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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
10
A Common Pleas Judge William McLain presided a one minute ceremony held in a courtroom crowded with over 100 attendees. The event drew a large audience and showcased a swift formal proceeding in a public space.
Local families host open houses after Hubbard High School commencement with graduates Alice Marie Don Joshua Ann Elizabeth Snyder Marilyn Jane etc. Distinct events listed for June 8 through June 11 at multiple homes across Hubbard area. Attendees include relatives and friends. some graduates include Robert Allen Emanuel David and Phyllis with parents listed.
Mr and Mrs Louis Bereis invite friends and relatives to an open house at Roumanian Hall 720 Taylor St after Elaine Bereis graduation from Hubbard High School on Thursday June 8. All are welcome to attend.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Vernar of 721 Taylor Street announce an open house Thursday evening June 8 after the commencement exercises for their son Stephen M who will graduate from Hubbard High School at 8 p m.
Open houses mark the Hubbard High School graduating class with two events. Ernest Cunningham, graduating student, will be honored at a Friday 7 30 p m gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Orwell McClung at Mack Drive off Route 62. The Sentillo family holds an open house for daughter Sandra Louise on Saturday from 2 p m until midnight at 520 Bell-Wick Road.
The Men's Fellowship discussed buying a folding table and playground equipment. The Ladies Fellowship schedules two June banquets Faber and Son this Saturday and a Youth banquet on the 29th with Mrs Georgia Bosley as chair. Missionary Society meets with Mary Reed presiding and funds go to Round Lake Christian Service Camp. Over 70 fathers and sons will attend a Saturday banquet at 6 30 p m with Mrs Alice Jewell in charge. Vacation Bible School starts June 12 at 9 a m with the theme Living For Jesus and Bible lessons handicraft and games. Rev Dale Kuhns will preach on Seeking the Lord at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Origin of LV.
Kent State University will award 970 graduate and undergraduate degrees this Saturday June 10 at 10 am in the memorial gymnasium. Commencement speaker and degree conferrer details include President George A Bowman and Dr John A Krout of Columbia University. Four Hubbard residents are among the graduates Doris J Lynn Henry M Phillips Raymond and John Plummer and John Losik. Raymond Plummer and John Losik graduate cum laude with a 3.3 or better average.
George Kraynak, Hubbard congregation presiding minister, says 50 delegates will attend the United Worshipers Assembly at Yankee Stadium in New York City in June 2025. Local residents plan to depart June 19 to secure accommodations, with many staying in private homes or traveling by chartered bus or private autos. The event will feature Bible teaching methods and daily living applications, with about 70,000 expected attendees including delegates from Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Petite Fleur Garden Club will wind up activities for the season with a luncheon at Cicero's in Youngstown on Wednesday June 14, resuming activities in September. Arrangements will be made with the Garden Forum prior to the luncheon and members will attend as a group.
The Air Force offers a Basic Meteorology program for June graduates with strong math backgrounds. Selected graduates will attend Texas A&M or the University of Oklahoma, receive full pay, and be commissioned as second lieutenants after a three month indoctrination at Lackland Air Force Base. Contact S Sgt. Robert D. Smith, Room 224, Post Office Building, Youngstown, RI 6-3378, for interview arrangements.
A surprise birthday party honored Randall Emich on June 2 for his 17th birthday. Planned by Emanuel Mageros Dale Williams Fred Larson Steve Vernarsky Randall Winklevoss and Jerry Wills the event was held at the Emrich home 251 N Lewis Seifert Rd with guests from their social club presenting gifts.
Troop 104 of First Baptist Church spent June 2 to 4 at Lake Arrowhead for a Camporal living in tents and cooking over wood fires. Nine scouts attended with leaders Arthur Miller Larkin Stone Francis Showman George Gettan and William Rowlands on hand. Senior Patrol Leader Thomas Tedrow led the Roadrunner Patrol to a score of 776 earning second place red ribbons and a gateway ribbon.
Members of the Nameless Nine held a banquet Saturday evening May 27 in the Hearth Room of the Holiday Inn. Mrs. Jackie Roskie and Mrs. Ricky Halicki could not attend due to hospitalization. Guests were Mrs. Jeanette Bradley and Mrs. Ollie Bona. The club will resume activities soon.
A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Brown of 148 S. Main St. included a surprise open house at the Williams home in Hubbard after a dinner at The Tavern in New Wilmington. Attending were family, friends, the Browns’ sons Bertiey and David, and Gloria Jean Fedders of Youngstown. Mrs. Brown, formerly June Schmidt, and Rev. Braynton officiated at the 1936 Poland Methodist Church ceremony.
Central Christian Church outlines a 9 am Bible School, 10 am worship, 11 am close. Children’s Day offering supports missionary work. Sermon titled The Lovely Gates of Life. Vacation Bible School runs Monday to Friday for two weeks 9 30 am to 11 30 am with Mrs William Harry directing. Construction on a new educational unit starts this week by Ernest Bernard Construction Co and should finish by October.
The Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church met in the church social room on Thursday evening June 1 with Mrs. Paul Gratz presiding. Thirty seven women answered roll call from five circles. Mrs. John Welton led a devotional and Rev. Phillip Thorne presented stories titled This is My Father’s World. Organ music accompanied the narration and lunch was served by circle chairmen.
Masury residents hosted gatherings honoring local students and brides to be. Margaret Loper and Richard Harriff hosted twelve guests for a dinner celebrating Robert Loper's graduation class at Brookfield High School. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Shay of 89 Lyme Street. Rose Haynie, engaged to Clyde Moffett, received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Abraham Haynie and Mrs D D Christy with out of town guests from Warren and Cortland. Knights of Columbus delegates attended the Ohio State Council convention in Cincinnati where Thomas M Dowd of Kenton was named state deputy. Mrs Frank Arsetta of Farrell, a Curtis School teacher, graduated cum laude from Youngstown University in education.
Second Lt. Raymond P. Vojtko, 22, son of Mrs. Meg C. Vojtko of Masury, joins the first class at the Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Pa. The course ends in late July after a 1956 Brookfield High School and 1960 Youngstown University education. Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Masury Methodist Church on Home for the Homeless. Program led by Mrs. John Goner. Church hosting a rummage sale June 9 and 10. Hostesses listed. The next meeting set for July 6. Mrs. Glenn Daugherty hosted a luncheon at a neighbor’s home.
Mrs. Nick Bartolin hosted a stork shower at her Brookfield Ave. Masury home with roses on the table and swan favors marking 12 places. Games and prizes delighted guests as the honoree received many gifts. In Masury the Slope Congregational Church moved Sunday services from 7:30 p.m. to 8:15 a.m. for the summer, with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
Jo Ann Durman six daughter of Mr and Mrs James Durman of 153 Addison Road was treated at Sharon General Hospital Thursday for deep cuts after a fall against an iron kitchen stool at home.
Mr and Mrs Emmit Aldrich of Linesville Pa honored on their 25th anniversary while family hosted in Masury. Open house for Brookfield High School 1961 graduates followed by births and injuries occurrences including a boy treated for back cuts after a fall on glass during football.
The London Times reports Communist party membership in free Europe fell from 3 million to 2 million in just over seven years. This decline reflects loosening political alignment across multiple nations.
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