Fire Prevention Week aims to enlist 1600 junior firefighters
Fire Chief Oscar A. Rishe announced that over 1600 students from parochial and public schools will become Junior Firefighters during Fire Prevention Week October 4 through 10. Homes will receive inspections checklists to involve parents, with teachers delivering safety messages to reinforce fire hazards awareness nationwide.
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Oscar A. Rishe
Rishe
Fire prevention saves homes and money Nationwide call to reduce fire tax
Editorial argues 1952 fire losses reached 896 million dollars with 1953 losses rising. It urges practical steps: stop bed smoking, clear clutter, keep matches away from children, use nonflammable cleaners, repair roofs, inspect electrical systems, and maintain furnaces and chimneys to cut fire risk and costs.
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National Fire Protection Association
Lone Fair Fought Blaze On High Street in 1826
Fire on High Street near Union Street destroyed the Perry house carriage shop and William O Wolf’s large storehouse along with Joseph Waldron’s dwelling. Fire engines proved inadequate with limited hose and equipment, as the blaze threatened nearby homes including the Blake DeWolf house and the Studley Wyatt schoolhouse. Generous village aid funded a new home for Waldron, and the old house site evolved over years with moves and rebuilds by 1953.
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High Street
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William Henry O’wolf
Perry
Joseph Waldron
Dweing
Wiliam Muerscher
Blake-DeWolf
Studley Wyatt
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