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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1954

Page

16

Parents gather to learn about school program and teachers

A November 11 1954 Observer page shows a long line of parents eager to meet teachers and discuss how the school program affects their families. Mr Robert Resh heads the reception line, with a blackboard chart inviting explanation.

Robert Resh

Refreshment Social Highlights School Open House

Janet Miller and Donna Gary guided visitors to the entrance hall with files at their fingers. A confused parent admitted not understanding some subjects as parents toured the large high school during a friendly open house. A social hour offered punch and cookies. The serving table featured Marilyn Sharp, Mary Louise Chesnutt, Mira Heerlein, Priscilla Olney, and Beverly Mathis.

Janet Miller Donna Gary Marilyn Sharp Mary Louise Chesnutt Mira Heerlein Priscilla Olney Beverly Mathis

Warren Council Adopts Audit, Hears Traffic, Budget Talks

The Warren borough council met in the municipal building for a 7:31 PM session and adjourned at 7:48 PM. William A. Covert was named borough auditor, traffic flow issues on Pennsylvania Ave and Water St were discussed, and a clam shell for Indian Run clearance was promised. Struthers Wells will address the Fourth St crossing, and civilian defense officials warned of no alerting system with federal funds available until exhausted. The big item, the 1955 budget, was tackled in executive session.

Warren Borough William A. Covert Elaine Rader Yagge Pennsylvania Ave Water St Indian Run Struthers Wells Fourth St Warren

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