Hubbard Improvement Corporation names three to Ways and Means Committee
Hubbard Ohio hubbard Improvement Corporation assigns Leonard Stew art Hubbard executive manager and Joseph Baldine to its Ways and Means Committee to develop strategies for attracting new business. Loren Giblin, president, appoints them with Mayor Baldine as chairman. The nonprofit promotes local industrial and civic development per Ohio law.
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Hubbard
Leonard Stewart
Chamber of Comtmeres
Joeph Baldine
Ways and Means
Hubbard Improvement Corporation
Loren Giblin
Corporation
Baldine
CLC
State of Ohio
The
Hubbard Co. I
Tom Cooksey
Ray Kulow
Bill Turner
Jack Rogers
Leonard Stewert
John Petro
Jim Hanahan
Jeanne Petrek Studies in Switzerland After CWRU Honors
Jeanne Petrek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Petrek of 424 Lewis Seifert Rd studies medical research in Switzerland. She earned a BA cum laude with biology honors from Case Western Reserve University and received a $2500 Alumni Association Graduate Fellowship. She works under Dr Braun at the University of Lausanne on DNA replication timing for eight weeks.
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Braun
University of Lausanne
Europe
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Jeanne
Case Medical School
Ursuline High School
Hubbard Grange to Hold 56th Picnic
The Hubbard Progressive Grange will hold its 56th annual picnic on June 26 at 6 p.m. at the No 2 pavilion in Harding Park. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Glenn Roose and Mr and Mrs George Nutter. Members are to bring a hot dish and dessert. The Grange will provide meat and beverages.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Progressive Grange
Harding Park
Glenn Roose
George Nutter
Grange
Shaving Ban Declared In Hubbard For Centennial Event
Mayor Joseph Baldine issues a proclamation forbidding Hubbard males from shaving until the Centennial Plus One celebration ends on July 26. Men may grow facial hair but must be clearly visible at eight paces. noncompliance risks punishment by a Kangaroo Court run by the Keystone Kops.
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Hubbard
Joseph Baldine
Baldine
Garoo
Keystone Kops
Aids
Knights of Columbus elect officers for 1969 70 term
The Knights of Columbus Hub bard Council elected officers for the 1969 70 term. New posts include Grand Knight Joseph T Grzelak Deputy Grand Knight J J Gorski Chancellor J Chuio financial secretary William J Klucher recording secretary F J Gudzinas treasurer William Colletta warden W Rydarowicz advocate P Ciufo inside guard V Sassone outside guard T A Leonard and trustees M P Yobe L W Burns and J A LaCivita.
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Knights of Columbus Hubbard Council
Joseph T. Grzelak
J. J. Gorski
J. Chuio
Willian J. Klucher
F. J. Gudzinas
William §. Colletta
W. Rydarowicz
P. Ciufo
V. Sassone
Hubbard Fastpitch Softball League Umpire Needed
The Hubbard Fastpitch Softball League seeks paid umpires for Tuesday and Thursday evening games at Harding Park. Interested applicants should contact Tom Papa or Dr. Tom Crowe.
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Hubbard Fastpitch Softball League
Harding Park
Tom Papa
Tom Crowe
Ladley Heads Jaycees and Wives at Youngstown Dinner
Ken Ladley was installed president of the Hubbard Jaycees at a Brown Derby dinner in Youngstown. His wife Judy became president of the Jaycee Wives. Other officers installed include Paul Dominic first vice president Tom Hart second vice president and Dave Shields secretary Jack Rogers treasurer Jim Sachs state director and Tony Garano and Dick Glasnapp local directors. Ed Larson Jaycee International State Senator spoke praising the club's playground equipment drive. Sachs received the Blue Chip award for membership effort.
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Jim Sachs
Garano Floristi
Jaycees Announce Roodeo Winners at Hubbard Event
The Hubbard Area Jaycees awarded a trophy and a $25 savings bond to Marilyn Plesar and Robert Patton for winning the US Jaycee Safe Driving Too contest. They advance to Marietta, Ohio on June 21 for state competition with over 200 students and potential prizes and scholarships.
