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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
4
Gurney R. Ball declares his Republican candidacy for the offices of Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphan's Court at the May 17 1955 primaries. He appeals for influence and support from voters.
J Elmer Peterson declares his run for Warren County Commissioner on the Republican ticket at the primaries to be held May 17 1955. He seeks office in county government and asks party support.
Sanford K. Sandy Secor announces candidacy for Sheriff of Warren County with primaries set for May 17, 1955. Secor states plan to enforce law and improve county safety through community policing.
A campaigning note from Blain M. Mead urges support and influence for the Warren County Commissioner race at the primaries on May 17, 1955.
Ervine N. Branch announces candidacy for County Commissioner under the Democratic banner. He urges voters to support him at the May 17, 1955 primaries and asks for sincere votes and backing.
County Treasurer candidate Wm. R. Bill Simonsen asks for voter support ahead of the May 17, 1955 primaries. The note indicates the decision rests with the voters.
A campaign notice from L. E. Larry Linder announces his candidacy for Warren County Sheriff and asks Republican voters to support him at the primary election on Tuesday May 17 1955.
May 17, 1955 message urges readers to support and vote for Lewis L Crippen with sincere appreciation for their backing.
Homer B. Bowersox files for commissioner election on May 17 1955. Local records note his candidacy and petition details.
A notice to Republican voters announcing R. L. Bob Ritchie as a candidate for nomination to the office of County Treasurer, subject to the party electors at the Primary Election May 17, 1955.
Clarence C Akeley declares candidacy for Warren County Commissioner subject to Republican primary voters decision on May 17, 1955. He seeks support and help from the party and community.
Alexander C. Flick Jr announces candidacy for nomination as Judge of the 37th Judicial District. He seeks the Republican nomination at the primary election on May 17, 1955.
County Treasurer candidate J B Ben Hofer runs in the Republican primary to decide the Warren County Treasurer post on May 17 1955. He emphasizes financial stewardship and local government experience.
Allan H. Shorty Branch appeals voters in the May 17 1955 primary for Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphan's Court. He urges support and votes to secure the party ticket in county elections.
Robert E. Geiger is presented as a candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphan's Court of Warren County on the Republican ticket at the May 17, 1955 primaries. The message asks for vote and support.
John A. Carbon announces his hope to represent the Republicans of Warren County as their candidate for Commissioner subject to the May 17, 1955 primary election. He thanks supporters and asks for assistance during the campaign and votes on election day.
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts of Warren County seeks Republican primary support. Ralph E. Sires listed as candidate on party ticket. Voters consider experience and local judicial administration in upcoming primaries.
In Warren the Easter event draws parents away as a zoning change for Fourth Ave may bring parking. The Red Cross reports 152 donors vs a 150 goal. Legislative briefs urge legal bingo. bills would license games and curb sheriff sales without ads.
Sunday bowling would be decided in each municipality and township by referendum under House Bill 752. The article questions why bowling differs from golf or other participation sports.
Plans move forward to inoculate Warren County first and second graders with Salk vaccine for polio prevention. Up to 1800 children will be treated with parental consent beginning April 21 under county medical supervision and school-based administration.
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