Warren County Election Results Show GOP Sweep
Warren County voter turnout on a rainy Tuesday produced a near one party sweep. Samuel Bonavita becomes district attorney while Ed C. Lowrey keeps the coroner post. Republicans win mayoral and council seats across Warren Borough with numerous county offices also favoring the GOP. Results list multiple race tallies and names including Burgess William E. Rice Martha Lawson Gerould Ostergard Gerald Huber Scott Calderwood J. Russell Hanson and various ward council winners.
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Warren County
Samuel Bonavita
Ed C. Lowrey
Warren
Lowrey
William E. Rice
Martha Lawson
Ervine Branch
Justice of Peace Post
Gerould Ostergard
Tom Donnelly
Gerald Huber
William Crecraft
Scott Calderwood
J. Russell Hanson
Clara Benson
John Newmaker
Warren Miller
Sherwood
Jesse Smith
Tom Conway
John Carbon
Art White
Karl Timm
Jack Larson
Paul Yagge
William F. Schumann
Richard Meacham
Isadore Trager
Maurice Emery
Frank Fago
Nick Merenick
Warren High School fire crew assists at Jackson Run blaze
Among fifteen Warren high school boys trained in firefighting under the Department of Forests and Waters, the crew includes kneeling Bill Peterson Henry Hollabaugh Larry Anderson Paul Carr and Bill Cornwall with standing Don Morell Allen McIntosh Maurice Ruland Don Flatt Bert Reynolds and Paul Zock. The volunteers recently fought a grass and forest fire on Jackson Run last week.
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Warren High School
Department of Forests and Waters
Bill Peterson
Henry Hollabaugh
Larry Anderson
Paul Carr
Bill Cornwall
Don Morell
Allen McIntosh
Maurice Ruland
Don Flatt
Bert Reynolds
Paul Zock
Jackson Run
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