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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1960

Page

6

Painter retires after 37 years with Bell Penn

Guy F. Painter of Warren was honored at a farewell dinner October 22 at the David Mead Motel Meadville. He will join the United States Foreign Assistance Program and depart with his wife for Tripoli Libya. He started in Williamsport and worked as lineman installer in Philadelphia before moving to Warren as a line man in 1927. He served toll repair from 1928 to 1954 and later returned to Warren as toll repairman. Painter belongs to Oil City Elks Moose Clubs and the Telephone Pioneers and is a Hundred Thousand Mile Club member with 32 years accident free driving. He is married with son Stanley of Sharon. Mrs Painter also worked for the telephone company.

Guy F. Painter Warren Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania David Mead Meadville Mountain Laurel Council Telephone Pioneers of America Painter Pioneer Council United States Foreign Assistance Program Tripoli Libya Williamsport Philadelphia Oil City Elks and Moose Clubs Telephone Pioneers Hundred Thousand Mile Club Bell Stanley Painter Sharon

Temporary Tax Replaces Methuselah as Longevity Symbol

Quote by Robert N. Taylor notes the phrase temporary tax has supplanted Methuselah as a symbol of enduring duration in financial discourse. The remark highlights how fiscal terms evolve to reflect public concerns about long term cost.

Robert N. Taylor

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