Harris Named President of Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Harris of Harris Fabricating Co. was elected president of Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce at a City Hall meeting with about 40 attendees. Officers include Edward Knestrick vice president industry, Stanley Peterson vice president merchants, Ernest Bernard housing, Arba E. Bear secretary, James M. Stewart treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Harris
The
Harris Fabricating Co
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Edward Knestrick
Stanley Peterson
Merchants
Ernest Bernard
Arba E. Bear
Secre
Hubbard votes raise mayor salary and approve two posts
The Hubbard council, in its first city-year meeting, boosted the mayor’s pay to 7500 dollars from 3600 and moved to merge service and safety director posts. Both measures passed first and second readings, remaining tentative until final vote. Also noted were two newborns in Hubbard Township and a practical politics course offered by the Greater Youngstown Area Chamber of Commerce. Grant Keys reminded residents of new front seat belt laws and seat belt sales rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Hubbard Council
Service and Safety
Hubbard Township
Walter Landis
Bell-Wick Road
William Pugh
Buena Vista Drive
Mahoning
Trumbull
Greater
Youngstown Area
Barton
Chamber of Commerce
Grant Keys
Compromise Reached On Mayor Pay
City council settled the mayor salary at 2200 with a three member board of control. Service director to be paid 1200 and safety director 600 yearly, plus 600 mayoral expense allowance and a part time secretary. Mayor Albert Sauline named John J. Glad service director and Julius Yuhasz safety director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Colletta
Albert Sauline
John J. Glad
University of Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Julius Yuhasz
Hubbard Democratic Club
Truscon
Deadline set for dog licenses in Hubbard area
Hubbard area residents must buy dog licenses by Saturday January 20 to avoid a $1 late fee. Local distribution spots include H. J. Riordan in Hubbard Tom Purvies in Masury and John R. Coppage in Brookfield. Licenses cost $2 and kennel fees are $10 each with a 20 cent issuing fee for each deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Area
Trumbull
William Trimur
H. J. Riordan
Hubbard
Tom Purvies
Masury
John R. Coppage
Brookfield
Trimbur
Trock Named President of Hubbard Business and Civic Association
Walter J. Trock was elected president of the Hubbard Business and Civic Association at a City Building meeting. Peter N. Mageros was named vice president, Russell M. Hader secretary, and Frank J. Papa treasurer. committees to be appointed at the February 13 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Trock
The
Hubbard Business and Civic Association
Peter N. Mageros
Russell M. Harder
Frank J. Papa
Trock
Five Year Bar For Four Hubbard Candidates
Four Hubbard candidates lose eligibility for five years after failing to file required expense reports. Guido Forte and three others Ken Coonce LaVerne Silver Raseta and Jerome Ferguson barred from seeking office. Total spending figures cited for various races and a town wide turnout show 3 650 of 4 405 registered voters cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Warren
Guido Forte
Ken Coonce
LaVerne Silver Raseta
Jerome Ferguson
Hubbard
Albert Sauline
Wilson Patton
Joseph J. Baldine
Trumbull
Brookfield Grange Plans Tree Planting at Meeting
Brookfield Grange 2134 will meet Tuesday evening January 23 at the grange hall. Members will present an electric percolator to the group and plant a pine tree on the grounds as a community service project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Brookfield Grange
Grange
Warren Court clears library lease ruling in Warren court
Judge James France rules the Board of Education and Library Trustees may lease land on W Liberty St near Hubbard stadium for a new library. He says the lease aligns with John H Phillips will, ending a legal challenge by Phillips heirs. Awaiting a journal entry and possible appeal within 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James France
Ravenna
Board of Education
Board of Library Trustees
France
