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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
5
Adua Lodge members plan a Penny Supper at Harding Park on Monday July 2 at 6 p.m. Mary De Paul chairwoman asks attendees to bring their own table cover and table service.
The four Circles of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church will meet jointly in the church social room on Wednesday, July 11. The Rev Arthur Joachim, assistant pastor, will be the guest speaker on "Our Presbyterian Heritage." Each Circle will provide one hostess for the evening. All women of the congregation are invited.
Mr and Mrs A G Beach host a small reception for their son Del bert and his bride Suzanne L Martin of Brunswick Maine on Saturday June 30 at 2 p m. Del bert Beach recently discharged from the U S Air Force after four years with last station in Brunswick. They will reside with his parents for the time being.
Midshipman John G. Alexander son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence C Alexander of 26 Fifth Ave Hubbard is aboard the USS Forrestal for a five week summer cruise. He completed his Plebe year at the Naval Academy on June 6 and will observe day and night flight operations, work in engineering and deck spaces, and stand watch. The Forrestal will visit New York City and later Alexander will train in amphibious warfare at Little Creek Virginia. He is a 1960 Hubbard High School graduate and former president of the Key Club Hi Y Latin Club National Honor Society and Methodist Youth Fellowship.
The Daily Vacation Bible School closing program Sunday evening drew 251 people. Children led the program sharing what they learned, delighting parents with their handiwork. A Friday banquet honors the church men and boys at 6 50 p.m. with a program by Mrs Willa Kuhns and Mrs Mabel Bancroft. An open wedding for Miss Jean Cummings and Benjamin Williams is set for Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Sermons Sunday discuss Freedom Blessing or Curse at 10 45 a.m. and The Lords Jewels at 7 p.m.
Mr and Mrs William J Bullock Jr of Hubbard announce the birth of a son Glenn Edward on Friday June 8 at Sharon General Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Hinerman of Hubbard and Mr and Mrs William Bullock Masury
Mr and Mrs E Minola Mariner of Hubbard announce the marriage of their daughter Janis Elizabeth to Jack F Conroy son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Conroy of Youngstown. The ceremony was June 7 at Mercer Pa Methodist Church with Rev Russell E Perry officiating. The couple live at Boardman Ohio 7390 Sierra Madre Drive. Janis holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and Jack attends Youngstown University and works for Fuller Brush Co.
Ralph W. Arbuckle Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Arbuckle of Brookfield Township, was promoted to airman second class by the U S Air Force at Sheppard AFB Texas. He joined the Air Force after graduating from Brookfield High School in May 1961 and serves in the Air Force Band.
Miss Margie Maggarosi fiancé of John C. Avry was honored at a prebridal shower on June 20 hosted by Miss Judy Rocco. Guests enjoyed orchid and white décor, games with prizes, and gifts as Miss Maggarosi prepares for the July 7 wedding at St Patrick’s Church with Miss Rocco and relatives assisting.
The pre-bridal shower for Miss Nora Lea Stephens bride elect of Steve Garay was held at the home of Mrs. R L Eckles 561 South Main Hubbard not at the home of Rev Eckles as previously announced.
The Abbey Theatre in Dublin, famed by critics as one of the world’s best, pays its 21 actors a fixed stipend. The article notes a consistent, modest compensation structure and highlights the theater’s long-standing artistic prestige.
The Abbey company pays about 42 dollars per week to all cast members whether in star or minor roles, ensuring full drama compensation for the ensemble.
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