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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1961

Page

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Hubbard High Cafeteria Team Wins Quick Trick at Ohio Food Service Meet

Hubbard High School's Quick Trick demonstration on Salisbury Steak earned top honors at the Seventh Annual Ohio Food Service Assn. meeting in Columbus on March 18. The Hubbard team, aided by Mrs. Angie Weidman, distributed 100 recipe booklets and joined eight other schools in a program featuring talks on feeding children and student buzz sessions.

Ohio Food Service Assn Columbus Hubbard High School Irene Shook Mary Tate Edna McCuskar Elizabeth Murar Wade D Cash Ohio State Department of Education Hubbard Ohio Kettering Lima Franklin Cambridge Madison Twp Bryan Angie Weidman Hubbard Dietitian Russell Slater Toledo University Inez Prudent Ohio State University Martha Apple Ohio School Food Service Assn Thelma Flanagan Nic” Addess Florida

Home made x-ray machine wins local science fair prize

High School sophomore Bill Shenk designed and built an x-ray device at low cost winning first at the local Science Fair and a top award at the Fitch Tri County event. His display included animal x rays showing how the machine works, praised as a credit to the school system. Columbus, Ohio hosted the State Basketball Tournament finals at Ohio State University St John Arena with Hubbard noted among delegates.

Bill Shenk Tri-County Fitch Bill Columbus Ohio Ohio State U St. John Arena Hubbard

Bill Shenk Wins Top Awards At Science Fair

Hubbard High School students excel at the fifth annual tri county Science Fair held at Fitch High School on March 18. Bill Shenk, a tenth grader, won the $50 engineer's award from the Mahoning Valley Society of Professional Engineers and first place in physics earning a $25 bond. Charles Luce took fourth in general science with a $10 prize. Dennis Champion and Karen Altenderfer earned superior ratings in their categories. Shenk’s radiology project, "Radiology by the Soft X-Ray," previously won Hubbard High’s January top award. Special awards included one $50 prize and two others not specified.

Hubbard High School Fitch High School Bill Shenk Mahoning Valley Society of Professional Engineers Charles Luce Dennis Champion Karen Altenderfer Shenk William Shenk Hager Sr Hubbard High Tri-County Fitch High

Red Cross Drive Nears Finish in Hubbard

The Mahoning Chapter Red Cross drive reports $427 raised against a $2,000 Hubbard quota. Last week's luncheon noted 64 percent of the chapter goal $150,727 of $236,487 had been collected. Steve Kutsko led the drive with Hubbard Business and Civic Association support. captains were Russell Harder, William Prout, John Petro, Peter Mageros, Harry Hamilton and Atty. Richard Scullin.

Mahoning The Red Cross Steve Kutsko Hubbard Kutsko Hubbard Business and Civic Asia Russell Harder William Prout John Petro Peter Mageros Harry Hamilton Atty Richard Scullin

K of P Lodge Sets Date For 61 Homecoming

The Knights of Pythias Lodge of Coalburg schedules its 61st homecoming for Friday and Saturday June 16 and 17 at the lodge grounds. Roy Mauck names Frank Doughton as General Chairman with committees for Advertising Tickets Concessions Public address Parking Maintenance Prizes to be awarded and von Geist with ponies returning. Proceeds fund Pythian Welfare programs.

Knights of Pythias Lodge of Coalburg Roy Mauck Frank Doughton Charles Smith Charles Stewart William McCliment Dale Hettrick Paul Hettrick Russ Price Sam Puscher Stan Peterson Ernie Ladig Earl Hinkle Harry Hudavoni William Rosine Harry Minnick Harry Een von Geist

Community Fund Names New Officers

The Hubbard Community Fund Corp. elected Joseph Baldine as president at the annual meeting. Rudolph Bender Jr. and Charles Ferrick were named first and second vice presidents, while Mrs. Betty Tufts became secretary treasurer. New board members include the Rev. Marshall Rogers and Mrs. Christian Miller. Re-elected were Mayor Robert Allen and William Hulbert. The Hubbard Visiting Nurse Assn. also elected officers: Kelley president, Hulbert first vice president, Allen second vice president, Petro treasurer, and Mrs. Tufts secretary. Kathryn Scarpine of Washington DC will arrive for Easter visitation.

