Town Pulse of Hubbard Adds Two New Staff Members
The Hubbard News hires Jackie Gibson and Marty Deak to replace Nadene Marshall and Paul Johnson who depart for Muncie Indiana and a Vandicator post. Nadene heads to Indiana to join her father. Paul to Ohio State for journalism.
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Hubbard News
Jackie Gibson
Marty Deak
Nadene Marshall
Paul Nison
Nadene
News
Muncie
Indiana
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Vindicator
Ohio State
Jackie
Marty
Ronald Schmidt to be ordained at Grace Lutheran Hubbard
Ronald Schmidt will receive the Rite of Ordination into the Lutheran Ministry Sunday at 10 30 a m in Grace Lutheran Church Hubbard He is the son of Clarence and Mary Schmidt and will serve as Associate Pastor at Faith Lutheran Church Detroit The ordination sermon will be delivered by Rev Albert Horn with Rev William Slates assisting a brief reception will follow.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Church Street
Hubbard
Ronald
Clarence Schmidt
Hager Street
Hubbard High School
McDonald
Albert Horn
Grace Church
L. C. Pretty
Capital University
Columbus
American Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary
First English Lutheran Church
Appleton
Wisconsin
F. C. Reuter
Theological Seminary
United States Geological Survey
Faith Lutheran Church
Detroit
Michigan
Norman Menter
Schmidt
Edgar Robison
Stendall
Ill
Lutheran Inner Mission
Rochester
N.Y
William Slates
Schedule At Playgrounds Announced for City Program
The City Park Board unveils a summer playground schedule running June 12 to August 19 at four sites Jones St Hall Ave Hillcrest Ave and Rebecca Ave near the football stadium. Daily hours 9am to 4pm with sports and arts activities including basketball softball checkers croquet and crafts and a series of Friday field days.
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Jones St
Karen Taafe
New Girls
City Park and Recreation Board
City Park &Ation Board
Hall Ave
Hillcrest Ave
Rebecca Ave
John Brideweser
Dick Tate
Rosemary Madarelli
Georgia Campana
Nora Stephens
Tom Kopp
Joan Rigby
Jones and Rebecca
U.S. extends 9.1 million loan to Nicaragua road project
The United States announced a 9.1 million loan to Nicaragua to support a five year road development program. The aid aims to upgrade transport links and improve regional commerce and connectivity.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Nicaragua
Senate Considers Municipal Court Plan for Hubbard Area
The Ohio Senate eyed a Girard Municipal Court with authority over Hubbard townships and city, plus Brookfield Liberty and Vienna. Rep. Kilpatrick proposed amendments adding Newton Falls, Warren, and Niles changes. the Newton Falls bill already passed the House. If approved, a full time judge would be elected in November to run the Girard court, replacing Hubbard Mayor's court.
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D-Trumbull
Newton Falls
Girard
Warren
Kilpatrick
Girard Court
Hubbard
Brookfield
Liberty
Vienna
City of
Valley Mould Buys S T Blast Furnace
Valley Mould and Iron Corporation president William C H Ramage announced the purchase of the Hubbard Works of Youngstown Sheet and Tube including 88 acres. Valley Mould will keep the furnace on standby to supplement hot metal needs and will enter a hot metal agreement with Republic Steel to supply molten iron from Republic blast furnaces for Hubbard.
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William C.H. Ramage
Valley Mould and Iron Corporation
Hubbard Works
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Valley Mould
Ramage
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Valley
Hubbard
Youngstown
Steel Indus
P A Board Plans Creed Ave Standpipe Repair
The P A Board moved to repair the Creed Avenue standpipe with bids sought after council approval to spend over $1,000 for emergency work. Plans include draining inspecting cleaning repairing welding testing coating both interior and exterior surfaces at Hubbard Estates Reed Street area and other city projects.
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Board of Public Affairs
William Colletta
PA Board
Council
Art Waldo
Doris Drive
Fairchild Ave
Hubbard Estates
Route 304
Waldo
Waugh Drive
James Andio
Parrish Ave
Steve Chuey
Dollar Bank
Parkview Drive
Christian Ave
Hager St
Hubbard Chamber of Commerce
E. Liberty
S. Main Streets
Hubbard Conservation Club
Hubbard Homecoming Association
Summer Classes Begin at Hubbard High School
Summer sessions started Monday June 19 at Hubbard High with 59 students. Typing enrollment is 29 taught by Miss Marsha Seginak and drivers training is 30 with Harold McCort. Tuition is 19 dollars for typing and 4 dollars for driving, state subsidized. Sessions run until July 31 8 to 9 am drivers and 9 to 12 pm typing five days a week. Other courses are offered at South High Youngstown and Sharon High School Sharon PA.
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Hubbard High School
C. E. Jones
Marsha Seginak
Harold McCort
Hubbard High
South High School
Youngstown
Sharon High School
Sharon
Plans for Hubbard 1961 Homecoming Parade
Hubbard Homecoming Association plans a July 19 parade inviting Hubbard organizations businesses and churches to enter floats. Three trophies will be awarded in both business firms and service clubs divisions. Contact chairman Charles Ferrick KE 43409 if not yet invited.
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Hubbard Homecoming Association
Hubbard
Charles Ferrick
Ferrick
Perry House Featured At Local Fair Booths
At the fair Perry of 263 Grandview Ave was part of a row of booths and concessions. Activities included a bowling game a cake raffle made by Mrs Perry refreshments kool aid popcorn and candy a fishing game bingo a baked goods booth and a wheel of fortune. Youngsters used real money at the booths.
Commissioners Back in Courts
WARREN Ohio. A dispute over county commissioner results triggers an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court filed with Trumbull County Clerk Violet Whitman. The court may decide after the summer recess, keeping Democrat Joseph Baldine in office until ruling. Baldine had challenged James after a lengthy election suit alleging illegal absentee voting. Holmes County judge Badger upheld the challenge, while James argues absentee ballots were valid.
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Warren
Trumbull County
W. A. James
Joseph Baldine
Ohio Supreme Court
Trumbull
Violet Whitman
Supreme Court
James
Baldine
Rabies Shots Reoffered in Hubbard This Saturday
Hubbard residents who missed rabies vaccinations can bring dogs to Mayor Robert Allen’s home at 42 Mackey St. on Saturday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. A representative from the Trumbull County Veterinary Medical Assn. will administer shots, marking the second and final local inoculation opportunity before owners must visit their own vets.
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Bob Allen
Mackey St
Hubbard
Robert Allen
Trumbull County Veterinary Medical Assn
Homecoming Association Plans Big 1961 Parade
The Homecoming Association prepares for the 1961 event with plans for enhanced midway concessions and a large give away. A June 29 meeting at 8 p.m. in council chambers will finalize arrangements chaired by Dr. Thomas Minahan. The parade kicks off July 19 with barns floats and marching units ready.
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Hubbard
Homecoming Association
Council Chambers
Thomas Minahan
Chuck Ferrick
Masonic Fish Fry Planned at Harding Park
The annual Masonic Fish Fry is set for Thursday June 22 at Harding Park in the large pavilion. Serving runs from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Hot dogs will be available for children.
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Harding Park
A West Park Couple Visits Relatives in Albuquerque
Mr and Mrs Jack Perry and Mr and Mrs Joseph Patrick of West Park Avenue spent two weeks with relatives in Albuquerque New Mexico recently.
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Jack Perry
Joseph Patrick
West Park Avenue
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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