Major Amedia Defense Reserve Flyer Remains Active
Maj Chester A Amedia of Hubbard continues reserve duty with the 910th Troop Carrier Group. He commands the 757th Squadron and coordinates operations while planning Alaska King Crab V missions and maintaining readiness for four hour response with 30 days of support. He joined the reserves after WWII and holds ongoing drills and air training commitments. He also directs housing authority operations in Youngstown managing 1411 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Amedia
E. Everett Road
Hubbard
Air Force
Amedia
Army
Ft. Benning
Ellington AB
Tex
Nebraska
Burma-China
Phil Cochran
First Air Commando
China
India
910Th
Youngstown Municipal
Maj. Amedia
757Th
Elmendorf Afb
Anchorage
Maj
Detph Beure
459Th
Military officer pursues War College while building home
The officer, who joined the Authority in 1959 and began his present post in 1961 after leaving the Air Force, studied at Youngstown University and earned degrees in business administration and education. He is finishing papers for the War College while living on three acres along East Everett Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
The
Authority
Regular
Air Force
Youngstown University
East Everett Road
War College
Reserve Roster Hinges on Area Troop Carrier Squadron Training
A two week reserve troop carrier group training program will begin this week at Youngstown Municipal Airport directing Col. Randall W. Hendricks with more than 500 citizen airmen from three states. The program features resident schools and on the job training in multiple specialties alongside airlift and assault landing missions. The roster lists numerous sergeants and corporals with addresses in Ohio communities such as Hubbard, Vienna, Burghill, Brookfield, Masury, Fowler, and Brookfield amid names like Thompson, Kaegey, Dalton, and Zetterquist with ranks spanning SGT to A-2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
110Th
Youngstown Municipal
Randall W. Hendricks
Reserve
Hubbard
Stewart J. Thompson
Lincoln
Robert B. Thompson
Yankee Run
Brookfield
William P. Tupper
Burghill
Neil T. Swartz
Bedford Road
John P. Schmidt
Wintergreen
Walter L. Kijowski
Third
Masury
Thomas H. Burdette
Summa Cum Laude Graduate to Work on Masters
Barbara Gregorich of Brookfield graduates summa cum laude from Kent State University with a BA in English and History. She earned the Town Hall Players Award for highest English scholastic average and holds a UW Madison non resident scholarship to pursue a master's in English plus summer German at Kent State. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Gregorich of 44 Service Ave.
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Brookfield
Barbara Gregorich
Kent State University
Kent State Arts and Sciences
Gregorich
Town Hall
Gregori
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin In
Joseph Gregorich
Service Ave
Retiring Brookfield Teacher Honored At Tea
Mrs. Frank Werner of 6 Park Place Brookfield was toasted at a Brookfield Junior High tea as she retires from education after 6 years teaching sixth grade math. The event in the home economics room was organized by sixth grade and junior high teachers with Mrs Adrian Biggs presenting a silver tray on their behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Frank Werner
Park Place
Betty
Adrian Biggs
Biggs
Edwards
Paul Caswell
James Stafford
Miss Trope
Dispute Over Trumbull County Reassessment Protest Resolution
Trumbull County officials clash after March 6 resolution protested real estate tax increases tied to a reassessment by the Cleminshaw Company. Protests accuse county officials and appraisers of discriminatory hikes, with hearings looming and the board of revision involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Robert Hagan
Joseph Ball Baldine
Lynn B. Griffith
Ohio
Trumbull County
Cleminshaw Company
Cleveland
State Board of Tax Appeals
Hio
Brookfield Officials Describe Ohio Reassessment Rules
Brookfield auditor William C. Trimbur outlined Ohio reassessment law and the board of tax appeals mandate to begin within 60 days. The county board of revision will review taxpayer complaints as 4,500 objections were filed in a 117,245 parcel county with notable land value increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleminshaw
Board of Revision
Brookfield Township
Yankee Lake
Trimbur Outlines 60 Day Reassessment Rule for Ohio Counties
Trimbur tells Brookfield Committee that upon a board ordered countywide reassessment the county auditor must start within 60 days as mandated by Ohio law. He warns the state would withhold funds if the auditor fails to begin or complete the reassessment, citing sections 5739.21 22 and Title XXXIII. He cites market gains and restoring three relief cuts as contributing factors.
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Mahoning County
Trumbull
Warren
Trumbul
Trimbur
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Brookfeld Committee
State Board
County Board of Revision
Board of Tax Appeals
Cleminshaw
Brookfield Group
Brookfield
Brookfield Committee
Board of Appeals
Ohio
Trimbur Sa
Vienna Volunteer Fire Department Sets Annual Festival Dates
The Vienna Volunteer Fire Department schedules its three day festival for July 30 31 and August 1 with a festival queen to reign over the event. Kiwanis Club to meet at noon today in the Presbyterian Church with Robert Viets presenting a program and plans to plant 50 trees to mark Kiwanis 50th anniversary. The Trumbull County Federation of Women's Clubs meets June 16 at Vienna Methodist Church with luncheon reservations due June 12.
