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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
Local notice records the Hubbard Ohio newspaper as a second class matter at the post office dated January 12, 1928. It notes rates on application and identifies the publisher as editor.
Steel Magazine reports demand for finished steel remains robust, about 5 to 10 percent below March peak, with summer auto sector activity easing less than typical. Strong general manufacturing demand, fewer Korean steel imports, and rising exports support orders, while July–August cuts may be offset by faster model changeovers.
Four Hubbard girls are among those receiving degrees at Kent State University commencement Saturday. Kay Ann Ferguson Linda Irene Johnson Pamela Ann Mitchell earned bachelor of science in education and Carol Sue Vargo earned a bachelor of arts.
Grace Lutheran hosts a reunion for those confirmed under Rev Norman B Emch during 1929 to 1934. The event runs 9 20 am to 12 noon with a 10 30 worship address To Whom Shall We Go by Rev Emch. A reception follows in the Fellowship Hall.
The Knights of Columbus Area District Chapter hosts an outdoor communion breakfast on June 22 at 10 20 am. The event takes place at Our Lady of Lebanon Shrine North Lipkey Road North Jackson. Admission is 2 for adults and 1 for children under 12.
Brookfield High School awarded 171 diplomas as valedictorian Joan Brake and salutatorian Richard Bullock led the ceremony. Principal Anthony Pintar and Superintendent John Sittig presented awards, including Boy and Girl of the Year, Band honors, and two PTA scholarships, with remarks on aim and achievement.
The Civil Service Commission announces a Water Operator exam for Hubbard Water Plant on June 21 at 9 am in Council Chambers City Building 33 W Liberty St. Applicants must be male high school graduates US citizens and Hubbard residents for one year. Applications available at the Police Department 8 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday and must be notarized and mailed to F P Crea chairman Civil Service Commission 256 Westview Ave Hubbard Ohio 4425 before 6 pm June 19 1969.
Andrea Celeste Covelli marries Raymond Randolph Thomas in a Bethel Methodist Church ceremony on April 18 1969 in Mountain Lake Park Maryland. Rev J Rembly officiated with Mrs Gerald Lindsay attending the couple.
Curtis Elementary School in Brookfield Township was broken into twice over a week. Principal Vincent Scoccia said the second break-in occurred Thursday morning May 29. entry gained by a broken small window and forced door. a milk machine pried open but nothing taken. Earlier Monday night May 26, another entry opened a window and desks were ransacked with nothing missing.
Masury Masury Mothers Club held its annual banquet at Our House Warren Ohio with 17 members and 4 guests present. Mrs Russell Morris presided as past president nun and gifts were given to officers. special prizes awarded to several members. next meeting slated for June 10 at James McComb home in Hickory Township.
Hubbard residents received one bachelor of arts and four master of education degrees at Westminster College in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Ronald B. McIntosh earned a BA in political science, Almajean T Karlovic, Beatrice Moore, Douglas R McIntosh, and Vincent A Scopacasa earned master of education degrees.
Boilerman Fireman Apprentice Charles A. Mahood USN son of Mr and Mrs Burton C Mahood of 622 Woodbine Ave Hubbard C is serving aboard the guided missile heavy cruiser USS Columbus at Norfolk Va.
The article explains motion sickness from air rail car or sea travel and notes cures like Dramamine. It mentions dizziness vomiting and advice to watch the horizon. A Hubbard pharmacy advertises prescription services and provides phone numbers 534 109 and 534 1096 for 220 W Liberty St.
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