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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1960

Page

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Auto Crash Injures Two Near Warren on Dutch Hill

Two youths were injured in a Wednesday night wreck on Dutch Hill road north of Warren at about 7:45 p m. Driver Jack Collins 16 of 8 Monroe street lost control on a curve and hit an embankment tearing into a tree. The 1954 Plymouth sustained $500 damage. Collins suffered multiple lacerations to the face and passenger Stephen Massa Jr 16 of 2 S Irvine Jr Warren suffered a fractured nose. Four other passengers escaped uninjured.

Dutch Hill Road Warren Jack Collins Monroe St Collins Stephen Massa, Jr S. Irvine Jr

Fishing Tourney Set to Crown Pennsylvania Champion

The 1960 Pennsylvania championship of sports fishing will be decided this weekend on the Allegheny River near Tidioute. Hundreds of anglers compete Saturday for final honors with an eight mile water stretch. The top angler earns a spot in the World Series of Sports Fishing at Houghton Lake, Mich., Oct. 15-24.

Pennsylvania Allegheny Tidioute Chamber of Commerce Irvine West Hickory Tidioute Water Co Wildwood Siggins Eddy Pennsylvania Fish Commission Houghton Lake Mich Tidiouteboro

Scouts Paint Progress of Local Drive for Service Agencies

General chairman Edgar Pendleton watches as Scouts Dave Sampson and Martin Reynolds begin painting the progress of the ten in one drive to raise funds for local service agencies. By Tuesday the goal of 88 500 dollars was 27.5 percent funded at 24 340 dollars. Dave is the son of Norman and Mrs Sampson of 108 Jackson street and Martin the son of Paul and Mrs Reynolds of 10 Myrtle street in Warren. both are members of Troop 2.

Community Chest Edgar Pendleton Dave Sampson Martin Reynolds Dave Norman Sampson Jackson St Martin Paul Reynolds Myrtle St Warren Troop 2

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