Retiring Maude Reed and Dr Kenneth St John to be honored
A reception for retiring teacher Maude E Reed is planned for May 20 at Hubbard High School. Another reception will be held June 10 for Dr Kenneth D St John who will retire as superintendent of schools after this year. Rotary heard North High coach Andy Sarinchak speak on life behind the Iron Curtain in Czechoslovakia. He described family fear, sharecropping, daily hygiene, priesthood limits, and poor housing. Rotary noted perfect attendance by Stan Hayman, Bill Hulbert, Rudy Bender, Ray Kyle and George Zenevich. Kiwanis will host a tenth anniversary social for Austintown Poland and Vienna clubs on May 18 in Cas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Reed
Hubbard High School
Kenneth D. St. John
Rotary Club
Andy Sarinchak
North High School
Sarinchak
Czechoslovakia
Rotary
Stan Hayman
Bill Hulbert
Rudy Bender
Ray Kyle
George Zenevich
Trustees Schedule Public Hearing On Street Lighting
Hubbard Township trustees will hold a public meeting within 30 days to discuss street lighting for the Petroleum Masury district residences. A residents group asked for lighting, and trustees will also request progress reports on fire hydrants from Sharon water company. Trumbull County engineer will provide paving estimates for two streets in Fairmont Housing Development. residents may petition after estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Township
Petroleum-Masury
Sharon Water Company
Petroleum
Trumbull
Fairmont
Hubbard News offers flag kits to display Old Glory locally
The Hubbard News announces 3 by 5 foot U S flags with brass staff and hardware sold at cost to readers. Kits cost 3 dollars in person or 3 50 by mail and include a washable cotton flag, staff, halyard and socket. Mail orders go to Flags Hubbard News Hubbard Ohio. The paper urges flag displays through Memorial Day and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis West
Niles Publishing Co
Hubbard News Today
Hubbard News
Hubbard Ohio
United States Flag Foundation
Mayor Names Habitat Board to Lead 450000 Center Drive
Mayor Albert Sauline announced the Hub bard Area Community Center Board of Directors to oversee a $450,000 fundraising drive for a planned community center. The 12 member board includes James Bosco and Charles Ferrick with staggered five year terms, plus other appointees and city officials. The group reports to the city council which adopted the board creation on April 16 and includes representatives from Kiwanis Optimist Rotary and other local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
Hubbard Area Community Center Board of
James Bosco
Charles Ferrick
Marlin Sheppard
Russell Harder
William Hulbert
Aura Wheeler
Joseph Vitullo
Dale Washington
Joseph Baldine
James Hagan
Kiwanis
Optimist
Rotary Clubs
Ministerial Association
Community Chest
American Legion
Business and Civic Club
Knights of Columbus
Board of Education
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Labor Unions
Chamber of Commerce
Republican Club
Democratic Club
Homecoming Association
Boosters Club
Sauline
City Council
Parks and Playgrounds
Motorists Fined In Mayor's Court
Mayor Albert Sauline fined Mc Cahen Jackson of 371 Cabot Street Youngstown 25 and costs for unsafe operation and 5 and costs for improper lights. Others fined included Robert E. Carter 249 Meridian Road Youngstown unsafe operation 10 end costs Valer Luca West Middlesex Pa no operator s license same Harry E. Davy 447 Catherine Street Youngstown failure to yield right of way same Governor Boatwright 1027 Fairview Avenue Youngstown failure to stop in assured clear distance 5 and costs Charles M Hitmar 372 S Eighth Street Sharpsville Pa one headlight same Joseph J Estock 1301 Buhl Terrace Farrell Pa failed to appear on charge of crashing a select and forfeited his bond of 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
McCahen Jackson
Cabot St
Youngstown
Robert E. Carter
Meridian Rd
Valer Luca
West Middlesex
Harry E. Davy
Catherine St
Governor Boatwright
Fairview Ave
Charles M. Hitmar
S. Eighth St
Sharpsville
Joseph J. Estock
Buhl Terrace
Farerll
Lights Approved For City Traffic Plan And Other Measures
City council approved installing traffic lights at N Main St near Myron and Moore Avenues with about 1000 from state highway improvement funds. They adopted licenses for transient dealers, set a $25 fee and daily fines, and backed plans for Hubbard concert band with Peter Pagano as director. A refuse management ordinance, burn hours, mesh dump containers, and resident-only city dump hours were approved. Fire data showed 47 grass blazes of 51 calls. Plans for Hubbard Estates playground use and West Park Ave road work were approved, along with storm sewer fixes on Parrish Ave. A May 21 special civil service meeting was scheduled, retirement age raised to 70, and Community Center Board terms accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
Hubbard
Peter Pagano
John Glod
Sauline
Glad
Julius Yuhasz
Hubbard Estates
Erie St
New Haven Clock and Watch Co
Board of Control
West Park Ave
Center
Rebecca
Parrish Ave
Scott St
Parrish
Supreme Court
Youngstown
Community Center Board of Directors
AAU Track Clinic Draws Athletes From 20 Schools
An AAU track clinic at Hubbard Junior High Elementary School draws athletes from about 20 schools across Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Top performers from colleges high schools Olympic teams and AAU will assist in coaching with registration at 8 30 a m and gates opening at 10 30 a m over 400 student athletes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Joyce Theisen