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Vienna
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Robert Viets
Kiwanis
Trumbull County
Fowler Vienna Schools Face Money Shortage
The Fowler-Vienna School District faces a $27,600 operating funds shortfall for 1964-65 after the 45 mill levy failed. The board considers options including cutting extracurriculars, transportation, and lunch costs, delaying the school year, and reducing or ending several programs to relieve the financial strain. The November ballot will again include the operating levy for the 1964 tax year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Fowler-Vienna
Board of Education
Strawberry Festival Saturday Sponsored by Hubbard Church
The Hubbard Chapter of the United Presbyterian Men sponsors the third annual Strawberry Festival on the church lawn at 22 West View Ave. on Saturday June 13 from 5 30 p m until all are served. Menu includes homemade cake ice cream coffee lemonade and strawberries with adult donations 75 cents and 40 cents for children.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Chapter of
The
United Presbyterian Men
Church Lawn
Westview Ave
Summer Term Begins at Youngstown University
Youngstown University opened its first of two summer terms with 4,126 enrolled students. The School of Education has 1,589, followed by Arts and Sciences 1,148, Business Administration 812, Engineering 383, and Music 94. final figures may rise with the second term.
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Youngstown
Youngstown University
School of
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Business Administration
William Raven School of Engineering
Dana School of Music
Meyer Back on Job After Hospital Stay
Brookfield The News Reporter Cgaled Meyer is back at work after two weeks in Sharon General Hospital for major surgery. She recuperates at her parents home and will return pictures soon. News items accepted at 448 9604.
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Brookfield
Brookfield Area
Cgaled S. Meyer
Sharon General Hospital
Gadgets Win First Game of Season
Fowler The Fowler Gad defeated the Braves 30 to 10 to open the season. Coach Berry Clute and assistant Al Mizner lead the Gadget Team as they prepare for a schedule including Athletics, Giants, Blues, Cubs, Red Sox, Twins, and Braves across June and July at Kyser School Champion and other venues.
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Fowler
Fowler Gadget
Braves
Kyser School
Giants
Blues
Champion
Cubs
Red Sox
Twins
Kyser
Athletics
Yanks
Chamion
Gadget
Berry Clute
al Mizner
Vienna Cub Scouts Hear Lt Yankovich Talk on Space
Vienna's Pack 251 May meeting opened with a flag ceremony led by Den 9. Lt Comm Yankovich spoke on space and showed movies. Den 9 performed a skit on Indian signs themed Our American Heritage. Awards were given to Kenneth Vassis Joel Johnson Teddy Moran Robert Daras and Richard Carnahan. Keith Carnahan earned his bobcat pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Cub Scouts Pack
Della Hayes
Den 9
Ed Roscoe
Comm
Yankovich
Gene Daras
Kenneth Vassis
Joel Johnson
Teddy Moran
Robert Daras
Richard Carnahan
Keith Carnahan
Betty Carnahans
Den 7
Croatian Gardens
Miss Santell Receives Associate Degree at Youngstown University
Geraldine C. Santell, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Santell of Hartford Township, earned an associate of business administration at Youngstown University's 42nd commencement in Stambaugh Auditorium. She is a 1962 Brookfield High School graduate. Dr Howard W Jones presided as president as 652 graduates received degrees.
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Hartford
Geraldine C. Santell
John Santell
Burghill RD
Youngstown University
Stambaugh Auditorium
Brookfield High School
Howard W. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chester Amedia
United States Air Force
Youngstown Municipal Airport
Air Force Reserve Flyer
Washington, D.C
910 TC Group
Sam
Youngstown Metropolitan
William C. Trimbur
Shenango
Cleminshaw Co. of
Harold Williams
Board of Tax Appeals From
Columbus
Trimbur’s
Vienna News
Betty Miller
Susanna Wesley Circle
Ray Landis
LeRoy Jennings
Raymond Ward
Duane Butler
Wade Cochran
Edith Brunswick
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. Kelly
Arnold Burditt
Mrs
Robert Falk
Patty Lutz
Mathews High School
Robert Palmer
Niles
William Beach
Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital
Barbara Shommer
Asbury College
Wilmore
Vienna Athletic Association
A's
Joe Jayne
Ron Roger
Jeff Terlesky
Tom Nigat
Board of County Commissioners
Tax Commissioner of
Mickey S. Meyer
Miss Santell
Youngstown U
Vienna-Brookfield
Girard
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