Paternal Grandparents Named in Local Family Note
Nicholas of Youngstown and Mrs Edgar Steffy of Lowellville are identified as the paternal grandparents in a local family notice mentioning Mrs. Edgar Steffy.
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
7
Nicholas of Youngstown and Mrs Edgar Steffy of Lowellville are identified as the paternal grandparents in a local family notice mentioning Mrs. Edgar Steffy.
The column lists multiple birth announcements from Hubbard and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Herbert and Isabel Good welcoming a son named James Paul at North Side Hospital on May 28, and Paul Chestnut’s daughter Sandra born at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital on May 29. Additional births include Teresa Lynn Wertz, Kenneth Lamond Murdock, Glen David Foltz Jr, David Alan Hunkus, Pamela Marie Fantone, George Daniel Krauss, and Earl Raymond Sanders, with family details and hospital times.
Fowler couple Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L Beach Sr celebrated 25 years of marriage with an open house hosted by their son Leslie and his wife at the Barker home in Mil e Lake. They wed May 29 1939 in Ripley NY and reside in Fowler with two sons Gordon Jr and Dennis and a granddaughter. Mr Beach is district sales manager for Frito Lay and Mrs Beach works at Wood's Market Fowler.
The Grange will hold a meeting on Saturday June 13 at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Monthly meetings are planned for June July and August. The annual picnic is set for June 25 at Harding Park.
Hubbard Mrs Paul J Thomas of 721 Warner Road Hubbard was elected one of three new directors of the Wilson College Alumnae Assoc for 1964 67 at the association's annual meeting held Saturday June 6. Thomas is past treasurer of the Youngstown Junior League first vice president of the Women s Board of the Youngstown Hospital Association a member of the Board of Trustees of the YWCA president of the Austin town Woman s Republican Club and on the Child Guidance Board. Her daughter Gwen is Class of 1965 at Wilson.
The notice lists multiple births including Robert John Kish born June 3 at St Elizabeth's Hospital to KSH and Barbara Matyas Kish of Coitsville Hubbard and two other children. Pamela Annette Coward born June 3 at St Elizabeth's Hospital to James and Mrs Coward of Hubbard. George Edwards Good born June 3 in Bridgeport Hospital to George E and Mrs Good of Bridgeport. Michael Jeffery Sorocak born May 29 to Michael Sorocak and Sally Harmon of Midland Michigan. grandparents listed.
Mrs. Dorothy Cooper of 112 Davis St and Mrs. Mina Thomas of 85 1 2 Davis St join seven Mercer County Shenango Valley women attending Extension Homemakers Week June 16 to 19 at Pennsylvania State University. The event is sponsored by the university’s Agriculture and Home Economics Extension Service with a program featuring welcome address by Dr. Williams M. Smith Jr. and a play by the State College Community Theaters.
Donna Landis of Vienna hosted a piano recital Sunday June 7 at 3 p m in Central Christian Church Vienna. Three Fowler students Velda Mizner a Luoma and Louise Mich alac performed.
Friday June 5 recital by Miss Christy featured a beginners class with two numbers Hula Dolls and Ballin the Jack. Fowler students Pamela Barnes Pat Luoma Penny Bettiker and Gladys Schaffer performed. Top ticket seller earned a gift from the teacher.
Hubbard resident Arthur W. Rinehart son of Mr and Mrs Percy Rinehart 376 Thornton Ave Hubbard enlisted in the US Army on May 29 After eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox Ky he will attend the Ordnance automotive maintenance school He is a Hubbard High School alumnus
The Fifth Wheel Class of the First Methodist Church will meet June 16 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Winifred Quigley 119 Fox St. Cohostesses will be Mrs. Garnet Jones, Mrs. Hazel Simmons and Mrs. Lenore Smith. The entertainment committee includes Mrs. Himes, Reddinger, Tribley and Brooks.
The Fowler Civic Club gathered Tuesday evening with seven members and four guests Mrs Ruth Rhodes Mrs Gladys Breedlove Mrs Lillian Michelec and Mrs Virginia Carr. President Mrs Don Allegret led the business affairs and plans for a skit for the Trumbull County Federation of Clubs on June 16 at Vienna Methodist Church. Roy Bucker spoke introducing colored Alaska slides. The July meeting will be a covered dish dinner hosted by Mrs Myrtle Faber.
The Willing Helpers of the Community Church will gather on Tuesday June 16 at the church for a meeting.
The Willing Workers group will gather at the church on Wednesday June 17 for a meeting. Attendees plan to discuss church activities and volunteer schedules.
Hubbard resident Donald E. Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Balknap 880 West Liberty Street enlisted in the Army. He will complete eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky and then attend the Army automotive maintenance school.
The Hubbard Garden Club met May 28 at 252 Fifth Ave. with 15 arrangements discussed by Mrs. Dale Williams. Mrs. R. T. Brown spoke on Early American Wooden Ware and displayed indigenous wooden pieces. refreshments followed. The next meeting will be June 25 at 44 Hager St. at 1 30 p.m. to tour members gardens.
The Hubbard Progressive Grange of Hubbard announces plans for an event in 1879. Members of the Hubbard Society Moore discuss goals and activities to promote community progress and local initiatives.
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