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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

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Site Committee Dissolved After Impasse Over Warren High School

After eighteen months of exhaustive inquiry the Warren site committee reported no agreement on the best location for a future high school. The joint committee approved Form 40 and funding for yearbooks, with a two year backlog in Harrisburg delaying Warren’s project. The panel also considered salaries, schedules, and facility use while two students prepared for Navy enlistment.

Warren High School J. Russell Hanson Harrisburg Warren Dragon Whipple Beaty Beaver Falls Catherine Henderson Reading Dragon Band Dungaree Harry Summers John Mallory Teachers’ Institute Warren Borough Boy Scouts B'nai B’rith Lodge Lions Club

Navy trainees begin at Buffalo then Bainbridge for nine weeks

Men will receive fourteen days leave after boat training under Navy policy. Mourer and Reynolds earned diplomas from local high schools in 1954 and last spring. Warren General Hospital Auxiliary met October 7 naming officers for the coming year and features a pictured lineup of officers and staff.

Buffalo Bainbridge Navy Mourer Youngsville High School Reynolds Warren High School Warren General Hospital Hospital

Warren borough budget inching up with new tax options discussed

Council agreed to about a 49 171 increase for the 1956 budget after rejecting 51 250 in new proposals and deferring others. Public works gains were trimmed yet a 13 000 boost was approved, plus provisions for street work and new hires.

Warren Public Works Committee Liberty St. Bridge Council Public Safety Committee Parks and Playground Committee Mulberry Playground Fifth Ward George Geracimos

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