Lyric Mauve Attire Highlight Bailey Presley Wedding
Miss Maureen Sue Presley weds Warren R. Bailey in Sacred Heart Church Sharon. Attendants wore velvet and silk gowns with empire bodices and mauve taffeta dresses. Guests from Milwaukee to Youngstown attend three hundred at John Schuster's Steak House reception. After December tenth the couple plans a Houston, Texas home. Presley is a nurse, Bailey a chemical engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Sue Presley
Warren R. Bailey
John Hanes
Sacred Heart Church
Sharon
Paula Presley
Marcia Mishata
Pauline Gelety
Judy Thomas
Charlotte Klapach
Jud Thalen
Steve Klapach
Samuel Parris
Painesville
Ohio
Jessica
Pandora
Lorie Thalen
Charlene Polchosky
van Rinkus
Richard Such
Thomas Amon
William Morelanl
John Schuster
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
New Lothrop
Michigan
Lansing
Warren
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Red Cross Workers Named in Townships
L. C. Harlan, chairman of townships for Trumbull County Chapter of the American Red Cross, announced township chairmen. Mrs. M. M. Stratton is chairman for Brookfield Two with co-chairman Mrs. James Roche. Harlan said the twinship chairmen link chapter headquarters in Warren to outlying parts of the county and urged Brookfield Two residents to contact them for Red Cross assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Harlan
Trumbull County
American Red Cross
M. M. Stratton
Brookfield Two
James Roche
Harlan
Warren
Stratton
Roche
Red Cross
Ohio Education Association delegates attend Columbus convention
Mrs Nell Burrows Miss Helen Rice and Mrs C W Mitchell attended the Annual Ohio Education Association convention in Columbus from November 30 to December 2. Burrows and Rice represented Hubbard Classroom Teachers Association while Mitchell spoke for Girard Education Association staying at the Deshler Hilton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Burrows
Helen Rice
C. W. Mitchell
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Deshler- Hilton Hotel
Miss Burrows
Miss Rice
Hubbard Classroom Teachers Association
Mitchell
Girard’s Education Association
Barbara Price Is Honored In Pre nuptial Party
Barbara Price, bride elect of Richard Ball, was honored at a Girard party hosted by Delores Gasser and Diane Richards on Liberty Street. Winners included Lois Shindledecker, Helen Maris, Betty Turko, and Judy Hayes with Sandra Novello taking a special prize. The couple plans to wed December 9 at Liberty United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Price
Richard Ball
Delores Gasser
Diane Richards
Liberty St
Girard
Lois Shindledecker
Helen Maris
Betty Turko
Judy Hayes
Sandra Novello
Miss Price
Mr. Babb
Liberty United Presbyterian Church
Third Son Serving In US Navy
John D. Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman of Masury, is in recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. The nine week course covers etiquette drill fitness swimming first aid shipboard safety and security duty with career counseling to pick a Navy specialty. The Hoffmans have two other sons Ralph and Larry who already served in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Hoffman
Lawrence Hoffman
Rt. 1
Bedford Rd
Masury
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Navy
Hoffmans
Ralph
Larry
Edward Watkins Participates in Navy Maneuvers
Edward I Watkins an electrician's mate fireman apprentice in the US Navy serves aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Ernest G Small a First Fleet unit in Exercise Black Bear from November 24 to December 1 off Southern California The operation involved about 10 000 personnel and 16 ships with a fast carrier striking force facing air and subsurface threats Watkins is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Watkins of 1119 Youngstown Hubbard Road He graduated Hubbard High School in 1959 and joined the Navy in October 1960 after basic training at San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I. Watkins
USN
Ernest G. Small
First Fleet
California
Edward
Harold Watkins
Youngstown - Hubbard Road
Hubbard High School
Camera Club
Watkins
Naval Base
San Diego
Sandra Pierce Married In St Patrick's Church
The altar of St Patrick's Church hosted the marriage of Sandra Leigh Pierce and Ronald John Stefan on Saturday November 25 at 10 o'clock. Rev R A Hickey officiated. The bride, daughter of Clair and (Mrs) Pierce, wore a lace gown with taffeta trim and a jeweled crown veil. The ceremony featured a bouquet at the Blessed Virgin statue and a solo by Annette Istvanik. Bride friends Elizabeth Stefan and Mrs Howard Smith served as attendants. Gerald Williams was best man. Afterward, 60 guests joined a reception dinner hosted by the groom's parents. The couple will reside on Dollar Price Road. Sandra works at McKelveys in Youngstown and Ronald with General Fireproofing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Sandra Leigh Pierce
Ronald John Stefan
R. A. Hickey
Clair E. Pierce
Sharon-Stewart Rd
Brookfield
Stefan
Peter J. Stevan
Dollar Price Rd
Hubbard
Croton
Elizabeth Stefan
Howard Smith
Gerald Williams
Thomas Pirlo
James Hassage
McKelvey’s
Youngstown
General Fireproofing Co
Dollar Price
First Methodist Church News December activities and rehearsals