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Hubbard Area
Jaycees
Marilyn Plesar
Robert Patton
Jaycee
Hubbard High School
Marietta
Ohio
Centennial Sisters Proclamation Urges Makeup Ban
A city proclamation in Hubbard instructs women to refrain from wearing makeup and jewelry from now until July 27 in preparation for a centennial plus one celebration. It links entry to the Centennial Sisters and a special female police force to enforce the rule.
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Hubbard
Yore
Centennial Sisters
Family Lawn Festival at Hubbard First Methodist Church
Hubbard First Methodist Church hosts a Family Lawn Festival on June 27 from 7 to 10 PM. Ice cream and cake with toppings, coffee and punch available. Pony rides fish pond and teenage dancing planned. Admission 10 cents for adults 25 cents for children under six. tickets available now or at the event.
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Hubbard
First Methodist Church
Solons defer action on city-township fire pact
Hubbard council defers vote on the city township fire contract noting possible extra charges of 50 dollars per month for utilities and upkeep. Officials await township capacity to pay and plan further talks before bringing the pact to a vote next meeting.
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Solons
Hubbard — Council
Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department
State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Hubbard Utilities
Thomas Bolchalk
George Petruska
Princeton St
Bolchalk
Rhodes Signs Laws Making Parents Pay Up To Two Thousand
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes signed two bills holding parents liable for up to 2000 dollars for damages caused by their under 18 children in acts of willful damage and malicious assaults. The actions also include safeguarding ward deposit boxes and trimming the Retirement Study Commission to five members.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes Morday
Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio Retirement Study Commission
Youth Commission
Hubbard Homecoming Queen contestants due by July 9
Hubbard women may enter for two Homecoming Queen titles. Finalists chosen by an out of town panel based on merit of a 250 word essay on teenage values or a brief autobiography. Entries must include photo and be sent to Mary Ann Rovnak by July 9 9 PM.
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Hubbard
Queen Committee
Mary Ann Rovnak
Mary Ann Revnak
Waugh Drive
Hudoard
Hubbard Public Library Closes for Inventory
Hubbard residents are told the Hubbard Public Library will be closed for inventory on June 25, 26, and 27. Summer hours are in effect now with the library open Monday and Wednesday 10 am to 7 30 pm and Tuesday through Friday 10 am to 3 pm. closed Saturday and Sunday.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Public Library
Marjorie Culbert
Moonshine Suspect Pleads Guilty in Long Beach Trial
Charles H. Brown pleads guilty to operating an illicit still after a judge refuses to exclude evidence showing his still and nine drums of whiskey. This marks the first moonshining case tried in Long Beach since Repeal.
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Long Beach
Calif
Repeal
Charles H. Brown
Mrs Brooks Prizes Doll Collection In Hubbard Life
Retired Girard teacher Louise Brooks long known for antiques and her unique doll collection travels Tennessee and Kentucky in summers. She taught 27 years from 1922, at Maple Avenue Grade School Sumit North Avenue and as a substitute in nearby towns. She cherishes diaries of her grandfather and shares her finds with students, stressing love and respect in teaching.
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Hubbard
Louise Brooks
Girard
United States
Mrs Brooks
Maple Avenue
Sumit
North Avenue
Hubbard, Sharnsville
Mon
Aca Penn
Brooks
First Presbyterian Church
Lohise Brooks
Grard
Hubbard High selects 1968 70 majorettes after clinic
After a week long clinic led by Kay Kocazist of Warren, Hubbard High School chose ten new majorettes for the 1968 70 squad. Mary Ann Clemente will be head majorette with Barbara Bozdog as feature twirler. eight other juniors seniors sophomores and one freshman joined the team.
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Hubbard
Kay Kocazist
Warren
Hubbard High School
Mary Ann Clemente
Hubbard High
Barbara Bozdog
Benita Bonace
Kathy Possert
Madeline Mortaro
Debby DeVito
Debby Strachan
Jaccl Luther
Patty O'Conner
Barbara Mock
Kay Locazill
William Moody Rodney Toth
Robert Furnt
State Patrol Guest at St Patrick's Altar Meeting
Hubbard, a member of the State Highway Patrol, will speak at the June 4 gathering of St Patrick's Church Altar and Rosary Society. The session at 1 p.m. in the church hall will include the second reading of the proposed constitution.
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Hubbard
State Highway Patrol
St. Patrick's Church
Altar and Rosary Society
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