Joseph Baldine Hubbard Community Fund Corp Rudolph Bender Jr Charles Ferrick Betty Tufts Marshall Rogers Christian Miller Robert Allen William Hulbert Dale Butler Bruce Currie Robert Kelley Ray Kyle Thomas Minahan Frank Papa John Petro Gerald Wittenauer The Hubbard Visiting Nurse Assn Kelley Hulbert Allen Petro Tufts

Engineer Enforces ban on political signs in Hubbard

Hubbard engineer Art Waldo announced strict enforcement of ordinance 1400 restricting political signs in city limits. Signs may only advertise leases or business descriptions in residential and business districts with building permits required.

Art Waldo The Hubbard News Waldo

Hubbard Women’s Republican Club to Meet

The Hubbard Women’s Republican Club will meet Monday April 3 at 8 p.m. in the social room of the Metropolitan Bank Building. Election of officers and committee appointments will take place. All Republican women in Hubbard and Hubbard Two are invited to attend.

Hubbard Women's Republican Club Metropolitan Bank Hubard Hubbard

Political Ad Deadline Set For Four Weeks Before May Primary

An early deadline for all political advertising is announced for the Hubbard News Office. Ads must be in by 3 p.m. on the Monday prior to the paper date April 5 April 12 April 19 and April 26. Cash in advance as required.

Hubbard News N. Main St

Democrats Will Meet On Tuesday in Hubbard Club

The Hubbard Democrat Club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building council chambers. Julius Yukasz club president invites all interested to attend and hopes for a crowd like March. Lucille Chufo will host a social hour after the meeting.

Hubbard Democrat Club Julius Yukasz The Democrat Club Lucille Chufo

Mrs Hazel Davis Returns From Florida Holiday Visit

Mrs Hazel Davis of Bentley Ave returns after three months in Florida. She divided time between Miami and St Petersburg, accompanied to Miami by her sister and husband Homer and Mrs McMurray who reside there but were home for the Christmas holidays.

Florida Hazel Davis Bentley Ave Miami St. Petersburg Homer McMurray

Elementary School Spelling Bee Set for April 14

Hubbard Schools PTA conducts the 1961 spelling bee Friday April 14 at the high school auditorium for grades five to eight. Participants come from St Patrick’s School Reed Ridge and junior high elementary schools. announcer Mrs Dorothy Drummond of Brookfield High School leads the event with judges Mrs Gratia Murphy Mrs George Hayman and Mrs Lester G Wellendorf. Plaques awarded to first and second place winners. each grade winner receives a government bond. all participants get a certificate and embossed notebook.

Hubbard Schools St. Patrick's School Reed, Ridge Dorothy Drummond Brookfield High School Mary Skruck Anne Marie Phillips Joseph Dubyak Gratia Murphy George Hayman Lester G. Wellendorf

School Board Considers Pay Raises and Bids

The Board of Education plans a special caucus on April 4 to discuss pay raises for non certified staff and a likely final action on April 18. Bids for 11 new school buses were received, with contracts to be awarded April 7, and a $600 sign lettering cost noted for the new elementary school.

Board of Education Supt Kenneth D. St. John Hall Ave Frank Smith and Associates

Holy Week Services Planned by Hubbard Churches

Holy Week observances begin Maundy Thursday with multiple local church services and conclude Easter Sunday with a Sunrise service at Central Christian Church. The Hubbard Ministerial Association sponsors Good Friday services at First Baptist and an Easter Sunrise service with Rev. Philip Thorne delivering the Easter message. Various churches host Maundy Thursday and Easter programs, including communion, choral music, and child activities.

Hubbard Hubbard Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association First Baptist Church Charles Weed Henry Sedlacek First Methodist Church Methodist Church Earl Warstler First Assembly of God Church William Slates Grace Lutheran Church W. Marshall Rogers Central Christian Church Marlin Shepherd Coaiburg Methodist Church Philip Thorne First Presbyterian Church Rodney Toth Evangelical Congregational Church Jerry Davison New Zion Church Emerton Coalburg Methodist Youth Fellowship Divine First Baptist Calvary Jay Curry Charles A. Weed Grace Lutheran Christ First Presbyterian

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Weidman H.S. Cafeteria Kent State U K of P Lodge Community Fund Kathryn Scarpine Washington, D.C Dr. St. John James Inglefield Sharon Inglefield NDEA Mercer County Westinghouse Electric Co Joseph Billock James Burger James Beaudoin Valentina Gladd Thomas Patrick Ministerial Assoc Martha McClain Nancy Seger Buckeye Martha Hubbard Kiwanis Club American Legion Argery Nancy Capitol Eversity
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