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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
6
Hubbard Par-Wes Club gathered May 27 at Mrs. George Rozzo's 15 West View Ave. The group planned summer activities and luncheon centerpiece featured crystal. The next meeting is set for June 24 at Mrs. Alex Timko’s 315 Parish Ave.
Richard N Spong son of Mr and Mrs G N Spong 232 Grandview Ave among 21 ROTC graduates at Youngstown University to receive reserve commissions in the Army He is commissioned 2nd Lt will report for active duty Sept 17 A 1959 Hubbard High School graduate he earned a B S in Business Administration at YSU He held multiple campus posts and activities during his time there.
Beverly Ann Hougelman of Burghill and Edward Griffiths of Cortland announce their engagement. Miss Hougelman, a Badger School graduate employed by Packard Electric in Warren, plans a June 27 wedding at 7 p.m. at the Christian Church in Cortland with an open reception.
Airman apprentice Josh J. Jones of Masury Ohio visited Subic Bay Philippines in May aboard the USS Midway on Far East operations with the Seventh Fleet. Midway has hosted ports in Hawaii Hong Kong and Japan during the mission.
Miss Judy Rocco fiancee of Paul F. Dominic III was honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday May 24 at her home 56 Viola Ave Hubbard. Hostesses were five aunts and about 55 guests with rose trellis decorations and afternoon games.
The Hubbard June 15 meeting of the Wilda Davis Class of the First Presbyterian Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Lorena Young with Mrs. William White as cohostess. Devotions will be led by Mrs. R N Brashear and Mrs. Michael Murphy will present the program.
Midge Fiest led the Flag event on the front nine while Teeny Clower and Ann Angester trailed. On the back nine Eline Heltzel took first with Bee Esler second and Roglyn Ossut third.
Carl Cilas of 106 West View Ave was admitted last week to North Side Hospital as a medical patient.
Mr and Mrs John Shandor celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary on June 6 with daughter Karen turning five on June 4 and son John Jr aged 9%. John Tartler and Edyce Tartler share birthdays on June 5 and June 10 respectively. The Williams family marks multiple birthdays with Ricky set for June 10 and graduation from St Patrick's this week. Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Harold Hullihen on June 9. Convalescents Eve Constante and Mrs Michael Polon recovering from surgery. Parish Ave residents attend Paul Miller and Patricia Smith wedding in Pittsburgh. Westview Heights Residents Club to meet June 8 at First Presbyterian Church social hall with officer election and picnic planning and discussion on local water issues.
The Hubbard Fortnightly 1V Club closed its year with a May 28 gathering at Mrs. Howard Sherman’s home. Outgoing officers gave annual reports. new member Mrs. Ralph Trail joined. Officers for next year are Mrs. James Hagan president, Mrs. Malcolm Tuck vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson secretary, Mrs. Russell Jones treasurer, and Mrs. Donald Thomas historian. A vacation theme featured slides and a talk by William Slemmons on Seeing America First and shown North American scenery. Refreshments, served by Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Edward Schultz, and Mrs. Robert Craig, used a buffet with vacation decorations.
Three classes participated in the Cap and Gown services at Central Christian Church. Miss Shirley McMonagle of the class of '65 escorted graduates to seats as gifts from the church were presented. A reception followed in the Fellowship Hall with Miss Karen Young of the Class of '63 presiding at the refreshment table.
The Hilltoppers 500 Club met May 21 with hostess Gladys Mauch at 232 Hager St. A June 25 summer cutting was set, and plans for a dinner and a Packard Music Hall play. Prizes went to Mullen Del Arco and Bradley. Marge Peters won Bouncing Betty. June 18 meeting at 8 p.m. will discuss fourth-year plans.
Post commencement open houses are listed for Hubbard High School graduates. Terry Wolfgang will be honored June 4 at 648 Woodbine Ave. Carol Orlando hosts June 7 at Long's Restaurant with Ursuline High School ties. Carol Plesic, June 7, 4 pm, Parish Ave. Johnny Chufo, June 7, 6 to 10 pm, Rebecca Ave. Beverly Ann Swogger hosts June 7 at 2 pm, Moore St. Mary Jean Hrybiniak also named Hubbard graduate.
Rebekah Lodge 758 meets Friday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall with officers at 7:30 p.m. for drill practice. Hostesses are Mrs. Ethel Channing Mrs. Florence Harder Miss Nora Moga and Mrs. Ruth Young. A Stanley party follows the meeting.
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