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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
1
City officials will study three health service options in January, including creating a City Health Department at about $20 000 annually, contracting with Youngstown or Girard, or seeking services from the Trumbull County Board of Health. 1961 costs for Hubbard were $2 270 and 1962 projected at $2 474 to run county services.
Democrats elected Henry Madeline Jr president of the Democratic Club with George Macabobby as vice president, Mrs Helen Dubyak secretary, and Mrs Lucile Chufo treasurer. The club will host a Christmas party January 27 at Mahoning Country Club with Anthony Camuso’s orchestra providing music.
William C. Trimbur of Niles announces candidacy for re election in the May 1962 Republican primaries. Completing his fifth term since 1942, he is a former president of the county auditors association and past GOP club leader. He and his wife, with four children, reside at 815 Robbins Ave. in Niles.
Three children share a December 17 birth date at 402 Broadview Drive Hubbard Township marking the start of Christmas season celebrations. Linda Sue turns five, Diane and Dianna will be three in April, and last year about 60 relatives joined the family gathering at Edward and Loretta Tatarka’s home. Linda Sue’s birth coincided with her parents’ celebration, making the occasion a local hospital and family highlight.
Hubbard Kiwanis Club opens a new Girl Scout cabin in Harding Park built as a service project. The 44 by 24 foot structure, costing about 2700, will be dedicated at 2 p.m. with an open house to follow and refreshments from Girl Scouts.
Dan Conti of 81 Beechwood Drive Hubbard won five $5 gift certificates in a merchants drawing last Saturday. Other winners were Nancy Praznik Ray Be geot J Beaudoin J W Thornhill Jr and Eleanor Grandy. Another drawing is set for 2 p m Saturday in the parking lot between Guy's Drug Store and American Hardware with $155 in certificates. Hubbard stores stay open late through Christmas and after the Friday Hubbard Eagles game with Sharpsville.
Republicans club will meet next Tuesday at 8 30 p m in the meeting room of a a politan Savings and Loan Co President Harvey Hatch will conduct the meeting The main order of business will be consideration of a nominating committee report and election of officers for the coming year.
Santa Monica report says Doug McClure 26 and Barbara Luna 23 filed a marriage license on Tuesday and plan to marry Sunday at the groom's parents home in Pacific Palisades. McClure leads in the Checkmate TV series.
Several Hubbard shops will stay open until midnight Friday following the Hubbard Eagles versus Howland High School basketball game. The late hours aim to attract fans and accommodate postgame shoppers in Hubbard.
Warren Trumbull County election board begins move from 132 Pine St NE to Chestnut St NE. The four to five day operation will occupy basement and first floor of the two story building, providing twice the space and room for new equipment and future expansion.
Judge James France in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court considers declaratory judgment on the Hubbard Library lease to the Board of Education. He asked briefs within 10 days. The case concerns site deed terms and a proposed $80 000 library, with construction awaiting his ruling.
Beginning today the Hubbard Post Office will stay open until 6 p.m. daily through the week and until 5 p.m. on Saturday with no Sunday hours. Postmaster Frank Pappa noted earlier mailing activity and said extended hours will cover parcel post and stamp sales only.
Coalburg Methodist Men’s Group organized a Saturday wood chopping project at Mt Everett Fruit Farm owned by John MacLellan. They cut 14 cords of apple wood, valued at 500 to 600 dollars, to aid 20 to 25 area families and plan to continue through winter and into spring with additional repair work for widows.
Mayor Robert Allen reported this week a letter from Magnus and Co. urging Council to pass an ordinance authorizing $124000 in waterworks mortgage revenue bonds for a standpipe near Hubbard High School. The letter warns delays may require redrafting and shifting the issue to 1961, hindering city water expansion.
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