Keglers Korner League Highlights and Holiday Notes
Alex Forte led the Sunday Night Mixed with a high game of 237 and high set 635. Other top rollers included Chuck Nock 235-628 and John Daughton 224-622. Ladies reported Gladys Mauch and Toadie Bently tied for 588, with Betty Ross topping the high single 199. Hubbard Main League split leaders at 42-22, Vinylume and Tondo Carpets posting big sets and Edwin H. Cornell top single 257 with 631. Bell Wick Bowl owned the Spied Men's and Boys Wear Classic half title. Dec. 7 and Dec. 14 shows top teams, sets, and high rollers like Tom Shelleby 702. Merry Christmas notes from Hubbard and Speech Classis add season cheer amid league standings. The piece also notes federal shopping malls and a quip about a rental truck firm in Atlanta.
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Ladies League
Gladys Mauch
Toadie Bently
Betty Ross
Evelyn Jones
Hubbard
Kelly and Son
Vinylurme
Tom Jacobs
Warren Mathews
Rich Cornell
Larry Kowalski
Wayne Decot
Carl Dickey
Vinylame
Tondo Carpets
Sharon Auto
Edwin C. Cornell
Steve Gleydurn
Stan Parnell
Tony Nerone
Edwin H. Cornell
Outdoor Journal
Ceetare
Hubbard Main
Bell Wick Bowl
Devine Insurance
Davis St. A.C
Ed Zitnil
Millerbeile
Ed. Wasko
Joe
Three charged for theft at American Hardware Store
Cynthia McMinn faces theft charges for allegedly taking a Hoover upright sweeper and an upright deluxe shampoo polisher from American Hardware Store on N Main. Larrimore Snipes and Alfred Gore are charged with complicity to theft and McMinn is jailed at Trumbull County Jail.
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Arthur Magee
American Hardware
N. Main St
Cynthia McMinn
Larrimore Snipes
Alfred
Sonny” Gore
McMinn
Trumbull
Mike Angelo
Arco
W. Liberty St
Stewart Ave
Ann Bartnett
Angelo
Ken Madeline
Tom Forgacz
Youngstown
Roosevelt second floor becomes Little Village for holidays
Hubbard Ohio December 9 1981 second grade class at Roosevelt School transformed their floor into a Little Village with a book store and other shops. Superintendent James D Eramo visited to read stories while students presented a town key and a large Christmas card.
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Hubbard
Roosevelt School
Hubbard Schools
James D’eramo
D’eramo
Eramo
Warren agency opens HEAP applications for emergency aid
Warren Trumbull Community Service Agency invites applicants for Home Energy Assistance Program aid. Required documents include income verification, welfare letter, electric or gas shutoff notice, fuel oil supply proof, and three months of bills. Applications at 143 South Park Ave Warren or satellite offices Brookfield Township Wednesdays 1 to 3 p.m. Hubbard Township Thursdays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Central office hours 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Information lines provided.
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Warren
Warren- Trumbull Community Service Agency
Home Energy Assistance
Welfare Department
South Park Ave
Brookfield Township
Hubbard Township
Seek whereabouts of 1968 LL All-Stars
Hubbard seeks missing members of the 1968 Little League Western All-Stars. The Western team, a Hubbard Community League contender, played Eastern Division All-Stars on July 21, 1968. Officials request information on players Bob Backes Mike Antoni Jim Hurt Ron Vargo Bill Collins Ken Graban Steve Lowry Ron Wilson Gary Knupp Gerald Perkins Bob Pieton Gordon Morris Frank Angelo Dan Angelo and Bucky Skruck, contact Mike Antoui or Ken Graban.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Community Baseball League
Bob Backes
Mike Antoni
Jim Hurt
Ron Vargo
Bill Collins
Ken Graban
Steve Lowry
Ron
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Keglers Korner
Dale Schneider
Tim
Speech Classis League
Uncle Sam
Sears
Safeway
K-Mart
J.C. Penney
Atlanta
Y’all Haul
Betty Evanoff
Catholic Digest
Eagles
Tom Brantly
Brantly
Dana Balash
Dirard
AO NA Io
Hubbard News
Wedensday
HEAP
U.S
Spicer - Rockwell
Detroit
Hartford Machine Service, Inc
Hughes ST
Ohio
Girard
Merry Christmas
Viets Chevrolet
Vienna
Warren-Sharon RD
Liberty Office
Girard Federal Savings and Loan Association
FSLIL
South State Street
Belmont Avenue
Girard, Ohio
Liberty Plaza
WN. State St
Mckinley Heights
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