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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1968
Page
2
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Susan Munnell of Brookfield High School earned National Merit Scholarship honors as one of 2,800 nationwide awardees after competing against 796 650 for initial testing in January 1967. She will study math at Oberlin College on a Chrysler Motors Corp four year scholarship.
MASURY Two aunts of Terrence Swogger Miss Shirley Swogger Masury and Mrs John Boyer New Castle Pa entertain the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Terrence Swogger formerly Louie Jo Baxter at a family party on Sunday May 5 in Shirley Swagger s home. About 60 family members attended. A table centered with a wedding cake was dressed in white and the couple received a lovely array of gifts.
Mrs Laura Lanz and Mrs Allan Rhodanz will host the Wilda Davis Class meeting Monday May 20 at the First Presbyterian Church. L M Stewart and Mrs Ruth Durig will supervise the social and devotion segments.
Last Wednesday the first of 12 eggs hatched to the delight of the children. Here Miss Bolchalk holds one of the new arrivals.
Roosevelt Elementary PTA wrapped up its school year with officer installation by Mrs. Joseph Jayne and a student art show in the gym and lunchrooms. New officers for 1968 69 include Eugene Capone 2nd vice president Mrs Ralph Cooper 1st vice president Mrs Glenn Stiver secretary Mrs Joseph Jayne Publications of PTA and Mrs Joseph Federico president Wayne Albright treasurer. A family picnic at Harding Park May 25 and a weekly Fairly New Shop to run Thursdays 9 am to 3 pm were announced along with a cook book recipe drive and ongoing fund drives.
Brookfield High School presents a spring music festival by the Brookfield Juni or and Senior High School Bands under Robert Furney and Joseph Parlink. May 16 features high school music, state medals and senior awards, then a 16 act variety show with 16 member pit. May 17 spotlights junior high bands followed by a second variety show and dance with Epic Five and Generation Gaps. Admission is one dollar for students above sixth grade and adults, 59 cents for younger students. Tickets sold by band members.
Hubbard 4H Club met May 4 and formed a working detail to construct a corral at Carl Swartz’s home. They planned to train horses for upcoming shows and asked members to bring their horse to the May 18 meeting for practice. Dues are 50 cents per month and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Swartz.
The Estates Garden Club will hold its annual anniversary dinner on Monday May 22 at the home of Mrs. Joseph G Gary Drive. Hostesses are Mrs. Reginald Antonucci Mrs. Carl Phillips and Mrs. Michael Pettola Slides and a talk on Red Cross history told through flower arrangements will headline the evening with gardening tips from Mrs. James Dobranchin.
Kent State University ranks first among 50 selected institutions for subject matter preparation requirements for prospective high school social studies teachers.
Airman Thomas E. Pugh is assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Keesler AFB Mississippi for specialized schooling as a communications specialist after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pugh of 338 Elmwood Drive and a 1967 Hubbard High School graduate.
Airman First Class Joseph A. Palumbo son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Curtis of 418 Brookfield Rd is on duty at Cam Ranh Bay AB Vietnam as a security policeman with the Pacific Air Forces. He arrived from Kadena AB Okinawa and is a 1966 Hubbard High School graduate.
Shirley Jean Hoffman of Brookfield and Karen Lea Simon of Masury are named to the dean's list for the 1967 1968 academic year at Ohio University. The honor recognizes students maintaining a 3.0 grade point average or better.
Joseph Floyd Sprague has been promoted to Specialist 4 while serving with the 23rd Infantry Division near CuChi Vietnam. He trained at Fort Knox Kentucky and Fort McClellan Alabama and has been in Vietnam since December 1. He graduated Hubbard High School in 1965 and is the son of Mr and Mrs L Edward Sprague Masury.
Sixty pirates firing rifles attacked the town of Campo Uno looting 14 stores and 120 homes and escaping with about 50000 dollars in cash and goods, according to the Philippines News Service via UPI.
Hubbard Rotary hear Mrs Ann Schuler mother of a 15 year old with brain damage discuss a training method aimed at patterning brain function. She described a Philadelphia seminar and intensive sessions teaching disoriented brain to move limbs in rhythmic patterns.
The Baxters of Masury announce the marriage of their daughter Lovie Jo to Terrence E. Swogger son of Mrs Gladys Smith and Mrs Arthur Swogger. The ceremony took place May 4 at 5 p.m. at Brookfield United Methodist Church officiated by Rev Virgil Herschberger. Attendants were Gay Errichello and Thomas Baxter. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. She works for the Sharon Herald. he works for Sharon Steel Corp and attended Brookfield Schools.
Miss Shirley Anne Cratsley and R Jeffrey Sirianni become engaged in Brookfield. Shirley Anne Cratsley works in cost accounting at Packard Electric Division GM Warren Ohio and is a Brookfield High School graduate. R Jeffrey Sirianni, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Sirianni, attended Youngstown State University and also works at Packard Electric. Both graduates of Brookfield High School with wedding plans indefinite.
The Alathea Class of Central Christian Church will meet in Fellowship Hall Friday May 24 at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs Michael Smith assisted by Mrs Mary Thompson and Mrs George Vischer. Mrs Grace Fair leads the program and Mrs Skyles Baxter gives the devotions.
The article discusses belladonna and atropine noting its toxic effects versus medical uses. It promotes a local medical supply service AL TELL'S PHARMACY at 220 W. Liberty St offering courteous, fairly priced prescriptions and treatments.
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