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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1959
Page
5
A blend of national tax critique and Warren County political theater covers soak the poor taxes and impending budget shifts, plus primary races for county commissioner, sheriff, treasurer, and other offices. Notables include Lyndon Johnson’s presidential bid talk, oil depletion debates, and local labor council turnout.
A Warren man rolled his car on Route 69 four miles from Warren injuring none of the driver but $300 damage. Pfc Leonard Mahood 19 of Clarendon injured at Fort Bragg when jeep rolled. underwent six hour surgery, may be discharged next month. Douglas Burke 20 of North Warren pleads not guilty after two crashes near Route 62 injuring Jerry Jordan and Robert Verga. Ward changes prompt council races with upcoming elections May 19 and filings due March 16. Borough meeting to discuss paving bids fire truck bid flood protection and ward vacancies. County asks residents to invest 1 311 800 in US Savings Bonds this year. Fire in trailer at North Warren causes widespread damage though residents escape. New Warren Chamber chair and vice chair named for retailers committee. Civic Club reopen to study borough status with legal counsel. Out of town youths assault couple after Eisenhower school dance. no students involved. YMCA secretary named to state committees and Jaycee Career Conference set with Dr Albert Baisler as keynote. State scholarships offered at Warren High on April 3 worth 200 per year for four years. New directory aims to correct addresses.
Sheriff Larry E. Linder announced his bid for the Republican prothonotary nomination after a 20 year tenure in Warren County law enforcement. Russell town candidate Pat Ferrie announced a Republican bid for sheriff, with Wilma J. Tower of North Warren seeking reelection as jury commissioner. The report also covers county finances, school matters, and upcoming events at Eisenhower high school.
The Warren Post Office announces a concerted effort to correct erroneous or incomplete addresses in the old directory. All subscribers are urged to review their listings and report corrections to the Telephone Co via a special notification form mailed to each subscriber.
Tonight the Allen class members gather in Dunham parlors at 8:00 for a style show by Grace Aberg and Jane's Sportswear. Members may bring guests as the auxiliary of the Cornplanter Drum and Bugle Corp holds its monthly meeting at the American Legion Home also at 8:00. Newcomers' Club marks its anniversary with a 6:15 dinner at the Penn Laurel Motel followed by officer installations.
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