Hubbard
AAU
Cleveland
Hubbard Boosters Club
Knights of Columbus
Hubbard Junior High
Mayor Fines Truck Driver for Overload
Mayor Albert Sauline fined Harry M. Jackson of Piqua Ohio one hundred forty five dollars and costs in the mayor s court on Thursday evening May 3 for driving an overloaded truck. James A. Rotell of Farrell Pa failed to appear. Paul J. Kulow of Hubbard Road Hubbard was fined one hundred six dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauline
Harry M. Jackson
Piqua
Ohio
James A. Rotell
Union Street
Farrell
Paul J. Kulow
Brookfield-Hubbard Road
Hubbard
Bernard Co. Low Bidder On Library
Hubbard construction bids show Bernard Construction Co. as low bidder for the general contract at 49 229 with M J Petten leading plumbing bids at 2 975. Hubbard Library Board sets Thursday 7 30 p m to review four construction phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripodi Construction Co
Niles
Kreidler Construction Co
Marinelli Construction Co
Girard Electric Co
Peterson Webster Electric
A. F. Bell Co
Samuels Sheet Metal Co
L. J. Shuler and Son
Commercial Piping Co
Stewart Heating Co
Hubbard
Petten, R. M. Jones and Co
C. J. Mittle and Son
Retiring Hubbard Educators Honored at Banquet
About 115 teachers and staff honored Hubbard School System leaders Dr. Kenneth D. St. John and Miss Maude E. Reed, retiring after 88 years of service. Dinner at Sharon Elks Club featured gifts including a portable TV and a $100 orchid-tucked bill. Nick Sostari presided as Hubbard Classroom Teachers Association presented the gifts. William C. Craig delivered the after-dinner speech on Anatomy of A Pun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
D. St. John
Maude E. Reed
Hubbard
Sharon Elks Club
William C. Craig
Teaching Career Ends At 57 Yrs Maude Reed Longtime Hubbard Teacher
Maude E. Reed began teaching English in 1905 in the Hubbard School System at 18. She taught 57 years, moving from Hubbard to Coalburg in 1906, later earning a BA in teaching, supporting her parents, and living at 188 Brookfield Rd. A 1924 Kent Normal School graduate and 1940 degree completed. The district sought a records check on her tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Reed
Hubbard
Miss Reed
S. Q. March
Brookfield Rd
Golden Dawn
Hubbard Youngstown Rd
Eich Hubbard
Kenneth D. St. John
Columbus
Dr St John Shifts To New Academic Role At Atlantic Christian
Dr St John begins a long teaching career with Hubbard schools rising to superintendent in 1954. He will join Atlantic Christian College Wilson North Carolina as associate professor in education and psychology in September 1962 after earning a doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh in 1960 and a master’s from Kent State in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. St. John
Waynesville
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson, N.C
Hubbard Schools
Warren County Normal School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Kent State University
Maude Reed
Normal
University of Pittsburgh
Hubbard Township
Trumbull County
Ohio
PROGRAM AT GRANGE FOR MOTHER S DAY
Hubbard Progressive Grange 1879 holds a Mother's Day program this Saturday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. The Juvenile Grange, directed by Mrs. Russell Williams, will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Progressive Grange
IOOF
Russell Williams
Submerged By Vote in Hubbard Primary Election
Hubbard city and township voters rejected a four mill school levy 1759 to 933 with only one township precinct approving. Parks and health welfare levies failed in every precinct. Republican and Democratic candidates won multiple precinct committee seats, with detailed results across districts 1A through 4C and township races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Robert Allen
Wilson D. Patton
Charles Malin
Harvey Hatch
William Hardin
Peter Snyder
Arthur Kartman
Robert Tate
Ralph Salerno
Joseph Tranick
Rock LaCivita
John J. Carsone
Andrew Mavronicolas
Anthony DelBane
John Darko
Joseph Baldine
Richard Scullin
Walter Studer
Chester Bonaquist
Thomas A. Angelo
Julius Yuhasz
Peck
Suzanne Federico
Patrick
Joseph Grzelak
William Klucher
Joseph Dobosh
Patton M. Gilliland
Rita Madarelli
Rita Marshal
Edith Angelo
Joseph Dubyak
Ruth Fell
Jack Robinson
Margaret Booth
Margaret Denison
Brady M. Corrill
George Macabobby
Eli Moga
Henry Drissen
Rose Marie Hacker
Ira J. Huff
Frederick Benner
James H. Grose
Ursuline Students Break Talkathon Record
A Ursuline High School report notes four to five students planned a talkathon to beat the prior 13 day record. They formed two teams and aim to reach 21 consecutive days of continuous conversations, echoing 1920s college endurance feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Policy
Ursuline High School
Jay
Chicago
Walter Brennan
Brookfield Township Debates Youth Rehabilitation Center
A petition with about 500 names opposes opening a youth rehabilitation center in Brookfield Township. Residents argue the township is too small for the facility, planned at a surplus radar site. Trustees Gilliland and Seburn say the proposal will be discussed at the next public trustees meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield Township
John Gilliland
Robert Seburn
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Sharon
Tony Carsone
Betty Baldwin
Kennedy
Baldwin
U.S
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Bert Hedelin
Larry Larson
Hubbard Junior
Carl Larson
ST. John
Youth Center
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