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Newspaper

Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

5

Polio Clinic Set in Warren County Sites This Saturday

ANOTHER CLINIC: The Warren County Medical Society and the local National Foundation announce a second polio clinic this Saturday. Vaccines are $1 or free if needed, offered 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Russell Fire Hall, Dr Buckingham’s Tidioute office, Sheffield High School, and Beaty Cafeteria Warren.

The National Foundation Warren County Medical Society Russell Fire Hall

Friday Entertainment Weekly Debuts With Updated Schedules

The paper shifts to a semi weekly Friday edition focusing on entertainment and current news. It promises more accurate television and radio listings due to late-stage station alterations and encourages renewals though prices remain ten cents on stands.

Warren

Warren County Rescue Truck Kept Local by State Police Transfer

The State Police take ownership of the $10,000 Warren County Civil Defense Rescue Truck to keep it locally. The unit will be housed at the new Rescue Division headquarters at the Sherwood Refinery and will answer calls from both state police and Civil Defense. The Rescue Division now has 55 men.

Warren County Civil Defense Warren Rescue Division Sherwood Refinery Warren Rescue Incorporated

Still Serious After Warren Car Crash Injures Falvo

Fred D. Falvo 18 of 8 Hill street Warren remains in serious condition at Warren General Hospital after his car ran off Conewango Avenue near Wilson Street. He suffered a deep scalp laceration and possible concussion. The vehicle climbed the east curb and sidewalk for 45 feet, struck a tree, knocked over a utility pole, and crashed onto its right side. Falvo was thrown about 20 feet from the wreck.

Hart Francis Blair Main Ave Warren Richard Chambers RD 2 Hickory St Pennsylvania Ave Hickory Cynthia Baldwin Saegertown Wesley Bell Erie Jacquelin Cynthia East St Fifth St Richard McKillip Conenango Ave Fifth Eileen Newman Smethport Newman Route 337 Crestview Blvd Pleasant Township Ralph Swanson Timothy Highhouse Highhouse Warren General Hospital Murray Hill Harry Johnson Frederick Schlining Youngsville Johnson Schlining Fred D. Falvo Hill St. Warren Conewango Ave Wilson St Falvo Conewango

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