Shelter in home doubles as living area and archery den
In 1961 Hubb in Houston built the citys first fallout shelter at 1055 Waugh Drive the concrete shell nearly complete. Builder and champion archer Hubin shows a home library around two thousand books and a basement featuring deer trophies and carvings. A New Year party for Candace 16 marks the family’s home oriented life as the shelter blends with living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hubin
Waugh Drive
Hubbard
Hubin
Candace
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce Plans Growth Drive
The Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce board adopted a constitution and set aims to promote Hubbard area growth. A membership drive begins under Wilson D Patton with Bill Hulbert as publicity chair. The group restructures to six directors, with three vice presidents guiding new business, current business, and regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce
Arba Bear
Ken Harris
Hubbard Area
Wilson D. Patton
Bill Hulbert
Hubbard
Youngstown Curve Crash Prompts Manslaughter Charge
A speeding car veered off a road curve in Youngstown, striking a utility pole and tumbling into a field. Two youths were seriously hurt and a third was killed, his neck broken. Police planned to charge the driver with second degree involuntary manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Anthony J. Sebastian
Rotary
Atom fallout warning from Civil Defense expert at Rotary Club
Anthony J. Sebastian, deputy director of Ohio civil defense, told a Rotary Club luncheon that underground shelters give Hobard people a good chance of surviving a nuclear attack. He warned about 10 percent national death toll but said millions could survive with proper preparation. Sebastian disputed Senator Young’s catastrophe claims, noted Youngstown as a prime target and identified West Federal and Madison Streets as ground zero for attack projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Sebastian
Ohio Civil Defense Organizaton
Rotary Club
Hubbard
Sebastian
Ohio
U.S
Steven Young
Youngstown
Homecoming Assn Plans Changes to Rules and Queen
Hubbard Homecoming Association discussed revising its constitution and by laws at a January 17 meeting in the city building led by Dr Thomas A Minahan. Robert Allen chaired the committee presenting the revision with Paul Rowlands Robert Bentley Harry Hamilton and James Hagan named. Officers are to be elected March 14. This year the Homecoming is moved to July and includes a new Hubbard Homecoming Queen election while also planning a community center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Homecoming Association
Thomas A. Minahan
Robert Allen
Allen
Paul Rowlands
Robert Bentley
Harry Hamilton
James Hagan
Hubbard
March of Dimes Drive Sets Hubbard Headquarters and Bowling Match
Hubbard announces the 1962 March of Dimes Mothers March will run Tuesday evening January 30 from 7 to 9 pm with headquarters in the basement of the Metropolitan Savings & Loan on West Liberty Street. Co chairs Mrs Betty Lou Hanrahan and Joseph Baldine urge volunteers to report back after the drive and bowlers may enter the bowling tournament January 21–27 for a $1 entry. The article notes major 1961 research advances in rheumatoid arthritis blood tests and polio vaccine improvements, plus viral detection methods and a link between an intestinal virus and infant heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Hanrahan
Joseph J. Baldine
Hubbard
Metropolitan Savings & Loan Co
West Liberty Street
Hanrahan
Ruth Humphrey
Lucille Evans
Baldine
Hubbard Area
Morris Ziff
University of Texas Southwastern Medical School
Dallas
Joseph L. Melnick
Baylor University
Councilman Morgan
Columbia University
University of Michigan
George Dempster
University of Saskatchewan
City Council Weighs Engineer Contract Bid Terms
City council met in a bargaining session over Theodore Dastoli s bid to become city engineer with a four hour day five days a week and a three year contract. Proposals included extra pay for private developer plan reviews and higher cost totals with eight percent of construction costs as a fee, plus comparisons to his Girard contract of two years at 350 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dastoli
Dastoli
Joseph Baldine
Arthur Waldo
Waldo
Castoli
Girard
Council
Thomas Crowe
