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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1990
Page
10
Edgar R Dell 72 of 344 Idaho Ave died March 19 at Northside Medical Center from a heart attack. Born May 15 1917 in Frostburg Md he was a crane operator at Republic Steel Niles Plant for 33 years retiring in 1982 an Army WWII veteran and St Rose Church member. Survived by four sons Richard Norman Brian Tim a daughter Mary and two grandchildren. A son Edward and brother Raymond are deceased. Arrangements by McClurkin Funeral Home.
Edmond F Costello 89 of 156 Brook Drive died March 15 at home after retiring from Copperweld Steel in 1965 with 23 years in security. Born February 24 1901 in Cumberland Maryland he lived seven years in Brookfield from Warren area. Survived by wife Ruth Wahler three daughters Mary Wilson Joyce Wine Martha Ackerman eleven grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Brother Sidney and sister Ann Carroll preceded him in death.
Services were held March 19 at Reedy Baptist Church for Mrs Jennie Bennett McCutcheon 92 of O'Brien Memorial Nursing Home formerly of Hubbard who died March 15. Born in Reedy March 24 1897 she became a licensed practical nurse in 1955 at 58 and did private duty nursing. She leaves two sons R Eugene and Paul M, a daughter Miriam Hopkins, a sister Lady Arnett, 31 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. A daughter Luzelle Jarvis a brother Hosea Bennett and a sister Carrie Isner are deceased. Arrangements were by Kelley & Son Funeral Home.
Harold H. Hartman 67 of 871 Cambridge Ave died March 12 in Southside Medical Center after a heart attack. Born Aug 5, 1922 in Allentown Pa, he lived in the area since 1950 and retired from Republic Steel after 34 years. A WWII Army veteran, he belonged to multiple vets groups and was survived by five sons, a daughter, a stepson, a brother and grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted March 19 at Kirila Funeral Home Struthers.
John Notman 96 died March 18 from stroke complications at Park Vista Retirement Center. A lifelong carpenter born in Vienna November 9 1893 he lived in Liberty and Hubbard. Survived by wife Carrie notman a son and three daughters plus ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Memorials to Liberty Presbyterian Church memorial fund.
Carl N Sylvester 41 of 518 W Liberty St Apt 122 died March 12 at home. Born February 2 1949 in Youngstown son of Fred and Agnes Sylvester. Carpenter for Sylvester Construction Co retired 1983 disability. Navy veteran, 1967 East High School graduate. Survived by mother Agnes, two sisters Kathy Skripac and Patty Sylvester of Boardman. Rossi Bros Funeral Home arranged services in Boardman.
George T Metz 66 of 3241 S Hermitage Rd died March 21 in Imperial Point Medical Center Fort Lauderdale after a heart attack. He co owned Metz Bakery and Coffee Shop in Sharon since 1953 with brothers Michael and Joseph. He served in the Tenth Mountain Division in World War II and was an active member of St Michael Byzantine Church and Farrell American Legion Post 160. He is survived by his wife Lucille three daughters two sons a sister and five grandchildren. Two sisters and a third brother are listed as deceased.
Arrangements by Leipheimer Ray M. Dosch March 24 in St. Patrick Church for Ray McKelvey Dosch 75 of 17 Furlen Court who died of a heart ailment March 21 in St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center. Born July 3 1914 in Kittanning PA he lived here since 1955. A boilermaker for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co 21 years retiring 1976. Member of the church served 20 years with the Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department. In 1989 the Kittanning Hose Hook and Ladder Company No 1 presented him an award for 53 years of service to fire department and community. Survived by wife Pauline Valesek married Sept 9 1942 four daughters Kathleen Ann Zappin Sarah Rae Ahren Sheryl Dosch-Szelest Mary Margaret Buschenk seven grandchildren and brothers James Warren and a tributes in St Vincent de Paul Society. Arrangements were by Kelley and
Charles L Mills III died March 21 from muscular dystrophy at U S Route 19 Mercer. Born June 6 1962 in Sharon he was the son of Charles L Mills II and Darla Haines Mills II a CB radio enthusiast known as Lucky Chucky and a Calvary Fellowship Chapel member. He leaves his mother a step father sister Tina Marie Ryland and brothers Thomas D and three Foore step brothers plus grandparents.
