Mayor Magee accused of halting Hubbard Homecoming
A Hubbard News opinion column accuses Mayor Arthur Magee and the Hubbard School Board of dictatorship for stopping the annual Homecoming parade and queen’s contest. Eugene White, president of the Homecoming Association, blasts city leaders for suppressing a long standing community celebration funded by local donations.
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Hubbard and
Hubbard Township
Hubbard
Arthur A. Magee
Ohio
Magee
Hubbard Homecoming Association
Board of Education
Homecoming Association
Hubbard Gridiron Club
Ee Eee Eee
Eugene White
Co-signing Loans Warns by BBB President John Moliterno
The Better Business Bureau warns that co-signing a loan carries real risk. Three of four co-signers are asked to pay, and lenders can pursue the co-signer for late charges, court costs, and even wages or property. Consider affording the loan only if you can pay, and require written notice from the lender if a payment is missed.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
Finance Company
National Consumer Association
Federal Trade Commission
Jerry Falwell
View from Washington on taxing fringe benefits
Congressman Williams argues against taxing fringe benefits such as employer paid parking and tuition discounts. He warns a tax would create a patchwork of rules and higher burdens, urging extension of the moratorium and cautioning against more bureaucracy while inviting constituents to call local or D C offices with questions.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S. House of Representatives
IRS
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Living stones and the church as a spiritual temple
A Sunday school reflection compares believers to living stones in a spiritual temple. The text urges joy on the face and in speech to reflect Christ, notes trials as stones shaped by the Holy Spirit, and suggests house churches and home study groups. A prayer asks God to fit believers as used stones.
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Granny
God's Church
Holy Spirit
Betty F. Day
Montage What Mothers are for by Joan Cochran
A column reflects on Mothers Day and evolving roles of mothers. It traces changing depictions from idealized caretakers to modern multitaskers who juggle career, shopping, and household tasks, arguing mothers remain indispensable for practical and memory-keeping roles.
First dental visit should occur around age two to three
Pedodontist Dr Newman explains that early dental visits help reduce fear and promote good habits. Parents influence a child’s attitude. begin gum cleaning before teeth erupt, progress to brushing with supervision as fine motor skills develop, and use consistent daily routines.
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Robert M. Newman
Early Child Dental Checkups Emphasize Prevention
Public service from Dr. Newman on pediatric dental visits covering history review, hygiene, plaque removal, and limited X rays for young children. Emphasizes regular semiannual exams, fluoride topical applications, and the role of primary teeth in space maintenance and future orthodontic needs.
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Newman
Mahoning Ave
Austintown
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