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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
2
Congratulations to Hubbard High graduates of 1961 on their achievements and future goals. The message praises their potential and urges balance with fun and joy during upcoming summers and onward.
From Hubbard history the piece surveys sports and social notes across anniversaries, engagements, and local events. Notable entries include Al Jones and Lou Parenti with 73s at Hubbard Course vote day, Bet ty Lesher engagement to John Jenny, and Mae Murphy tied to Raymond Holley at a surprise supper-bridge. Also mentions Miss Nellie Bailey at a Youth Conference in Akron and Jean Rees visiting family in Hubbard.
Silver Motors Inc. transfers vehicles to William Warden at 4981 Hopkins Road Chevrolet station wagon. to David Williams at 1954 Everett Ave Chevrolet. to Edward Gwisdale at 1038 Poland Ave Chevrolet. to Joseph Kane at 154 Ted Lane Oldsmobile in Youngstown.
Paul Jurko transfers property in Yankee Lake to Angela Arcade. Andy Popa transfers property in Hubbard to Mary Figueroa. Mike Nicora Jr transfers property in Hubbard to William E Anderson.
Common Pleas Judge W W Badger of Holmes County overruled a bid for a new trial in the Warren James Baldine vote fraud case. James has 20 days to appeal. split with Kilpatrick may affect future developments as Craig replaces the ex-safety director.
Hubbard residents paid tribute to war dead with a Memorial Day program led by VFW Post 3767. Col Stephen Minehart of the Ohio Army Reserve spoke at the War Memorial, followed by a parade, wreaths, and a statue dedication at St Patrick's. A Legion service occurred at Oakdale Cemetery and Charles Ferrick chaired VFW events.
The Sundowners stars Deborah Kerr Robert Mitchum and Peter Ustinov in a Warner Bros. feature at the Palace Theatre for Friday Saturday and Sunday June 9 10 11. Glynis Johns and Dima Merrill also appear in the Australian set drama with a supporting co feature 12 to the Moon starring Ken Clark Phillip Baird Tony Dexte Roger Til Tom Conway Anna-Lisa and Francis X Bushman. Evening showtimes begin 7 10 cartoons 7 30 12 to the Moon 8 45 Sundowners. Saturday and Sunday matinee 1 30 with continuous showings.
James Rucker Marshall Ann Seger and Ralph Tedrow will receive State Board of Education Certificates from Jones along with other scholastic and athletic scholarships. Dr Kenneth D St John superintendent presents the class. Dale Williams board president awards diplomas. Seniors sing Alma Mater and Rev Sedlacek gives benediction. Orchestra performs the Chaser March to close.
The Board disputes a plan to repay more than 300 yearly excess charges from 1956 to 1959, arguing it harms students and harms community stability. It warns of adverse publicity and urges dedicated public education supporters to run in August elections to prevent default control by hostile interests. The auditor's report is a public record at the board office.
Wind and rain battered Hubbard last week knocking down power lines and trees. Light and water crews restored services while street departments cleared debris. The Hubbard Conservation Club hosts a fishing derby at Harding Park for youths aged 4 to 18, with 500 participants last year. City officials Bob Gray and family depart Saturday for a Florida vacation.
Students may call Mrs. Humphrey at KE 43911 for details of a gala picnic Sunday afternoon July 9 at the High School under the Student Council. Roy Minina, president, said the program should run 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. with entertainment and refreshments and a chance to meet students from about 18 foreign countries.
County Commissioners hear council recommendation for bridge repairs after state says responsibility lies within city limits. Ruth Mattison of 50 Scott St. commends police for rapid, thorough morning search. An ordinance creates a city dog warden post. Parking allowed for two cars on north side of W Liberty St in front of the bank Fridays 5 to 9 pm. Council adjourns to June 19.