Funeral services conducted March 21 at Sacred Heart Church for Mrs. Lottie P Ali 79 of 3423 Belden Ave who died March 18 of kidney failure at her home Born November 2 1910 in Youngstown to Walter and Anna Niziolek Niziolek She was a church member Her husband Monaf died in 1973 She leaves three sons Theodore and Matthew Zagorski of Hubbard Ronald Ali of Kent five daughters Anna Marie Snively Donna Jean Ali Patricia Stashinko Catherine Klingensmith and Mary Lou Janowski three sisters and one brother 24 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Three brothers and two sisters are deceased Arrangements were by Kinnick
Helen Swartz 63 of 3397 Pathour-Wheeler Road died March 18 from cancer at home. Born Sept 8 1926 in Hubbard she lived here all her life and was a Coalburg United Methodist Church member. Survived by husband Leo two sons Kenneth and William two daughters Carrie Rosella and Hiley three sisters and more. Funeral arranged for March 21 at Kelley and Son Funeral Home.
Angeline A Viccari 70 of 716 Glacier Heights Road died of heart failure March 19 at St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center. Born February 15 1920 in Liberty she was daughter of George and Anna Hogach Klinich Sr. She belonged to St Christine Croatian Fraternal Union Lodge 598 and Sons of Italy Lodge 858. Survived by husband Patrick K married March 9 1943 and brothers George Klinich Jr Hubbard and Walter Klinich Youngstown. Sister Mary Lutkehaus predeceased. Arrangements Vaschak Kirila Funeral Home.
Youngstown Ohio First Lady Dagmar Celeste will discuss Women’s Voices and Visions at YSU in DeBartolo Hall Room 132 on Thursday March 29 at 7 p.m. The event closes Women’s History Month with a lecture and discussion and includes the announcement of the essay contest winner. Information line lists 742-3783.
King Louis XVI popularized potato cultivation in France by wearing potato flowers in his buttonhole. This quirky royal habit linked him to the new crop and helped boost public interest in spuds across the realm.
Donna I Kay 70 of Warren Ohio died March 17 at Cleveland Clinic from complications after surgery. She lived at 3798 Allenwood Drive and formerly of Niles. Born January 24 1920 in Cambridge she worked at Mahoning Valley Newspapers then Phoenix Publications Inc later retiring December 31 1986. She was active in Red Cross Easter Seals Niles Chamber of Commerce and several civic groups plus Altrusa and Eastern Star. Survived by sons David Richard Timothy and stepmother Florence Booth with five grandchildren. Her husband Wendell E Kay died in 1979. Funeral services were held March 21 at Reese Wynn Winyard McDermott Funeral Home.
St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center presents a two day neonatal resuscitation course for health professionals. Courses run April 6 7 May 11 12 July 13 14 Sept 14 15 and Nov 2 3 with enrollment limited and fees 75 dollars for physicians 35 dollars for other health professionals. Continuing education credits offered across several disciplines. For details call Kalenits 746 7211 ext 3094. Elena M Rossi directs the program.
CHAMPION MicroComputer Data Communications offers a four hour mini course covering concepts terminology equipment and techniques for telecommunications. It will be held May 21 and 23 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Adult Full Service Center TCJVA. Patricia Mahoney can provide details at 539 6314 ext 293.
Members of the Polish Arts Club attended a memorial Mass for departed club members at St. Stanislaus Church on March 11, celebrated by Rev. Edward Neroda with Deacon Joseph Rudjak assisting. A breakfast followed in the church hall, hosted by Frances Servenack and others. A business session led by president Marie Rockney preceded notice of the April 6 meeting at Red Cross Headquarters featuring a Henry Gajda travelogue.
Idaho remains the only U.S. state where no foreign flag has ever flown over its skies. The fact highlights questions about air traffic and regional aviation policies within the state’s borders.
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