Warren County Faces Municipal Election on November 3 1959
Warren County voters head to polls November 3 to choose a wide slate of state and county officials. Candidates include Supreme Court and Superior Court judges, General Assembly rep, county officers, school directors, auditors, and two jury commissioners. Propositions address constitutional amendments on legislative sessions, school district borrowing, and voting residence rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Supreme Court
Superior Court
General Assembly
Orphans Court
Warren Borough
Youngsville
Tidioute
Clarendon
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove Township
Sugar Grove Union
Warren
Sugar Grove
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Columbus
Elk
Freehold
Farmington
Glade
Kinzua
Mead
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Pine Grove
Triumph
Watson Township
Michael J. Eagen
Blair F. Gunther
Harry M. Montgomery
Albert W. Johnson
Frank A. Fago
Joseph H. Goldstein
Lewis L. Crippen
William L, Martin
Blain M. Mead
Clarence C. Akeley
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Lewis L, Crippen
Vinton
Finzer
Joseph H, Goldstein
Blain M, Mead
Clarence C
Akeley
Robert E, Meleen
John J. Imperial
John Salamon
Warren G, Lowe
Donnell E, Allen, JR
William E, Rice
Schaeffer Electric Supply CO
Keer Ey
Penna. Avenue
East Dial
Warren, Penna
Williams Salvage Company
Lacy Street
Warren, Pa
Bartsch Furniture Co
A & B Heating & Sheet Metal CO
Papalia Bros
Pa. Ave
PENNA