Nancy Jo Misciskia Weds Michael Polon in Hubbard Nuptials
Nancy Jo Misciskia married Michael Robert Polon Jr. last Saturday at St. Patrick’s Church Hubbard in a pink and green spring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Albert Misciskia Sr. and Mrs. Misciskia, wore lace and silk with a colonial bouquet. the groom is Michael Polon Sr.’s son. The wedding was followed by dinner at St. Michael’s Hall and a reception. the couple will reside in Hubbard. The bride works as a secretary for Malkin Foods. the groom owns Polon’s Sunoco Service and serves in the Army National Guard.
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St. Patrick's Church
Hubbard
Nancy J Misciskia
Michael Robert Polon Jr
Albert Misciskin
Rockwood
Liberty Two
Michael Polon Sr
Westview Ave
Hobard
Charles Crumb
Orve
Frank DePinto
Linda Mickler
Albert Misciskia Jr
Karen Mayhorn
Paul Wells
Carla Barbone
William Watson
Francis MecCowin
Barbara Clark
April Gasser
Kathy Jo Misciskia
Thomas Gerber
Alber Miseiskia Jr
Anthony Miseiskia
Tom
As Bray
Francis McCowin
Richard Kitty
David Lowry
John Dieter
Annete
Lynnette Misciskia
Richy Trumbetta
Miscikia
St. Michael's Byzantine Hall
Campbell
Fix
Polon
Youngstown State University
Malkin Foods, Incc
Loganway Plaza
Sunoco
Army National Guard
Estates Garden Club Hosts Station Wagon Bake Sale
The Estates Garden Club plans a Station Wagon Bake Sale on Saturday May 11 at 10 am in the Hub bard Estates vicinity. Ways and Means chair Mrs Carl Gussie with committee members Mrs Robert Burrows and Mrs Joseph Giblin lead the event with all baked goods donated by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Estates Garden Club
Hubbard Estates
Ways and Means
Carl Gussie
Robert Burrows
Joseph Giblin
Mrs. Cogsil Honored on 81st Birthday
Mrs. Clara Cogsil celebrated her 81st birthday with a family dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs. Lois Penn on Hubbard Thomas Road. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cogs of Findlay Elsie Robson and Raymond Johnson of Amsterdam, and several Penn and Morrow relatives from Hubbard.
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Lois Penn
Hubbard- Thomas Rd
Clara Cogsil
Hubbard Garden Club entertains at county home
Hubbard Garden Club hosted a program for Trumbull County Home residents in Brookfield featuring a musicale directed by Mrs. L. K. Van Ness and Mrs John Winkle, a zany Faster hats skit, and an Irish Wedding comedy sketch with Mrs. Clarence Jones as minister. Refreshments were served by Mrs. E.S. Stewart and Mrs. Carl Devite. The next meeting moves to Wellesley Hall at the Methodist Church, with May time unchanged.
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Trumbull
Brookfield
Hubbard Garden Club
L. K. van Ness
John Winkle
Clarence Jones
C.R. Price
W. Patrick
Harry Hudovoni
E.S. Stewart
Carl Devite
Wellesley Hall
Methodist Church
Bake Sale by Troop 236 to Support Washington Trip
Junior High Cadets of Girl Scout Troop 236 sponsor a bake sale on Saturday May 11 at Patton's Sparkle Market starting 10 a.m. Proceeds fund a planned Washington, D.C. trip from June 10 to 14. Troop leader is Mrs. Albert Bayus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton's
Sparkle Market
Washington, D.C
Albert Bayus
Local Amaranth installs Hebranks in Hubbard Court
Mr and Mrs Marold Hebrank are installed Royal Patron and Royal Matron of Hubbard Court Order of the Amaranth at an open ceremony in the ICCF Hall. They succeed Doris Logan and Norris C Wolfgang. Officers assisting included Norris Wolfgang as installing officer with James Cooksey, Rubeen Hood, Charles Ladig, Roy McIntyre, Pearl Harmon, and Gladys Harder. Coronation participants were Ann McIntyre, Bethea Wolfgang, Mary McClelland, Sara Himes, Doris Logan, Norris Wolfgang, and Mary G. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold Hebrank
Hubbard Court Order of the Amaranth
1.C.C.F. Hall
Doris Logan
Norris C. Wolfgang
Margaret Linsley
Norris Wolfgang
James Cooksey
Rubeen Hood
Charles Ladig
Marshall
Aid
Roy McIntyre
Pearl Harmon
Gladys Harder
Ann Mclintryre
Bethea Wolfgang
Mary McCledland
Sara Himes
Mary G
Estates Garden Anniversary Dinner Set for May 20
Estates Garden plans its annual anniversary dinner on Monday May 20 at 622 Gary Drive the home of Mrs Joseph Giblin. Mrs Leroy Davis and Mrs James Dobranchin will offer gardening tips during a slides and floral history of the American Red Cross. Hostesses are Mrs Reginald Antonucci Mrs Carl Phillips and Mrs Michael Pettola.
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The
Estates Garden Club
Monrday
Joseph Giblin
Gary Drive
Leroy Davis
James Dobranchin
American Red Cross
Reginald Antonucci
Carl Phillips
Michael Pettola
Progressive Grange cookie contest highlights April meeting
The Hubbard Progressive Grange 1879 met April 27 at the 10.C.F. Hall with a cookie contest. Mrs. Glenn Young won the right to compete for county and state titles with her seven layer cookie recipe. Fifty-year members Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jansen will receive the Gold Sheaf award at the May 25 banquet at Morgan's Restaurant in Boardman, with Mrs. George Stiver and Mrs. Russell Williams in charge of arrangements. Reservations to Mrs. Williams by May 20.