The Homebuilders Class hosts a family casserole dinner December 8 at 6 p.m. Meat, dessert, and coffee provided. members should bring a casserole, rolls, butter, and milk. The United Church Women meet December 8. Ruby Bowe is noted. Melody Choir and Harmony Choir times are adjusted. membership training shifts to the pastor's study 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday includes Martha Circle lunch and Gardes Club luncheon. Chancel Choir rehearsal at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Choir
Harmony Choir
Martha Circle
Gardes Club
Hubbard Men Begin Army Drills At Fort Knox
Army privates Robert E. Pugh and Lewis C. Dobbs from Hubbard are in an eight week basic training program at Fort Knox Kentucky with the Third Training Regiment. They study M 1 rifle drill physical fitness hygiene and battlefield survival. Upon completion they proceed to eight weeks of advanced individual training ending December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Robert E. Pugh
Lewis C. Dobbs
Third Training Regiment
BCT
Fort Knox
U.S. Army Training Center
Armor
Pvt. Pugh
William A. Pugh
Buena Vista Dr
Pvt. Dobbs
Cornelius Dobbs
Jacobs Rd
Yale Atmosphere For Pymatuning Gardeners
A Christmas mood pervaded the Pymatuning Valley Garden Club workshop at Hartford Methodist Church. Twenty two members learned arrangements wreaths dried arrangements novelties wrappings and candles with expert guidance from club members. The December 12 meeting will host the annual Christmas Tea at 1 30 p m with a $1 gift exchange for gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymatuning Valley Garden Club
Hartford Methodist Church
Tom Bates
John Hull
Charles Thompson
Edwin Burke
Earl Knight
Dan Denman
Hartford
W. C. Scott
William Thomas
Frank Whitmore
Brookfield Junior High Presents Musical Youth on Parade
Brookfield Junior High showcased its instrumental department on December 1 with a multi grade concert. The sixth grade band directed by Joseph Parlink opened with O Little Town of Bethlehem and other pieces, followed by seventh and eighth nine bands under Parlink and Furney, and the Cadet Concert Band led by Furney performing Italian Festival and White Christmas among others before a finale dance in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield Junior High School
Joseph Parlink
Parlink
Buchtel
Weber
Klitz
Harburg-Arlen
Pike
Frank
March Triomphale
Phantom Patrol
Robert Furney
America
Londonderry Air
Walters
Pacific Grandver
Olivadoll
Blue Tango
Anderson
Laas
Cadet
Furney
Osser
Schubert
Cofield
Misty
Garner
Mike Lenardic
Estrillita
White Christmas
Berlin
Mrs Brashear Hosts JON Club Christmas Meeting
Mrs Brashear hosts the JON Club at 1152 Hubbard-Youngstown Rd for a December 12 luncheon. Mrs E Schultz will present the Christmas Story and members will exchange gifts with associate hostesses Mrs Watson Bear Mrs J Williams and Mrs Lawrence Stewart assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schultz
J.O.N. Club
R. Brashear
Hubbard
Youngstown Rd
Watson Bear
J. Williams
Lawrence Stewart
Hubbard Firemen Auxiliary Hosts Gift Exchange Evening
The Hubbard Firemen's Auxiliary enjoyed a gift exchange in the social room on Tuesday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. James C. Hanrahan, Mrs. Glenn Stiver, and Mrs. Thomas Landy. Mrs. Robert J. Gray reviewed Charles Tazewell's "The Littlest General." Program committee members were Mrs. William Mason, Mrs. Myron Kerrigan, and Mrs. Ralph Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Firemen’s Auxiliary
James C. Hanrahan
Glenn Stiver
Thomas Landy
Robert J. Gray
Charles Tazewell
William Mason
Myron Kerrigan
Ralph Nash
Denison Named Sportswriter for The Lantern at Ohio State
Paul Bert Denison, formerly of Hubbard News, becomes sportswriter for The Lantern at Ohio State University in Columbus. He plans fencing lessons though unfamiliar with the sport. A Hubbard High School 1961 graduate, he led his class to awards in journalism and has national publication credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bert Denison
The
Hubbard News
James Denison
First St
Lantern
Ohio State University
Columbus
Denison
Hubbard High School
Friendly Belles Club enjoys bridge night at Burrows home
The Friendly Belles Club met Tuesday evening November 28 at Mrs. Milo Burrows on John White Road. After a brief business session the group played a lively crazy bridge game with prizes won by Mrs. Minerva Lee and Mrs. John Samulka. Refreshments followed served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Belles Club
Milo Burrows
John White
Minerva Lee
John Samulka
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Bailey-Presley
Houston
Texas
Brookfield High School
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
St. Luke’s Hospital
Margaret Presley
North State Line Road
Leonard Presley
Eldon Bailey
New Lothrop, Mich
Flint Junior College
Michigan State University
Diamond Alkali Co
Regina Marie
N. Main ST
Emrich Jewelers
Dee
Edward Watkins
Sandra Pierce
St. Patrick’s Church
Ronald J. Stefan
First Methodist Church News
United Church Women
Ruby Bowe
P. Mackin
Sharpsville
Brookfield Diary
Fifth Street
Struthers, Ohio
Yale
Pymatuning
Brookfield Jr. High
Mrs. Brashear
JON Club
Dennison
Ohio State U. News
Paul Denison
Friendly Belles
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