Hubbard Ohio Post Office Entry Notice and Publisher Note
The Hubbard Ohio 44425 publication notes its second class matter status as of January 12, 1928 and lists publisher and editor roles with a noon Saturday and news on Monday schedule.
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
2
The Hubbard Ohio 44425 publication notes its second class matter status as of January 12, 1928 and lists publisher and editor roles with a noon Saturday and news on Monday schedule.
Brookfield High School National Honor Society held its annual banquet in the school cafeteria. Outstanding seniors received awards from Principal Anthony J. Pintar and Assistant Principal James Hyre, with master of ceremonies French Walton presiding.
Phil Ciufo Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ciufo Sr. of 428 Church Street, has completed a 13 month Vietnam tour earning the Bronze Star and the Commendation Medal for heroism aiding wounded comrades. He was stationed with Troop D, 17th Cavalry, 199th Light Infantry Brigade and discharged March 19.
T Sgt John W Miller of Brookfield Ohio and 16 Second St is cited for aiding combat units in Thailand. He serves as a communications equipment technician with the 1974th Communications Group at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai AFb. The unit earned the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for the third time.
Airman James R. Uher, son of Mr and Mrs James J Uher of Hubbard, has completed training as an aircraft instrument repairman at Chanute AFB Illinois. He departed Monday for duty with a Strategic Air Command unit at Castle AFB California and is a 1968 Hubbard High School graduate.
An open house will be held for Jeannie Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Dele Williams at 255 Oak Knoll Rd on June 8 following her graduation celebration.
The Hubbard centennial history recounts Nehemiah Hubbard gifting land for a burying ground later Old North Cemetery, early shops run by Samuel Tylee Sr and Dr John Mitchelltree, taverns, mills, a stage route to Youngstown, coal and iron industries, and Hubbard's 1868 incorporation as a municipality. New developments include a Powell Pressed Steel Co. charter push and a 1920 Kiwanis district meeting in Hubbard.
Hubbard The First Christian Assembly Vacation Bible School runs June 16 to 27 for children ages 4 to 14. Mrs Carl Painter directs from 193 Franklin Road with evenings 6 30 to 8 30 Monday through Friday. Registration by mail or at 3243 Cardinal Drive Youngstown or by phone 746 3615 759 2272 534 4290. Transportation available.
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