Sixth Warren County auto fatality at Roystone Hill
Warren County reports its sixth traffic death of the year as Joseph E. O Leary of 500 Center St Sheffield dies instantly when his car rear ends a slow truck on the crest of Roystone Hill in fog and sun glare. His sister Eloise O Leary is hospitalized with facial and knee injuries. They were en route to work at Roystone Station of the Pennsylvania Gas Co. Continuous coverage inside.
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Warren County
Joseph Edward O’leary
Center St
Sheffield
Crown of
Roystone Hill
Eloise O’leary
Warren General
O’leary
Roystone
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Teen Climbs Rope From Island Falls From Bridge
A thirteen-year-old boy on Fifth Avenue Bridge isle near Warren fell about fourteen feet onto an island while climbing a rope. He was rushed to Warren General Hospital with a suspected back injury but later discharged after examination. Local police and fire crews responded to the 1:50 p.m. emergency. The youth is identified as Eugene Madden, son of Mr and Mrs Madden.
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Conewango Creek
Eugene Madden
Warren Gen
Nees
Eral Hospital
Warren Arren
Ninieinion
Fifth Ave
Stengel At 70
A brief magazine-style note marks Stengel turning seventy, noting life in baseball and his long career. The item reflects a celebratory tone without disputing facts or adding new events.
Old Timer Weathered by Rainy Weekends Motto
A column titled Old Timer notes a saying about rain intruding on weekends. It reflects a wry, lighthearted mood and suggests weather patterns influence leisure and plans for residents.
Jamestown group promotes Warren Sesquicentennial
Burgess Arthur Langdon of Warren greeted Mayor Carl F. Sanford and the Jamestowners who visited Warren Saturday afternoon by car caravan to promote their coming Sesquicentennial celebration.
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Burgess Arthur Langdon
Warren
Carl F. Sanford
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