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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
3
Miss Beth Kulow daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kulow received a 200 scholarship from the Lutheran Women's League of Youngstown and vicinity. She represents Grace Lutheran Hubbard and will study at Texas Lutheran College to prepare for mission work.
Hartford Chapter No. 18 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evening April 25 with 150 in attendance. Worthy Matron Mary Mullen and Worthy Patron Elmer Chilson led the meeting, a dinner preceded by about 90 attendees. Two new members were initiated and several dignitaries visited, including Frank Goodwin and Verna Gething. A Star Lite Club sponsored reception followed with a pink cloth buffet and peony centerpiece as Mrs. Donald Keir and Mrs. Anderson Davis served guests.
Miss Marla Ruth Winsor and Thomas Gerald Raseta plan a August 17 wedding at Trinity Methodist Church. Bride is daughter of Mrs Magdalene Winsor and the late Burdell Winsor of Hubbard. Raseta, a Hubbard High School alumnus, attends Youngstown State University and works for Loblaw's.
The Adua Lodge of the Knights of Italy of America will hold a regular meeting Monday May 6 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. A Mother Daughter tea will follow with an expected program cards and prizes. Hostesses are Mrs. Mary DePaul and Mrs. Kathryn DeSanctis.
The Esther Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of Coalburg will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday May 7 in the church for the final meeting to complete annual business. Men may contact a circle member for reservations for the father and son banquet on May 17 at 6 30 p.m. Reservations must be confirmed by May 7. Easter candy funds will buy a church office typewriter.
Mr and Mrs Hubert R Wisley of 465 Sherwood Avenue Youngstown announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda K Wisley to Frank J Bowkowski son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bowkowski of 276 Kimberly Avenue Masury Both students at Penn Ohio Junior College and Bowkowski works as office manager at W O Straus paugh Motor Co in Youngstown A late autumn wedding is planned
Masury and Halton resumes announce the engagement of Barbara Faye Ness daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie Ness Halton to Joseph A Caldwell son of Mrs Amelia K Caldwell and the late Howard E Caldwell. Ness, a Halton High School graduate and nursing student at St Josephs School of Nursing Grand Forks, is set to wed in June. Caldwell, Brookfield High School graduate and airman first class at Grand Forks Air Force Base, serves as assistant director at the base youth center.
Brookfield Mrs Robert Rinck president presided at the Brookfield Township Firemen Auxiliary meeting. Final plans were made for the April 27 party at the station with Mrs George Addicott and Mrs Frank Ayers as chairmen. May custodians include Mrs Michael Scutillo Mrs Charles Service Mrs Lena Simons and Mrs Albert Swartz. May 7 hospitality committee members were Mrs Norman McKelvey chairman Mrs Edward Carl Mrs Temple Wilkin and Mrs Luke Long. Game prizes went to Mrs William Irwin Mrs Eugene Dickinson Mrs Otto Hall Mrs Russell Hacker Mrs George Kirila and Mrs Simoni.
Mr and Mrs Lyle E Hood of 12 Laurel Park announce the engagement of their daughter Judi Elaine to Pvt Wayne Emery Barr son of Mr and Mrs Emery C Barr of 1422 Orlando Avenue Akron The betrothal was announced at a party at the home of Judi’s grandparents in Canfield The bride elect is a 1965 Hubbard High School graduate who attended Kent State University and works as a secretary The fiancé attended Akron State University and was a draftsman for Belows Vair before entering the service He is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky Wedding plans are not yet formed
Sharon War ren Road Brookfield announces the engagement of Linda DeMaiolo to Ralph Sutton. Linda, a Brookfield High School graduate, studies medical laboratory technology in Cleveland. Ralph, also a Brookfield alum, is a sophomore commercial art major at Youngstown State University.
The Hubbard Optimist Club hosts its annual fund raising dinner dance on Sunday May 5 at the Mahoning Country Club Girard. A 6:30 to 7 cocktail hour precedes a 7 p.m. buffet, then a $1000 drawing and dancing with Pat Barile and his orchestra. Judge George Jones speaks on Law Day. Joe Vitullo chairs the event with Anthony Villano and Robert Huff assisting. Tickets available from any Optimist member.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wellendorf Sr. of Greenville Pennsylvania will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the Maysville Fire Hall Recreation Room in May. Their four children L G Wellendorf Jr. Butler Indiana, H E Patrick Warner Road, J A Buckalew Hialeah Florida, and J C Wellendorf Sharon will host and assist with entertainment. The couple married in Poland Ohio and he recently retired from Greenville Tube Co. They have nine grandchildren.
The Shish-O-La Campfire Girls of Roosevelt School elected officers at their recent meeting. Wendy McAllen was chosen president with Karen Keiper as vice president, Joan Cooper as secretary, Cheryl Glod as treasurer, and Esther Taber as scribe. Karen Keiper and Linda Kneubel joined the phone committee, while Wendy McAllen and Michele McCracken joined the clean-up committee.
Janet Jones hosted a slumber party on Friday April 26 at 261 Brookfield Ave Masury. Guests included Terry Rice Janet Carle Debbie Alexander Lynne Martin Marilyn Bishop Cathy Jones Ann Jones Sharon Best Arla Strochman Betty Evans and Sue DeVite with refreshments and tape recording sessions.
The Slovak Catholic Sokol Assembly 307 of Hubbard will hold a regular meeting at St Patrick Church social room 315 North Main St from 2 to 4 p.m. on May 5. Regular meetings will be the first Sunday of each month. President Fred Gudzinas and recording secretary Mary Gavulic urge all members to attend.
Mrs. Jerome Tobey and Mrs. Emerson Tobey will host the Hubbard Firemen's Auxiliary at 8 p.m. May 7 at the Fire Station. The program is led by Mrs. Tom Quinn Mrs. Tom McIntee and Mrs. Robert Strachan. Door prizes are provided by Mrs. W O Henderson Mrs. Raymond Begoet and Mrs. Leonard Stevenson. The group plans a June picnic.
Sergeant David P. Crouch USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs Attley A Esposito, provided support for the unmanned Apollo space flight while serving at Moron Air Base Spain. He is with the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery and was part of a 200 man global team positioned for contingency operations during the mission. Crouch, a 1963 Hubbard High School graduate, also attended Lincoln Chiropractic College and the University of Maryland European Division.
Mrs. Lewis Koch of East Cleveland announces the engagement of her daughter Rita Koch to Edward O Connor son of Mr and Mrs Eugene O Connor of Brookfield May 25 at eleven oclock at St Philomena Church Cleveland The bride to be a Ursuline Academy and Central School of Practical Nursing graduate works as a licensed practical nurse The groom is a Brookfield High School graduate licensed journeyman plumber and student at John Carroll University
Roosevelt Elementary PTA hosts a Craft and Art Show at its May 9 meeting at 2 p.m. The event includes installation of officers and will offer refreshments after the session.
The Hubbard Progressive Club will hold a May 4 meeting hosted by Mrs. Oscar Mitchell and Mrs. Donald Schafer. Roll call topic is A taint of Johnny Bull. Mrs. Earl Stewart will discuss Alice Springs Australia and Mrs. R C Bowers will present The Canadian Rockies.
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