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Hubbard _— Progressive Grange
10.C.F. Hall
Glenn Young
Morgan’s
Boardman
Harry Johnson
George Stiver
Russell Williams
Williams
Mari lyn Maslach Weds Edward Maro In St. John Catholic Ceremony
Miss Mari lyn Maslach and Edward Maro were married Saturday May 4 at St. John Catholic Church in a formal ceremony led by Father John Maro. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Massach, wore an organza gown with lace, a shoulder train, and a silk organza rose crown, while Loretta Petroff and Mrs Anthony Volpe served as attendants. The couple, backed by out of town guests from Chicago Detroit Indiana and Cleveland, plan to live in Hubbard after a wedding trip. both are local graduates and the groom works in steel with the Army Reserves.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Marilyn Maslach
Edward Maro
John Maro
Joseph Massach
Lowellville
Marilyn
Hubbard
Joseph Maro
Campbell
Loretta Petroff
Anthony Volpe
Willie Gentile
Mike Graban
Golden Steer
Chicago
Detroit
Indiana
Cleveland
Maro
North High School
Chaffin School of Cosmetology
Memorial High School
Army Reserves
Hubbard Fortnightly Club to Meet May 14
The Hubbard Fortnightly Club holds its monthly meeting on Tuesday May 14 with Mrs Allen Rhodant and Mrs John Mason as hostesses. Miss Mary Snyder presents a program titled Religions in Ohio and installation of officers is on the agenda.
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Hubbard
Allen Rhodant
John Mason
Mary Snyder
Ohio
Brookfield 500 Club Meets at Franklin Home
Mrs Norbert Franklin of Valley View Drive Brookfield hosted the 500 club gathering in her redecorated recreation room. Prizes went to Mrs Byron Bullock Mrs Edward Dust and Mrs David Eli. The group plans to meet May 22 at Mrs Eli's home.
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Brookfield
Norbert Franklin
Valley View Drive
500
Shirley Pishkur Named to YSU Dean's List
Shirley Pishkur former Hub Bard resident is named to Youngstown State University dean's list with a 4 average for the winter quarter. Miss Pishkur daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudy Pishkur of Cleveland teaches substitute in the Youngstown School system.
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Shirley Pishkur
Hubbard
Youngstown State University
Miss Pishkur
Rudy Pishkur
Cleveland
Youngstown
Reed PTA to meet May 9 for officer installation
The Reed School P T A will meet Thursday May 9 at 8 p m in the Reed School auditorium for installation of officers and a health program. The Rev Herbert C Cottrell will give the invocation and nurses Mrs Joyce Papa and Miss Mary Jean Scarpine will lead the program. Mrs Werner Verch will install officers for the coming year with Mrs Gerald Michael named president. Other officers include 1st vice president Mrs Robert Mullen 2nd vice president Miss Mary Snyder secretary Mrs Robert Welton treasurer Jack Cann delegates Mrs Carl Guss torian and Mrs Kenneth Seifert ie with alternates Mrs Clyde Matthews and Mrs Ed Tatarka. A social hour follows in the cafeteria. All members urged to attend the last meeting of the current school year.
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Reed School P.T.A
Reed School
Herbert C. Cottrell
First Baptist Church
Joyce Papa
Mary Jean Scarpine
Werner Verch
Gerald Michael
Robert Mullen
Mary Snyder
Robert Welton
Jack Cann
Carl Gusstorian
Kenneth Seifertie
Walter Savonik
Clyde Matthews
Ed Tatarka
Gail Bradley Honored At Pre-bridal Shower
Gail Bradley, June 1 bride elect of Fred Kerr, was honored at a April 21 pre-bridal shower hosted by the bride’s aunt. Attendants included Linda Washington Diana Lawrence Lynne Wilmer Mazie Sprankle. The rainbow theme featured pastel streamers and a white lace parasol centerpiece with spring flowers. A buffet lunch was served. prize winner was Marge Dethbane. The June 1 ceremony is at CornerHouse Christian Church with a reception to follow.
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Gail Bradley
Fred Kerr
Richard Sprankle
New Middletown
Linda Washington
Diana Lawrence
Lynne Wilmer
Mazie Sprankle
Marge Dethbane
Cornerhouse Christian Church
Gail Karolewski Honored At Bridal Shower In Lubbard
Gail Karolewski was the guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. Alex Wolanski in Lubbard on Sunday afternoon. About 40 guests attended with games and prizes and lilac themed refreshments. The couple plans a military open church wedding at St Patrick's Church at 11 a.m. Saturday June 15.
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Gail Karolewski
Alex Wolanski
Lubbard
Phyllis Wolanski
Karolewski
Robert Jeffrey Arneson
St. Patrick’s Church
Casimir Karolewski
Fox St
Charles Arneson
Nashville
Tennessee
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
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Nancy Jo Misciskia
Michael Polon
Michael R. Polon JR
Lucky Adam
Pangburn
Guy's
PLAID
S&h
Guy
N. Main
Hubbard, Ohio
Mrs. Cogsil
County
Bake Sale
Amaranth
Hebranks
Progressive Grange
Karlovic
West Liberty ST
Atlantic
Miss Maslach
Edward Mako
Vienna
Ray Monsalvatge
Mathews High School
Parent-Teacher Association
John Schuster
Steak House
Boston
Maine
Brookfield Ave
Masury
O. Ph
Mrs. Franklin
Reed Pta
Liberty Realty
Liberty
Logan Way
Grace & Dale Wise Owners
Call, Niles Warren
Florist
Ao Ine Hier
Youngstown-Warren Rd
Warren
Warren, Ohio
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