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Newspaper

Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1960

Page

7

County approves plan to seek urban planning funds

Warren County Commissioners unanimously support the Planning Commission in pursuing a master plan via the Urban Planning Assistance Grants known as the 701 Program. The effort aims to craft a county wide plan before the Kinzua Dam project completes in 1966, with cost share set at 50 50 between county and federal funds and a three year effort beginning in 1961.

Warren County Board of Commissioners Warren County Planning Commission Warren County Bureau of Community Development William King Kinzua State of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Commerce Warren T. Zitzmann Planning Commission Development Bureau King

Voting on IBEW affiliation at Solar Electric Warren plant

On August 9 a non union employee at the Solar Electric plant in Warren will vote by secret ballot on joining the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO. The vote follows a union request after last June’s vote against IBEW representation and an objection has been filed with the court.

Solar Warren International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Afl-Cio Interlectric Company IBEW

Sheffield lad to have feature published

Tom Curtin, a Sheffield high graduate now working as a part-time photographer for the Observer, will have a photo feature appear in the Pennsylvanian. A spokesman said Struthers Wells Corp has bought the Smith Moon firm in Kansas and the local plant will not change staff. An accident near Russell at Route 62 Kiantone road intersection involved Robert Hayes and Edward Schillinger with damage totaling $950.

Sheffield Lad Tom Curtin Struthers Wells Corp Warren Smith Moon Kansas Struthers Kiantone Road Russell Robert J. Hayes St. Clair St Edward F. Schillinger R. D Titusville Hayes Stanley B. Kell Kinzua GMC Schillinger

Boy Rescued After 14 Foot Fall From Creek Island

Rescuers carry 13 year old Eugene Madden from a Conewango Creek island after he slipped 14 feet while climbing a rope to the Fifth Street bridge. He was shaken but unhurt, according to medical examiners. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madden of Warren.

Eugene Madden Conewango Creek Joseph Madden Warren Fifth St

Three Tidioute men vie for rural carrier post

Three veterans Bruce Ziegler Harry Wiels and Richard Downey ranked top three on an April 23 civil service exam for a rural mail carrier from the Tidioute district. They await a Gavin office recommendation within thirty days before the Civil Service announces the appointment of one.

Tidioute Leon H. Gavin Bruce Ziegler Harry Wiels Richard Downey Gavin Civil Service Organization

Railway nostalgia features in Sheffield area magazine

A Pennsylvania Game News piece presents a young writer and photographs recalling the old narrow gauge railroads once serving the Sheffield area, highlighting local transport history and scenic remnants.

Nsylvania Game News Sheffield

Sheffield Man Killed. Sixth County Traffic Fatality of 1960

Joseph E. O Leary age 49 of 500 Center street Sheffield died in a 7:20 am Monday crash on Route 6 east of Sheffield when his sister’s 1959 Chevy struck a slow moving asphalt truck. O Leary, a Roy Stone Pump Station machinist, was pronounced dead at the scene from a skull fracture. His sister Eloise 44 of 222 Church Street Sheffield sustained injuries. the truck driver Jack Campbell 43 of Turtle Creek Pennsylvania was not harmed. The incident left O Leary’s vehicle valued at about $1800 damaged. Obituary appears elsewhere.

Joseph E. O'Leary Center St Sheffield Roystone Hill O’leary Roystone Eloise Church St J. C. Mull O'Leary Jack Campbell Turtle Creek Pennsylvania

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