Trumbull County Common Pleas Court
John H. Phillips
Phillips
W. Liberty St
Hubbard Football Stadium
Atty. Paul Stevens
Trumbull
Warren
Library Board of Trustees
Trumbull County
Leonard Friedman
Youngstown
Hubbard Junior High
Council Tackles City Finance and Staffing Strains
City finance chief Dr. Thomas Crowe warned the council that with strict economy the city can operate for a year without new taxes though an income tax has been suggested. He noted 20 funding accounts and a general fund balance of 477, with pay and notes against funds raising cash flow issues. Mayor Sauline swore in five appointees as officials and the council tabled an engineering services contract. A detour for East Liberty Street Bridge reconstruction was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crowe
Council
State Examiner
Crowe
State
Zita Brewer
Albert Sauline
Julius Yuhasz
John Glod
City Civil Service Board
Theresa Mattinat
Guy Shippoli
Clyde Kelly
Eastern Greyhound Buslines
Cleveland
Hubbard Area
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Sharon
Youngstown
New Castle
Art Waldo
Trumbull County
Hubbard Township Trustees Tackle List of Problems
A large crowd attended Hubbard Township Trustees meeting as they address flooding on William Swaim’s property and concerns about police protection. Residents propose funding for a police cruiser, better emergency communication, and increased manpower to prevent future tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Township
William Swaim
Swaim
Board of Health
Hubbard Police Department
Dale Shields
Hubbard Communications
Charles Reichard
Beechwood Drive
Randall Williams
George Hubbard
Joseph Kraynak
Robert Allen
Poplar Avenue
Trus
Sauline Testifies For Canal at Youngstown Hearing
Mayor Albert Sauline testified in Youngstown on proposals to link Lake Erie to the Ohio River via a canal. Representative Michael J. Kirwan and others urged study, with $500,000 federal funds used for the restudy by Army Engineers. Kirwan warned that losing the canal could hurt local steel industry and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
Youngstown
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Sauline
Michael J. Kirwan
Kirwan
A. S. Grossbrenner
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
U.S. Army
Hubbard
John Glad
Jacph Baldine
Trumbull County
Carl Gangloff
The
Foundation
Pittsburgh
Co-Chairmen Named for Hubbard March of Dimes Drive
Betty Lou Hanrahan and Joseph J. Baldine were named co chairs for Hubbard 1962 March of Dimes drive with the Mothers March set for Tuesday January 30. Ruth Humphrey Lucille Evans assist Hanrahan. contact KE 43719 to volunteer. Baldine will oversee canister distribution. Atty Joseph Molitoris of Warren leads Trumbull County Drive. Last year Hubbard raised over $1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Hanrahan
Joseph J. Baldine
Hubbard
Hanrahan
Ruth Humphrey
Lucille Evans
Baldine
Atty
Joseph T. Molitoris
Warren
Trumbull County
Desperate Ad Seeks $5000 Debt In Los Angeles Classifieds
A Tuesday Los Angeles Herald Examiner classified ad shows a desperate plea for five thousand dollars with no repayment plan and only a phone number provided.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Hubbard Fortnightly Ill Club Ties Beauty Culture Program
Mrs James Alexander of 225 Gardner hosts Hubbard Fortnightly Ill Club Tuesday evening January 23 with Mrs Donald Schafer assisting. The program titled Beaut Culture by Regina features a beauty tip as the roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alexander
Gardner
Hubbard
Donald Schafer
Regina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bard Chamber of Commerce
Dr. K. D. St. John
Chamber
Charles Fer
Rick
Harvey Bear
Harris
Tary
James M. Stewart
Charles Ferrick
Bill Hulbert
Larry Alexander
George Stiver
Joseph Blackwell
Knestrick
Ferrick
Bernard
Patton
Constitution Committee
Arba FE. Bear
Business and Civic Assn
Brookfield Grange
Warren Court
Tees
Allen
William McKee
McKee
Emil Pucak
Butler
Dale Butler
John Handrush
Macabobby
Acacia
Point
Wills
Myron Kerrigan
Robert Greer
Ernie DeMatteo
Steve Bolchalk
Rod Wells
Pat Camuso
Fred Pappa
Tom Landy
Shades OF the Royal Mounted
March of Dimes
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