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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
2
Edward S Mann of Richards Drive Hubbard Township argues for a proactive, cooperative management plan. He questions funding priorities for roads water and sewer services and urges bid efficiency, urban renewal focus, and shared fire protection with neighboring townships to maximize tax dollar value.
Youngstown police salaries are outlined with patrolmen earning 5384, sergeants 5943, lieutenants 6400 and the chief 10000. The department employs 279 classified and 22 other positions totaling 165689 in daily pay. Benefits include six paid holidays, partial hospitalization and insurance, and a 60 annual clothing allowance.
R. D. Burrows of Hubbard, a representative for The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company and Billy T. Cox & Associates, was named a winner in the national Minute Man sales contest. The three month competition rewarded high sales and client service, placing him in the highest qualifying category.
Walter S. Jackson of 3020 Seifer Ave Youngstown was fined $50 for unsafe driving and driving with a suspended license with court costs suspended. Roosevelt Vornado of 250 First Street SW Warren paid $5 plus costs for railroad crossing violation. Albert P Rozzi of 1941 Highlawn Ave Youngstown fined for speeding with costs due. Dominic L Petrolla of 2111 Woodcrest Ave Youngstown fined $5 with costs suspended for passing on the right. Carl J Harcsall of 115 Lewis Lane Liberty Township did not appear and forfeited a $25 bond for reckless driving.
James H. Grose 66 Chestnut Ridge Rd Hubbard Twp took the oath of office as state senator to fill the unexpired term of R Olenick. Grose 69 vote margin after recount over Democrat Michael McCullion. McCullion contests by mandamus seeking recount of 149 precincts with a Dec 19 appeal hearing in the 7th District Court of Appeals.
Chris Roehow a 15 year old magician entertained Cub Scout Troop 24 during its December 8 Christmas party at Masury Methodist Church. About 115 Cubs and families attended as Santa distributed gifts and carol singing proceeded. Awards included Bobcat Kyle Kupensky Tom Leaven Wolf George Bosley Leslie Diez Gold Arrow Tom McCullough Gold Arrow and Den Chief Bars Robin Freeheit Silver Arrow Jack Dean. The party collection supported a Christmas basket for needy families with canned goods and clothing donations. Ice cream cookies and punch were served.
Mrs. Lucille Davison Hubbard school nurse and Tuberculosis and Health Association of Trumbull County board member appeals to Hubbard residents to back the Christmas Seal drive. She notes 1100 residents were screened in 1962 for TB and chest conditions, and about 1000 school children recently received tuberculin tests. A strong tuberculosis health program is planned for 1963.
Silver Motors Inc of Hubbard sells a Chevrolet new car to John Parell at 133 Rosemont Ave. The transfer lists the purchaser and vehicle make for the record.
Loren Briggs outlines the superintendent role as a link between board and community, guiding curriculum, staffing, transportation, lunch, buildings, and finances. He stresses allocating tasks to competent staff, ensuring educational leadership, and avoiding penny wise dollar foolish mistakes to sustain a high level program. Next week will cover other phases of the school program.
The Toy Committee seeks new or good used toys and cash to supply around 205 needy children in Hubbard and Hubbard Township. Donations must arrive by December 17 and may be picked up by contacting local club members and coordinators listed with phone numbers.
Postmaster Frank J. Papa warns it is too late to mail early but urges quick action as Christmas mail peaks. He advises against sending money in cards, use money orders, include full names and addresses, keep return addresses clear, and mark fragile or perishable items. Air Mail preferred for out of town cards and gifts. Parcel post and stamp windows stay open late through December 15.
Twenty years ago every Hubbard Plant employee joined War Bond payroll deductions. A Junior Class play Express Yourself was set for December 8. Althea Class president Elvira Wright reported $119.81 raised. Fifteen years ago People's Coal and Supply opened a new hardware department. Hubbard Owls Club elected John Carsone president. Senior Class presented Night of January 16. Eagles defeated McDonald 32 37 at home. Hubbard Fortnightly II Club formed gift distribution committee for Christmas. Ten years ago a service station permit hearing occurred at Main and Liberty. Rev. John R. O'Toole welcomed at St Patrick's. Christmas party planned at St Patrick's Church hall. O.N.O. Club Christmas dinner hosted at Mrs. Blaine Williams home. Five years ago Merchants Division held gala Christmas with Mumbles Howard and Susie Sidesaddle. Ray Pushkar pledged to Alpha Phi Omega at Marquette. Knights of Columbus Ladies Christmas party at Schuster's. One year ago Santa greeted 1000+ people. High School football parents banquet. Howes family welcomed a son. city council signed streets and improvements pact.
El Shams Temple, 199, Knights of Khorassan, will relocate from Warren to Knights of Pythias Hall in Coalburg the first of the coming year. It is an affiliate of the Knights of Pythias with members from Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Regular meetings are held the fourth Saturday of each month.
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