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June Lucas
Ms Consultants
St Patrick Sets Free Milk Policy At Hubbard School
Hubbard St Patrick School announces a free milk policy for children unable to pay. Parents must submit an application to the school office for eligibility review by Mrs Linda Jordan. Appeals may be made in writing or orally to Sister Barbara Herrmann principal.
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Hubbard
Barbara Herrmann
H.M
Rummage bake sale planned by Grace Lutheran Church
Hubbard The Social Action Committee of Grace Lutheran Church sponsors a bake and rummage sale for Rescue Ministries in Youngstown. The event runs Saturday August 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the rear of the church.
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Hubbard
Grace Lutheran Church
Rescue Ministries
Youngstown
Editor's Corner by Michael N. Varveris
Michael N. Varveris pens our Editor's Corner, offering reflections on current events, literary trends, and the paper's mission. He offers concise commentary on civic life, journalism standards, and community voice, inviting reader engagement and questions.
Chubby Checker to Visit Canfield Fair Prompts Hubbard Star Tale
A Hubbard tale recalls Al Rucker Jr. later known as Clay Cole, who lip synced and performed with local groups before starring with Chubby Checker in the 1962 film Twist Around the Clock. The piece traces his early rise, TV spots, and later career steps, ending with a plea for news of Pudge’s current whereabouts.
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Twist
Canfield Fair
Checker
Hubbard High
Hubbard News
Pudge
Hubbard
Mary Ellen Kay
Hubbard Area
Rex Allen
The
Joe Baldine
Mary Ellen
Old Palace Theater
Perry Como
Elvis Presley
Ae Sinatra
al Rucker
Ted Neimi
Grizzly Pete
Wkbn. TV
Wfmj-Tv
Lustig
the Wanderer
Ohio
Cleveland
Mark Russell
Mr. Varveris
Pudge” Rucker
Township Police Report Highlights July to Aug
Township police log details July 22 through Aug 10 with 31 traffic citations five traffic and two criminal arrests while traveling about 7.80 miles seventy percent on older vehicles. Assaults and domestic disturbances 11 calls theft vandalism 16 auto accidents 26 calls alarm responses 24 ambulances 3 disturbances 9 suspicious persons or cars 20 nuisance 10 firearms 4 missing person 1 fraud 1. Two insecure residences secured two open burning calls four juvenile matters one assist to another agency two stolen vehicle recoveries four burglaries one animal bite one cruelty to animals. One hazardous materials incident at I 80 scales coordinated with department and one homicide at township nightclub. False alarms predominate alarm responses addressed to board of trustees with plan to impose response fee on malfunctioning systems. Farm Labor Latin America agricultural output tripled 1950 to 1980 while labor force rose under 30 percent per Inter American Development Bank. Seven countries saw smaller absolute farm labor in 1980 versus 1950. four others declined only 1970 to 1980.
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Board of Trustees
Latin America
Inter- American Development Bank
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