Warren Area News Highlights Local Incidents and Events
Warren and surrounding areas report multiple incidents including injuries from church washing, a student fracture at a high school gym, a hit and run case tied to Sleppy with bond set, and various hospital treatments. The Journal lists elections, donations, sales ads, and local events from Meadville to Jamestown with community notices and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell’s
Warren
Earl Raleigh
First Presbyterian Church
Warren General Hospital
Beatty
Richard Hammer
North Warren
Sleppy
Ethel Marie Litainger
George Brabender
Sloppy
Paul's Hardware and Service
Eric
Gwendolyn Weigel
Electrolux Co
Burton R. Laub
A. C. Fields
Union City
Local notices and events mix with theater and traffic news
Community notices include hospital dispatches and resident updates, a paint sale promotion, the Spring Senior High Youth Rally at Erie Presbytery, a rummage sale at First Presbyterian Church, and Chautauqua School board elections. Other items report Lakewood Drive-In noise issues and two motorists fined for speeding after bail forfeiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shambaugh
Erie
First Presbyterian Church of
Franklin
W. F. Orr
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
First Presbyterian Church
Mit
Chautauqua
Raymond Hewes
Mayville
Chautauqua Central School Board of Directors
Vincent Williams
Ashville
Clayton White
Hewes
B. J. Nickerson
Lakewood
Lakewood Drive-In
Donald Baecher
Blatt Brothers Theaters
Town of Busti Board
Sheriff's Department
Jamestown
Richard J. Hall
Thom ©. Anthony
Bradford
Car Crash on Route 5 Near First Gulf Hurts Five
Two men are held at Brooks Memorial Hospital for observation after a car crash on Route 5 near First Gulf Monday night. Three others were discharged. Deputy Sheriffs Paul Trippy and Roy Palmer reported Carlos J. Rivera, 28, Fredonia, lost control, hit a utility pole, and careened 435 feet along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Route 5
First Gulf
Here
Paul Trippy
Roy Palmer
Carlos J
Rivera
Fredonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing- Willi Star
Durkees
ABE
Dinty Moore
King Pin
AJAX
New York State
the Journal
W. Harmon
Pomons
California
John
Tive
Harmon
Hill Top
Spartansburg Highway
New Independent Baptist Church
Tidioute Theater
Warner
Texaco
Oil City
St. Mary's
McIntyre's
I. O. O. F. Hall
Farrell
Kane
Roy S Braden
Richland
Wash
Braden
Jimé
City Managers Association of America
Sharbaugh’s
First Avenue
Meatville
Harold P. Newson
Allegheny College
U. S. Secretary of Defense
Mr. Newson
Munition’s Board
Guignon
Silex
Mixie
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Meadville
City Hospital
Julian Erlevin
Conneaut Lake
Robert Cain
Cohen Auto Parts
Pines
Call
Paul A. Rogerson
Warren Construction Company
WCA
Rogerson
Victor CG
Hannah Gustafson Rogerson
Brie
Ulysses A. Collier
Journal
Venango County Election Board
The
Titusville
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Old City
Pleasantville
Warren State Hospital
Venango County
Sheri John E. Cunningham
Miller's Kendall
Lakewood Fire Department
Higkins
Shambaugh‘s
New York
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rone
Duquesne
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Carlings
Rolling Rock
F.L. Baressi
Scottish Rite Temple
Chautauqua County
Samuel T. Bower
Johnson
John 3. Bowman
First National Bank
Edwin H. Keep
Bowman
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wilcox’s
Meadville City Hospital
Sperker Ferry
William Ferry
Venangaboro
Allan E. Gustafson
Clarence A. Bjork
Women of the Moose
General Assembly
Pymatuning Lake
Espyville
Rowland B. Mahany
R-Crawford
White Swan
Wrightsville
Gene Robinson
Sons of Melody
Howard Hahn
Andersat Baking Company
Irvine Bridge
Hahn
Stark's Cottages
Stark
Dean Anderson
Mike Auria
Camille
Corry Hospital
Ene Donald
Milo Walton
R. D
Robert L. Curtis
North East
Joe Sanders
Thomas Varasso
West Pleasant Street
Lawrence R. Clark
South Street
Marvin Carlson
East Main Street
James Babcock, Jr
James Babcock, Sr
R.D
Dennis
Jalton May
South Center Street
Carle B. Wilcox
Earl Wickwire
Columbus
Arthur Knapp
Jacques Fath
Paris
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Tel
Signotu
Yielin
Eli the
Sia Titusvil
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