Wright Brothers 75th Anniversary Flying Milestone Highlighted
A December observance in Kill Devil Hills and Dayton marks the 75th anniversary of the Wright Brothers first heavier-than-air flight in 1903. The account recalls their 852 feet ascent lasting 57 seconds, the damaged Flyer after the descent, and the subsequent development of the Wright Brothers National Memorial and its facilities near Kill Devil Hills.
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville
Wr Brothers
Mount Airy
Nags Head
Kill Devil Hills
National Park Service
Wright
Kill Devil Hill
America
Nie-Town
Orville Wright
Roosevelt School to Receive $14,000 Grant
HUBBARD The Ohio Department of Education will provide Roosevelt School with a $14,000 grant to develop special learning activities tailored to each child's educational needs. The grant prompts changes in the first grade program and student services.
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Hubbard
Roosevelt School
Ohio Department of Education
PTA Board meets tonight at Roosevelt PTA home
The Roosevelt PTA Executive Board gathers at 191 Maple Leaf Drive, hosted by Juanita Werner. A 6 15 p.m. picnic precedes the 7 30 p.m. business meeting led by President Gayle Glasnapp. Members to bring casseroles. Co-hostesses are Judy Pitts, Jane Kesner, Patti Loscko.
Hubbard budget eyed as educational audiologist funded by state unit
The county board plans funding for an educational audiologist from a state special education unit with excess costs shared on an ADA basis by districts. Estimated Hubbard cost for 1978-79 ranges $300-$400. The board approved one year contracts for teachers and supplemental contracts for coaches and staff, rehiring some with Title I funding, accepting resignations, and appointing substitutes and new secretaries. They set Nursing Supervisor Joyce Papa's salary at 11875 and authorized severance pay to Richard Sontag. Dairy and bread bids were accepted for next year, and high school principal fund objectives were amended to push ongoing program improvement through regional accreditation.
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County Board of Education
Hubbard
Robert Krizancic
William Thomas
Vickie Tucci
Paul Baucum
Mark Connelly
Mary Robinson
Martha Child
John Psinka
Peggy Kretzer
Joanne Deemer
John Elliott
Betty Lou Collins
Helen Ponzio
Alex Timke
Helen Burnett
Kay Plesic
Anthony Ungaro
Joyce Papa
Kinnick
Richard Sontag
HEA
Superior Dairy
Borden Dairy Co
Schwebel Baking Co
Bouquet Salow crafts fresh cut bouquets from Route 7 garden
Salow describes as master of his trade, a custom and specialty welding shop operates from their home. They welcome flower lovers almost any day and offer a choice of flowers from the garden. A nearby vegetable garden yields beans, Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, onions and dried greens for winter bouquets, feeding the household all winter. Mrs Salow learned gardening from experience, aided by her husband and father. a green thumb isn’t needed to enjoy a fresh bouquet from Route 7.
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Salow
July Fourth Event With Fireworks And Comedy Show
A community celebration features films at 6 and 8 30 p m with a large fireworks display at 10 30 p m. Refreshments are available all day. An ox roast on September 3 begins at noon with beef for take home in containers or as sandwiches. Entertainment includes Little Joe and his Honky Tonk Piano and a sing along from 8 p m to midnight.
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Little Joe
Autism Awareness workshop slated at Ramada Sept 23
The Youngstown event announces the First Autism Awareness Workshop at the Ramada Inn Belmont Avenue on September 23 from 4:00 to 9:30 PM. Pre registration is $5, door $6, with speakers from Cleveland and Ohio groups, including F Joseph Routman and William Hyde.
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Ramada
Youngstown
Ramada Inn
Belmont Avenue
F. Joseph Routman
Cleveland
William Hyde
Neo Searc
William Candelore
Ohio State Society For Autistic Children
Nikki Cvetkovic
Autism Workshop
Copeland
Warren
Ohio
P.O. Box
Youngstown Area
National Society For Autistic Children
Trumbull
Mahoning
Columbiana
Mossman-Peffly vows pledged in Cincinnati
Miss Marjorie H. Mossman and Mr Mathew Todd Peffly wed at Burnett Woods Park near the University of Cincinnati in a June 10 ceremony. The couple, both UC students with engineering and chemical programs, plan to live in Cincinnati after a Myrtle Beach honeymoon.
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Cincinnati
Burnett Woods Park
University of Cincinnati
Marjorie H. Mossman
Mathew Todd Peffly
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Peffly
Robert G. Mossman
Euclid Blvd
Liberty
Mossman
Richard Peffly
New Madison
Ohio
Christine Gray
Leslie Vincent
Joyce Kaumeyer
Maid of Honor
Youngstown
Lorne Charles Mossman
Liberty High School
New Madison High School
General Dynamics Research Corporation
area girls sign up for miss ohio teen event
Ohio girls aged 14 to 18 may enter the Miss Teen Ohio Pageant to be held in Columbus on Oct 8 at the Hilton Inn North. Applicants must reside in Ohio and submit by Aug 20 to 124 Maher Street St Clairsville 43950.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Hilton Inn North
Marie Sweeney
Ohio
Maher Street
St. Clairsville
Garden Club Picnic Set for Thursday in Hubbard
The Hub bard Garden Club schedules its Annual Picnic tomorrow August 24 at noon with a 1 p.m. business meeting. Hostess Mrs Virginia Williams will host at her residence. Traveling Basket will be by Mrs Ann Maro. Members should bring a casserole.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Garden Club
Virginia Williams
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Frank Bartone
Sea World
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Karen Nock
Pat Strachan
United States
Christian Women
Christian Women’s Bowling League
Bell-Wick Bowl
Berk Rare
Youngstown Rd
Werren
Beak Paper & Supply
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Mary Ann
W Frederick Miller
Robert Gillis Mossman
Charles S. Holt
Minnesota
Proctor and Gamble
Garden Club
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Pittsburgh
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ST. Warren
Angelo
Trumbull Savings 1 and Loan Company
High Street
N.E
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Newton Falls
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