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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
2
This Hubbard history piece traces the town’s schooling from a one room schoolhouse in 1804 to a consolidated district by 1923. It highlights key milestones, early graduates, and lists several principals and superintendents from 1870s through the 1960s.
Keith Stanovich Hubbard Rotary Boy of Month, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Stanovich of 142 Creed Ave, graduates Hubbard High School this year and plans Ohio State University physics major. He held student leadership roles, excelled in science, and has a long Hubbard School District history across six schools and staff changes.
Sister Grace Marie, a seventh grade teacher at St. Patrick School, toured the American Museum of Atomic Energy in Oak Ridge Tennessee during a southern vacation. The Oak Ridge Association of Universities displays cover peaceful atomic uses, medical radioisotopes, reactor workings, and a model of the Savannah cargo ship. Grace Marie will move from seventh to fifth grade next year.
Masury Wine Store owner Raymond Mason was struck on the head with a pistol by three men who fled with about 70 dollars in cash from 242 Broadway Ave last Tuesday. Police seek two companions and a maroon vehicle.
Community groups schedule June gatherings at Riverside and Harding Park. Hubbard Garden Club meets 1 30 p m at Riverside Garden and Hubbard Junior Garden Club at Harding Park Pavilion 8 p m. Progressive Grange picnic at Harding Park 6 30 p m Grandmothers Club hosted by Mrs Dominic De Mars June 27 features Althea class.
Hubbard The summer reading hour at the Hubbard Library opened with 52 boys and girls attending at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Miss Marjorie Culbertson, head librarian, said the session includes stories, songs, and finger plays and will be held every Tuesday at 11. The Vacation book club program is underway with younger children reading Wild Horse Roundup and grades 4 through 6 reading World Traveler Luggage.
John E. Hacker, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Hacker of Masury Ohio, promoted to Specialist Five on May 31 in Vietnam with the 25th Infantry Division. He serves as senior medical aidman with Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion 8th Artillery near Cu Chi. He arrived overseas last July and holds the Combat Medical Badge. He attended Brookfield High School and Youngstown State University before joining the Army. His wife Georgia resides in Sharon Ohio.
The printed caption lists attendees seated and standing: Mary Louise Bentley acting secretary and publicity chair, Mayor Joseph Baldine president of the Homecoming Association, Joseph R. Vitalio general chairman. standing Thomas Quinn parade chairman, Harvey Hatch assistant concessions chairman, Millie Parnell.
Second class matter notice dated January 12 1928. Hubbard Ohio post office. Publisher L W Stauffer and M N Varveris as manager editor. Advertising rates available on application.
Ralph B Harris 75 of 31 Clingan St died June 19 at North Side Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral services were held June 21 at Kelley and Son Funeral Home Hubbard born November 14 1893 in Plymouth Pennsylvania worked at National Steel Weirton retired 1958 member of Elks Lodge 216 veteran of World War I Survivors include two brothers two sisters. Mrs Ocheltree born December 4 1888 in Akron died from internal injuries and rib fractures while hospitalized Her first husband Charles Tracy died 1914 and second husband Arthie L Ocheltree died 1963 She lived in Hubbard six years from Orlando Florida and Akron Baptist Temple survivor includes daughter Emma Chopan and son Harold Tracy plus seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held for Ciara A. Ocheltree 89 of 664 Jerry Dr at Eckard Baldwin Funeral Home on June 22. She fell in her living room June 9 and died of injuries sustained June 11 at North Side Hospital.
Funeral services for Herman Begeot age 28 of 874 Jerry Drive were held Monday at Clyde R. Kelly and Son Funeral Home. Begeot died at South Side Hospital from injuries after a May 26 motorcycle collision on Route 18 at Turner Road. He was born December 18, 1940 in Masury, son of Herman F and Alma Longley Begeott and belonged to Central Christian Church.
The obituary notes a construction surveyor for Joseph Buchell and Sons Co. He is survived by his parents in Hubbard his wife Diane Hill married Oct 6 1960 two sons Herman and Douglas two daughters Tammy and Lynne five sisters Beverly Dull Girard Alma Jessop Hermine Bohrer Betty Jean Begeot Delores Mae Begeot and two brothers Charles and Robert all of Hubbard.
Michigan University tested 1300 students who ate an apple a day and had fewer sick calls than others. Ailments from tension decreased, linked to Vitamin C. tranquilizing agent for stress not yet identified. For medical needs, contact Altell's Pharmacy at Patton's Sparkle Market 220 W Liberty Hubbard.
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