Warren County News Briefs and Community Notices
Emergency coroner contact changes for Warren County announced by Sheriff Donnell E. Allen Jr during the Sept 2 to Sept 6 period. Candy gifts to Warren State Hospital patients from Jerry Vogel mark Howie Lund’s birthday. Hunter and tourist accommodations requests due by Sept 15 via the Warren County Chamber of Commerce. Nixon for President Club appoints William F. Clinger Jr. as county chairman to mobilize volunteers. Rosecliffe Farm Irvine wins multiple blue ribbons at state Holstein show. Army Pvt. Richard N. Swanson completes eight week comms course at Fort Gordon after Grove City College and Warren High School background. Warren teachers receive pre-term briefing with a lunch at Blue and White Restaurant and oath administration at Beaty Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Warren State Hospital
Jerry Vogel
New York City
Robert H. Israel
Vogel
Howie Lund
WDOK
Cleveland
Ohio
Lund
Milton G. Baker
Pennsylvania
William F. Clinger, Jr
Warren County
Clinger
Nixon
Republican Party
Army
Richard N. Swanson
Ralph N. Swanson
Terrace St
Warren
Warren High
Grove City College
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Price Waterhouse and Company
Pittsburgh
Fort Knox
Paul Myers
Kamera
Beaty Junior High
Theodore Newton
Mansfield Stc
Ronald Baker
Edinboro Stc
Millard Niver
Taylor University
Roene Johnston
William Zinck
Slippery Rock
LTC
Beaty
Local motor crashes and community plans dominated Warren notices
Mary H. Dibble 49 of 500 Market St Warren faces arrest after a red light violation at Market and Fifth causing a two car collision. Warren police report vehicle damage and a separate rear end collision on Pennsylvania Ave. Genevieve DeForest and Ray Richards clash over a parked car door. A teen, Kent Heeter 16, is arrested for reckless driving after a rear impact. The Warren Conservatory of Music opens its 54th season under Byron Swanson with new musical kindergarten classes. Democratic Women from six counties convene in Warren Sept 10 for a campaign conference with leaders from state and national parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Dibble
Market St
Warren
Fifth Ave
Fifth
Neil E. Rockwell
Conenango Ave
Dibble
Rockwell Auto
Pennsylvania Ave
Genevieve L. DeForest
Bemus Point
Ray L. Richards
Brookville
Pennsylvania
Kent Russell Heeter
Warren-Kinzua
James David Gotto
Madison Ave
Gotto
Fourth Ave
Heeter
Warren Conservatory of Music
Byron Swanson
Conservatory
Evelyn Wolstencroft Williamson
State Democratic Committee
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Forest
McKean
Warren County
Mabel Zock
Occassion
Frank Fago
State Assembly
John Cartwright
Ridgway
Congress
Emma Guffy Miller
National Committee
Louise Moses John
Dolores Wechs
Young Democrats
C. Halti
Second Ave
Community Chest Sets 1960 Goal At $88 500
Warren County Community Chest announces an $88 500 goal for 1960, eight percent above last year. Ten agencies including Boy Scouts YWCA YMCA Salvation Army and Family Service will campaign October 3 to 17 from headquarters in Warren Bank and Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Community Chest
Edgar B. Pendleton
Community ‘Chest
Boy Scouts, Ywca
YMCA
Salvation Army
Family Service and Children’s Aid Society
Warren Relief Association
Visiting Nurses Association
Child Health
Warren Bank and Trust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donnell E. Allen, Jr
Ed. C. Lowrey
Allen
State Hospital
Nixon Club Prexy
Rosecliffe Holsteins
Rosecliffe Farm
Irvine
Allegheny River
Francis Coudriet
Clearfield
Soult Wholesale Co
IMA
Edgar Pendelton
Warren Community Chest
Industrial Management Association
Julius Schultz
Icars
Penn. Market ST
Ernest F. Blair
Sheffield
Curtin A. Robinson
Follett Run
Ingborg Robinson
Blair
Robinson Auto
The
Mr. Swanson
Merle Kremer
Clifford Betts
Charles Tranter
Walter Whaley
Mrs. Williamson
George Johnson
Richard A.sidey
Eleanore Swanson
Lillian Swanson
Charlotte Erickson
Community Chest
Worie
Dreath
San m Scott -Jo¢K
Mane
John Cat Cocke
Bi Vere Giler
Boment Day
Wick Bonnet
ASV Weintraub
Harvey Hayutin
Paramount
Moe, Larry and
Curly
Paul Winchell
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