Slump in Hubbard housing starts marked 1962 report
City Engineer Ted Dastoli and assistant Joan Romani ck present a 1962 building report for Hubbard. The year saw 141 permits totaling an estimated $779,552 with housing construction collapsing to 34 new housing permits valued at $158,000, far below 1961 levels. Public library and Grace Lutheran Church projects boosted totals while public fee receipts fell.
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Bill Belding
Hubbard
Ted Dastoli
Joan Romanick
Hubbards
Mits
Hall Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Mahoning Bank Interior
Jacobs Road
Route 62
Stork Derby Contest Underway in Hubbard Area
Hubbard township launches its annual Stork Derby awaiting the first 1963 birth. Last year’s winner was Walter Landis Jr. born January 1 at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Rules require birth certificate, infant details, and Hubbard residents’ eligibility. winner announced by January 10. Local merchants sponsor gifts. sweet prizes include gas, milk, jewelry, diapers, and more. Pvt Elwood Walker returns from Camp Lejeune for 20 day leave from the Marine Corps.
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Hubbard City
Hubbard News Office
N. Main St
Hubbard Township
The
Hubbard News
Brownlee Oil Co
Silver Motors Inc
Dad
Isaly Dairy Co
Youngstown
Hubbard Office
Dollar Savings and Trust Co
Kitty’s Fashions
van Heusen
Martinat Cleaners
Service Director Reports Utilities Modernization Progress in Hubbard
Hubbard city service director John Glod reports higher light sewer and water department balances than 1961 with debt reduction in water. Five phase modernization includes a new maintenance building distribution changes a power substation street lighting machine billing and 1963 billing. Mercury installations and improved sewage processing plus a basic city map project streamline operations.
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John Glod
Hubbard City Service
Glod
N.main
W. Liberty
Glad
Hubbard
Hubbard Township
Year of progress and tragedy marked Hubbard’s 1962
Hubbard in 1962 saw new buildings rise while three men died in cave-ins. The year opened with a divorce tragedy as Fred Brown killed his two children and a babysitter before taking his own life. Hubbard elected officials were sworn in and a newborn won the New Year’s hay contest. The city logged its first traffic fatality on Rt 62. Persistent legal disputes blocked a new public library project. February saw the resignation of councilman Lester Wellendorf as he took a job transfer. An award ceremony highlighted the We nner plant as Edward Guidosh received a long service prize.
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Hubbard
Hubbard News
Fred Brown
Youngstown
Hubbard Rd
Sharon
Hubbard Council
Trumbull County
Lynn B. Griffith Jr
Walter Landis
N. Bell Wick Road
John Popa, Jr
Rebecca Ave
Rt. 62
Kenneth Harris
The
Harris Fabricating Co
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce
Walter J. Trock
Hubbard Business and Civic Associatots
James France
Raverno
Board of Education
Board of Library Trustees
Guidosh Brothers Win Big Westinghouse Suggestion Awards
Four Guidosh brothers from Hubbard and Sharon Westinghouse draftsmen have earned substantial awards for plant improvement ideas. Edward Guidosh earned 2995 for transformer material savings, totaling 4877.50 over ten years. George and John each won earlier sums for welding covers and material changes. William has about 7000 total.
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Edward F. Guidosh
N. Hubbard Rd
Westinghouse
George Guidash
Hubbard Board of Education
George
Scott St
Guidosh
John
Sharon
Bill
Clifford Bell
Hubbard- Brookfield Rd
Guidesh Brothers
Guidash Brothers
Pre School Reopens Jan 2 With Toy Party
The Hubbard Nursery and Pre School will reopen on Wednesday January 2 after holidays. A Toy Party event is planned with toy displays and discussion. Children sing about snowmen, and winter murals show frost and sleet while enrollment details are provided by Mrs. Jean Constantino and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald.
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Hubbard Nursery
Jean Constantino
Thomas Fitz
Gerald
Sharon
Hubbard plans seek federal aid for urban projects
City engineer Theodore Das toli of Hubbard travels to Chicago to confer with federal officials on Hubbard public works under the Accelerated Public Works program. Mayor Albert Sauline and County Commissioner Joseph Baldline push for sewer projects on North and South Main, Hillcrest Avenue and Center Caroline Scott streets, with a total cost estimate of 460 000 and potential $900 million federal funding.
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Theodore Dastoli
Hubbard
Chicago
Albert Sauline
Piax
Congress
Ohio
Sauline
Joseph Baldline
Trumbull County
Washington
Public Works
Sublic Works
North Main Street
Hillcrest Avenue
Center
Caroline and
Scott Streets
Michael Kirwan
An. I
Defendants Pay $509 Defense Bill in Hubbard School Suit
Five defendants in a Hubbard schools taxpayers suit must cover $509 for defense costs after the case, claiming about $1,700's value, was dismissed with prejudice November 21. Two others, board member Stephen Chuey and ex-board member Malcolm Stevenson, face no fee obligations. judge's dismissal and possible precedent raise concerns for school board protections.
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Hubbard School
Kenneth D. St. John
Chuey
Kwow
G. H. Birrell
Trumbull
Plainisf
William McKee
Hubbard Middlesex Road
Birwell
Mayor Albert Sauilne Announces Re-Election Bid
Mayor Albert Sauilne announced last Saturday night at the Geno Democratic Christmas party in the American Legion hall that he will run for reelection in the May primary. He cited three main programs: public works utilities modernization and a community center project.
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Albert Sauilne
American Legion Hall
Local man earns welding engineering technology diploma
Fred S. Laskovics of 52 Stevens On Road Masury Ohio recently received his diploma from International Correspondence Schools Scranton Pennsylvania after completing the Welding Engineering Technology course. Laskovics is employed as a designer at Taylor Winfield Corporation Warren Ohio.
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Fred S$. Laskovics
Stevensson Rd
Masury
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Laskovics
Taylor Winfield Corporation
Warren, O
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Lester G. Wellendorf
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Wenner
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