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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
2
A clipped newspaper credit line notes roles within the newsroom including Publisher Editor Society Editor Circulation Staff Writer and Advertising. The brief item identifies the staff structure without detailing names or actions.
A condensed social roundup traces Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Hubbard and surrounding areas, listing guests and hosts from decades past. Notable mentions include local residents visiting relatives in Youngstown, Williamsport, Brookfield, and Masury, plus school and club events and a hospital birth announcement.
Cole will be a featured guest on a New York radio program hosted by Bee Calmus, with a national TV program in the planning stage. His parents moved from Hubbard to Poland this year, and his siblings Tamie 3 Ricky 13 and Jim 18, a Kent State freshman, are among his biggest fans.
Winners for free gifts at the Melvin's Shoe Store grand opening on N Main Street include Jane Coonce for a doll, Bill Scullin with a holster set, Gregory Bolchalk for a rifle, Kath leen Kane for a banjo, Margaret Ann Saul ine for a push cart, Patty Grizzo for dishes, and Pamela Jane Madeline for an ironing board.
Approximately half of all swimming pools in the United States are private, reflecting a strong preference for home amenities. Public and community pools comprise the remaining portion, with regional variations in density.
Peggy Richards of 1033 W Liberty blends a career in photo coloring with oil painting creating lifelike portraits. She has won two blue ribbons in a state contest and works for studios in Youngstown Sharon and Delaware Ohio. During Christmas she handles graduation portraits and family orders, funding expenses. She studies at Butler Art Gallery and paints from an era of experience and creative growth.
The Ohio Legislature amended the bail process effective October 18, 1961, letting sheriffs deputies and various officers take bail in misdemeanor and ordinance cases including traffic and liquor violations. Bail must follow a judge fixed schedule and be taken only at designated county or municipal facilities.
Current favorites at Hubbard Public Library include The Agony and the Ecstasy by Irving Stone To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee Franny and Zooey by J D Salinger The Winter of Our Discontent by John Steinbeck The Edge of Sadness by Edwin O Connor Hawaii by James Michener The Judas Tree by A J Cronin Mila 18 by Leon Uris The library hours are 11 am to 8 30 pm on Monday Wednesday Friday and 11 am to 5 30 pm on Tuesday Thursday.
Seven Hubbard officials sat in on a Girard City Council meeting to study its procedure as Hubbard prepares to become a city in January. The changes include a safety director and service director, civil service board, expanded council, and renamed village clerk as auditor.
Bertil Hedelin, an American Field Service exchange student at Hubbard High School, compares living standards in Sweden and the United States and notes more cars in America. Rotarians screen the film Red China Outlaw and plan a Rotary Christmas party for 56 handicapped children at Central Christian Church with decorations and gifts.
Dietitian Angie L Weidman announces the Hubbard School menu for December 11 through 19 the last week before Christmas vacation. Meals include orange juice pork noodle casserole chili con carne sloppy joe sandwich turkey dinner macaroni and cheese tomato soup and ground beef with mashed potatoes all served with milk and sides.
Mrs. Lucile Davidson and Rev. Shepherd lead a canvass to expand a relief list after a home fire at Mrs. William Paine’s home during Thanksgiving. The effort targets clothing for a one year old and a baby due in February, with Rev. Shepherd reachable at KE 45325. Local figures Wilson Patton Patton's Market Joe Vitulla Archie's Barbershop and Ed Schultz visit Pinehurst for a golf trip while Riordan's Sporting Goods receives a merit award from Evinrude Motors. Frank Zitnik schedules January 13 for Hubbard Recreation Center lanes opening with new pin machines expected January 3.
Jim Provance, prominent figure at the Junior High Elementary School, invites the community to donate baskets for Christmas to needy families. Call KE 4 3991 to assist.
Mayor Robert Allen's courtroom was empty last Saturday as several traffic violators who were arrested earlier in the week failed to appear and forfeited their deposit bonds. Southington’s George W. Quiggle forfeited 158 dollars for overload and 75 dollars for fictitious registration. Others include Edward D. Zak of Wampum Pennsylvania for unsafe operation 25 dollars Norman E. Crawford of Farrell Pennsylvania 1010 Lee Avenue for a traffic light violation 10 dollars James D. Lewis Hubbard 12 McClure Avenue speeding 10 dollars Paul J. Pushcar Hubbard 120 West Park Avenue traffic light 10 dollars Mary L. Ryser Hubbard RD 2 speeding 10 dollars Lawrence E. McGowan Niles 23 Cherry Street speeding 10 dollars.
The board of directors of Sharon Steel Corporation declared a dividend of 10 cents per share on outstanding common stock. The dividend is payable at the close of business December 30, 1961 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 12, 1961.
A rabbit’s nest is referred to as a form a term used in wildlife biology to describe the shallow sheltered structure where a rabbit hides and raises young.
Marine Lance Cpl. Donald E. Burckart of Hubbard received his diploma from Secretary of State Dean Rusk after completing the Marine Corps Security Guard course in Washington on October 27. The six week program trains marines as overseas security guards with two year tours at about 51 American embassies and legations.
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