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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1968
Page
4
The Wilda Davis Memorial Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Monday May 20 with Mrs. L. M. Stewart in charge of the program. Hostesses will be Mrs. Laura Lanz and Mrs Allan Rhodanz, and Mrs. Ruth Durig will lead the month’s devotions.
Miss Barbara Ann Kavanagh and James Brian Homolya were married at St Luke Catholic Church at noon on April 20. Rev John Kennedy officiated. The couple will live in Penn Hills with Mrs Homolya a former Ohio Bell operator and Mr Homolya a Gulf Research chemist.
The Masury Brookfield Women’s Club held an International Tea on April 30 in Brookfield High School auditorium drawing about 250 attendees. Emil Bossack’s Continental Tamburitzans performed dances and songs from Serbia Hungary and Spain while Mrs. William Drummond reviewed books and shared notes on women’s roles.
Mrs Margie Possert hosted the Harlequin Club at Grace Street for their April meeting. Guest Esther Marino attended, with prizes of 500 won by Mrs Marino, Mrs Janet Ashby and Mrs Margie Martin. Next meeting will be May 14 hosted by Mrs Ashby at her Rebecca Avenue home.
Proceeds from a tea fund raiser coordinated by the assembly and a large committee will support the community tennis courts project. The organizing group lists many volunteers handling publicity tickets arrangements and serving roles including Mrs Benadella Mrs Gabryjolek Mrs Per filo and Mrs Roche among others.
Miss Donnajean Purich, bride elect of Ronald Enyeart, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Earl F. Enyeart with help from Mrs. Harry Hacker and Mrs. Felix Hallsky. Attended by 85 guests, the yellow and green decor featured white tulle, milk glass, and yellow blossoms. The couple plans a June 29 wedding at the American Croatian Hall in Farrell.
Mr and Mrs Roger Bierworth of Rt 1 announce the birth of a son James Edward on April 30 at 8 55 am. The baby weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and has a sister Pamela. Grandparents are Mrs Hazel Bierworth and Mrs Harley Hardway.
Mr and Mrs Richard Watson of 1500 Hubbard Road welcomed an infant daughter on April 21 at St Elizabeth Hospital. Mr and Mrs Donald Patterson of 2111 Youngstown Hubbard Road welcomed an infant daughter on April 24 at North Side Hospital.
The Garden Quest Club hosts a flower show arranged by members at 12 30 p m Thursday May 16 in the Central Christian Church. Hostesses are Mrs James McGinnis and Mrs Ralph Bartlett. On Saturday May 25 the group will travel to Canfield Fair Grounds for the Garden Mart.
The Knights of Columbus Ladies will meet Tuesday May 21 at 8 p m at the K of C Hall. Cards will be played and a luncheon served. President Mrs Ernest DeMatteo urges all members to attend with luncheon committee members named.
The Brookfield Hickory Pennsylvania group gathered at the Holiday Inn for lunch and a fashion show. Birthday honors were given to Mrs James Daugherty. The club plans its next meeting on May 8.
Members of the J O N Club will meet Tuesday May 1 for a dessert luncheon at Mrs Charles Williams home Laurel Park. Mrs C A Rhodant will serve as associate hostess and a guest speaker will provide the program.
Country Corner Garden Club schedules a tour of the Arms Museum at 648 Wick Avenue for their next meeting on Thursday May 16. Members meet at the museum at 7 30 p m and will follow with a luncheon in the Mural Room.
The Ruth Circle of the First United Methodist Church of Hubbard will meet Tuesday May 14 at 8 p.m. in Wesley Hall. Hosts are Sara Himes Leota Redinger and Esther Hainz with Mary Rice giving devotions. Members should bring a short current event. Change due to Election Day May 7.
Listing shows address N Main Hubbard with phone 534 4556. Hours monthly Friday noon to 9 PM and Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM.
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