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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

2

Red Leaf Rally Winners On 90 Mile Course In Warren

B Johnson and navigator B Blumquist of Warren won the seventh annual Red Leaf Rally after a 90 mile course ending 50 miles south of Warren. Over 125000 miles have been driven in seven years with no reported accidents. In the day’s events contestants toured an oil refinery and enjoyed coffee and donuts at Wilderfield before prizes were awarded.

Wilderfield B. Johnson B. Blumquist Warren

Telephone service a lasting bargain for families and businesses

For twenty years telephony prices rose 31 percent while other costs doubled or more. Amid rapid technical improvements and many more phones to call, telephone service remains a rare economic bargain in households and firms.

Inter-County Council Meeting Set in Kinzua

Distinguished guest Mrs. Paul B. Dague U S Legion Auxiliary president will lead the Inter-County Council Meeting in Kinzua on Saturday October 17 with Elk Forest Warren McKean and Cameron counties. Miss Emma Christian will install officers including Mrs. Clifford Coon president and Mrs. Hazel Witz first vice president.

Paul B. Dague Downington Pennsylvania American Legion Auxiliary Inter-County Council Kinzua Elk Forest Warren McKean Cameron Melbourne Jawelak Cannonsburg Emma Christian Sheffield Clifford Coon Ridgway Hazel Witz Marshall Stanton Evelyn Gailor Mary McCloskey Bradford Alice Brew Sugar Grove Clare Lathrop Emporium Pearl Kraft Kane At Arms Winifred Lewis Smethport Vada Reese Port Allegany Mabel Thrush Endeavor Leila Lewis Youngsville

Fatal US Nursing Home Fire Ranking History

Since 1871 there have been forty three fires in the United States killing at least 35 people. The most recent major tragedy cited is the 1957 nursing home fire with 72 fatalities in Chicago.

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