Local notices list upcoming birthday dates from June 9 through June 15. Names include Ronald Bartholomew Jean Knebel William Blazok Jerry Homzy Nancy H Nick Carano Fred son Vincent Fero Kathleen Ted row Jack White Albert A Knupp Geoffrey Smallwood Dan Carano Lada Gawron Edna Townsend John Bratton Andrew Maxwell George Bennett Robert Weaver James Harder Philip Wilson Charles Thomas Fisher David Williams Beverly Cash Michael Robinson Vir co Shenk John Saccoema Kay pe Janet Jewell Margie Yumbar James Laurence Billy Beasley Justine DelBene Peter Bottar Donald ee Lillian Scutillo Shirley Robert Blackwell Troup Marty Jordan Phyllis Ann Sassone Joseph Knapik Walter Coleman Steve Smith Margie Magarosi Sandra Kish Henry Axel Jr John Alli Jr Anthony Antoui Gail Beasley Denise Evans Lena Pastore Joan Plovich
Mrs Dedon 70 died May 31 at home Newton Falls Ohio of heart ailment born Austria July 26 1890 resident 24 years member of St Mary Church widow of August died 1955 survived by seven daughters and five sons plus siblings and 11 grandchildren. Funeral at parish church. burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Olaf B. Ambjurnsen of 435 River Ave Vanport Pa died Thursday at Macaluse Nursing Home New Castle after a long illness. Born in Kasvik Norway May 6 1869 he was a former merchant seaman and retired from Sharon Steel Hoop Co Youngstown in 1935. Survived by two sons Arnold Hubbard Roy F two daughters Myrtle Hungerford and Sigrid Jones nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Louise Perry Zeronas 47 who died May 27 at Sharon General Hospital were held at St. Adalbert Church Farrell with Rev. C T Nagorski officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Born in Hubbard March 18 1914 she was a daughter of Nicholas and Marie Louise Perry and lived in Mercer County. She was a member of St. Adalbert Church and is survived by her husband Anthony married in 1957 her father in Hubbard a sister Mrs John Hudak of Hubbard and six brothers Nick Jr Benny James Joseph Adam and Anthony of Ready.
George W. Parker of 6 West Water Street died Saturday in North Side Hospital Youngstown from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 73. Born March 26 1888 in Battle Creek Michigan he moved to Hubbard 30 years ago and retired in 1950 as a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer. He is survived by his wife Celesta Mitchell four daughters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at Kelley Funeral Home with burial in Brookfield.
Funeral services for Sandra Gail Bowser 13 months old were held Friday at the Methodist Church in West Middlesex. Burial followed at Hay Coal Cemetery. She died May 30 in Sharon General Hospital after a short illness. Born May 17, 1960 in Sharon, she was the daughter of Richard S. and Goldie Cox Bowser and survived by four sisters and grandparents with great grandparents listed.
Funeral services were held Tuesday evening at Kirila Funeral Home Struthers for Mrs. Adeline Cercone 56 of 223 Overlook Blvd Struthers who died Saturday June 3 at Sharon General Hospital after a heart attack at a wedding reception in Sharon. She was born Oct 17 1904 in Pacentro Italy and lived in Struthers since 1910. She was a seamstress at Mitchell Drycleaning Co and a member of Holy Trinity Church and the Altar and Rosary Society. Her husband Samuel died in 1960. Surviving are two daughters Evelyn Huda Hubbard and Antonette Sutton with
Ralph Martino Sr. of 410 French St Farrell died Monday after an extended illness at age 70. Born in Italy on Sept 4 1890 he came to the U S 50 years ago and lived in Farrell 48 years. He worked for Wheatland Tube Co retired and belonged to the Farrell Christian Assembly Church. Survived by wife Catherine 46 years and 9 children 5 daughters 5 sons plus 10 grandchildren. Services were at Madasz Funeral Home Brookfield and at Christian Assembly Church Farrell with burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park Sharon. Funeral arrangements by eo Funeral Home Brookie.
Harry Fair of 118 Mackey Street Hubbard dies Tuesday May 30 after a heart attack. A 63 year old World War I veteran and retired Youngstown Sheet and Tube employee, he lived in West Middlesex and belonged to multiple local organizations. Survived by wife and children, services held at West Middlesex Methodist Church with burial in Haywood Cemetery.
Mrs Maggie McVeay 82 of 3510 Neilson Ave Youngstown died Friday June 2 at South Side Hospital. Born November 20 1878 in Struthers she was daughter of George and Emma Weatherhead and widow of Daniel McVeay. Funeral Tuesday at D A Davidson Struthers with Dr J J Moore officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery Poland. Surviving are two brothers and four sisters and three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Member of Be Struthers United Presbyterian Church.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Eva McCartney of 370 Boyd Drive Hickory Township at Coulter Funeral Home in Sharon after her death on June 5 at Sharon General Hospital. She leaves husband Myron L. McCartney and three sons Gerald L. Cleveland Richard A. Honolulu and Donald M. at home, plus siblings and relatives.
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