William Colletta
Lester Wellendorf
Dr. Crowe
Youngstown
Hubbard
New Bell Wick Bowl Shows Kegling Trend
Hubbard business leader Frank Zitnik helped Bowling grow from a male recreation to a family activity since 1946. From six lanes in 1946 to ten in 1948 and later expansions, Hubbard Recreation Center added lanes, automatic pin setters, and room for memberships and junior leagues reflecting a nationwide boom in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Recreation Center
N. Main St
Zitnik
Hubbard
Hubbard Recreation
Frank Zitnik
New Bell- Wick Bowl, Inc
Keg
Church plans $260000 building approved at meeting
Hubbard Grace Lutheran Church members approved a $260000 building program including a new house of worship a fellowship hall and an education block on Hall Avenue The project aims to seat 400 in the nave and 216 at tables with space for 25 Sunday school classes and is to be bid in May with possible partial construction and future borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Grace Lutheran Church
Hall Avenue
Carl Hagen
Raymond Kulow
Louis Martsolf
Jack Rigney
Martsolf, Gross
O’niel
New Brighton
Fred Benner
Dan Dunmire
Jack Emrich
Carl Gangloff
Sam Puscher
Clara Schreiber
Dale Washington
William Zimmerman
William Slates
Edna McBride
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Hubbard Church Club
The Men's Club of the First Methodist Church in Hubbard will sponsor a spaghetti supper on Saturday January 27 in the church basement. Dinner runs 4 30 to 7 p m with tickets at the door. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of Hubbard
Hubbard Township Issues 149 Zoning Permits in 1961
Zoning Inspector Frank McClain reported to trustees that Hubbard Township issued 149 zoning permits in 1961 with a declared valuation of 670169 dollars. Among them 27 permits were for new dwellings, one for a commercial building, and one for an industrial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClain
Hubbard Township
Cemetery Board Names Officers
The Union Cemetery board met January 11 in Council Chambers. Harry F. McFarland was named clerk for a two year term. Pucak and Vargo chose terms for Pucak three years and Vargo one year. Myers and Hagan were rehired. Attendees were Pucak Vargo McFarland Myers and Hagan. Future meetings are the third Wednesday each month at 9 o clock at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cemetery Board
Harry F. McFarland
E. Pucak
M. Vargo
Pucak
Mr. Vargo
Puck
McFarand
H. Myers
J. Hagan
Mayor Sauline Fines Seven In Thursday Court
Mayor Albert Sauline fined seven violators at Thursday night court. The list includes Robert Bird of Harbor Creek overloaded truck fined 25 dollars plus costs, Jesse Draker Jr of Youngstown license plates not displayed 10 dollars plus costs, Sidney Joe Jr of McDonald crossing yellow line 5 dollars plus costs, Gary Fisher of West Middlesex obstructing traffic by leaving vehicle unattended, John O Rourke of West Middlesex passing on right, Theodore Young Jr of Sharon passing on railroad tracks, and Paul F Dominic of Erie Street unsafe operation all fined with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
Robert Bird
Harbor Creek
Jesse Draker Jr
Wilson Ave
Youngstown
Sidney Joe Jr
Pittsburgh Ave
McDonald
Gary Fisher
Gary Dr
John O'Rourke
Erie St
West Middlesex
Theodore Young Jr
Heinz Ave
Sharon
Paul F. Dominic
E. Water St
Housing Hunt Underway for Foreign Student Host Families
Hubbard Chapter of the American Field Service seeks qualified local families to host a foreign student for 1962 63 with a February 15 deadline to file applications at AFS headquarters in New York. Bertil Hedelin of Sweden is guest for 1961 62. Lena Moberg of Sweden and Renate Boy of Germany have stayed in Hubbard in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Chapter
American Field Service
New York
Wilson Patton
Patton
AFS
Bertil Hedelin
Sweden
Hubbard
Alex Antonio
Grandview Avenue
Lena Moberg
Renate Boy
Germany
Miss Moberg
Miss Boy
United States
Edward Parsons
Christian Ave
Rotary Club of
Hubbard High School
Lon Silver
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Candy
Inc of C
Federal
Madison Streets
March OF Dimes
Tion
Ling
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Kenneth Harris
Stan Peterson
Cemetery Board
Sauline
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