Telephone Pioneers Fort Pitt Meet in Warren Hawaii Night
The Fort Pitt chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America met at the K of C Halls in Warren for the first time outside Pittsburgh. About thirty Pittsburgh delegates attended at 3 30 p m with dinner at 6 30 and entertainment by the Dominates of Warren. The event included a Hawaii garb dance and a hall dance to conclude the day.
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Telephone Pioneers
Fort Pitt
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Warren
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mountain Laurel Council
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Hawaii
T. A. van Tries
T. W. Peters
Guy Painter
Bell Telephone of
Elmer Griffith
van Tries
Painter
Griffith
Warren Borough Playground Schedule and Weekly Activities
Playground programs run daily with staged meet times at various sites. Bike excursions and fishing derby drew dozens while the Road E O event began at Beaty lot with prizes from Western Auto for junior and senior divisions. Last week saw several winners and a mix of interplaysground softball scores across multiple grounds.
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Warren Borough
West Siders
McClintock
Beech St
Crescent
Memorial
Lacy
Beaty
Mulberry
Chapman Dam
Western Auto Store
Bruce Cummings
Airport
Edwin Daley
Kim Johnson
Jan Moore
Sue Brown
Linda Reiter
Bruce
Jeff Myers
Carolyn Zingone
Mary Pat Juliano
Ann Mathis
Kathy
Announcements Buffalo Goodwill Industries pickup notice
Goodwill Industries announces a clothing donation pickup next Monday August 15. Those who have donated items should call Miss Marilou Anderegg RA3-6075 by Saturday to confirm arrangements.
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Buffalo Goodwill Industries
Marilou Anderegg
Newspaper ink use grows with daily paper reach
Over 200 million pounds of black ink are used annually to print America's newspapers. Only the daily newspaper provides such complete coverage of local, national and international events.
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America
Save with U S Savings Bonds The Nest Egg Plan
A sales pitch explains 638 cents daily leads to a 25 bond in a month and 1000 at maturity after 40 months. It highlights low cost 750 installments, one third return, and safety since bonds can be replaced if lost. It notes extra 144 percent for bonds bought before June 1 1959 and emphasizes peace and security as benefits.
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U.S
The
Treasury
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Warren State Hospital
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Stokes Studio
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Durst
Chester W
Lawrence E. Olds
Stokes Stuide
Shrine Club Corps
Buffalo
Warren County Shrine Club
Calliope
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