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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
3
Postmaster Archie C Hennon announces changes effective May 4 in Masury including one consolidated window from 8 30 am to 12 noon and closure of money order and misc windows on Saturday. No change at Avenue Rural Station and essential services remain.
Brookfield High School choir earned a No. 2 rating at the Class B No. 1 state choral contest in Mansfield on Saturday April 25. They advanced from district elimination in Boardman earlier this year and competed against eight area high schools. Event sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association with judges from Capitol University Bluffton College and Lakewood Public Schools. Paul Cerbus directs the Brookfield Choir and the group traveled from Brookfield High School at 5 30 a m accompanied by several staff and students.
Brookfield Township High School gym hosted the science fair on April 29 with a tie for grand prize between eighth grader Thomas Luchette and sixth grader Kenneth Irwin, each receiving a $25 U.S. Savings Bond for a radio controlled tank and a steam engine exhibit. First through ninth grade winners earned medals or certificates, with ninth grader Joseph O'Toole taking first for a workable electric organ and other top placements noted.
The Mathews High School band and choruses earned top state honors at the Columbus finals. A 161-member group traveled April 25 with four buses costing 1130 dollars, chaperoned by a list of staff and parents. They performed selections including this is the day which the Lord hath made and honor and glory, then returned to Vienna to a celebratory welcome.
The News Reporter launches two editions, the Hubbard and Brookfield Vienna editions, each with front page articles for their areas. A third page offers stories of interest from surrounding regions.
Vienna Township trustees announced East Ohio Gas Co has completed its survey of potential customers and the results will be discussed at a May 11 meeting at 7 30 p m in Mathews High School Public Auditorium. Residents will learn how to obtain gas service by August 1 1964 and should bring a 25 deposit.
Bruce Belleville, a sixth grade honor student at Hartford School, finished tenth in the Youngstown Meanieater spelling bee with 134 contestants, placing second among Trumbull County entrants. He misspelled repartee, trained at home with his mother and Mrs Edith Johnston, and plans to try again next year. Suzi Schwartz of Hayes Jr High won the contest.
Robert L. King, 21, of Hubbard Township, posted a $1,000 bond and pleaded guilty to possessing a single shot Colt derringer after an early April 28 arrest near West State Street. He appeared before Sharon Alderman Viola Lewis and faces the Mercer County court June session. King was among four men and a woman detained when a patrolman heard an alleyway argument and King dropped the weapon.
The Altar and Rosary group hosted a mother and daughter banquet last Tuesday at Mathews School with food served by the Music Boosters.
Mathews High School will send 34 students to Kent State University on May 2 for District Scholarship Tests in 17 subjects. From the 150 plus preliminary testers, two will advance per subject. Listed names include English and sciences across grades 9 through 12, foreign languages, history, and bookkeeping.
Vienna Chief Smith formalizes promotion of Lieutenants Joe Balla Howard Everett and Warren Clower alongside Asst Chief Charles Tidd and Captains George Miller Paul Shoff and Harry Groft. Helmets color coded for ranks. boots coats gloves issued. festival plans for July 30 to August 1 outlined with rides parades and entertainment.
In Warren protests grew over land reappraisal boosts across Trumbull County. Examples include Yankee Lake 71 acres rising from 7100 to 32950, 158 acres from 7910 to 40440, Hartford 111 acres 2770 to 17360, Hubbard 40 acres 2910 to 9500, Vienna Township 146 acres 7330 to 12320, Hubbard city 4.5 acres 2450 to 10320. County commissioners reviewed parcels and urged payments on old rates plus ten percent to aid schools and government. Commissioner Baldine criticized the Cleminshaw Co. for the reappraisal.
A Vienna Township zoning commission held a Wednesday meeting to discuss rezoning Rt. 170 frontages from residential to commercial from the Liberty township line to Fowler township. Members weighed private property rights against attracting business and noted notification to all affected property owners.
The Yomar Club of the First Presbyterian Church will host a square dance on Saturday May 16 at 8 p.m. in the church social room with Jack Ellis calling. Guest night invites all members to bring another couple, and anyone in the congregation may attend. Admission is 50 cents. Refreshments will be served.
Brookfield High School holds its 50th anniversary alumni banquet in the Senior High cafeteria on Saturday May 9. The 1914 graduates include valedictorian Mary Edna Offensend and officers Mrs James H Read Ethel Laverne Rd with entertainment by Captain Silver and the Golden Fantasy and The Lady and the Tramps. Tickets cost 3.50 and are available from three listed organizers.
The bookmobile is scheduled to visit Matthews School on Thursday May 14 from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon.
Mrs. Eleanor Phillips, a music teacher, will stay in Trumbull Memorial Hospital for about ten days for treatment and observation.
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