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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1958

Page

7

Bell Telephone installs Pennco gas boiler in Warren office

The Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania installs a Pennco gas boiler with 1 300 000 BTU hr input in the new Warren central office addition at 101 Pennsylvania Ave. W. The 14 cast iron sections are shown with Bud Jones and Lynn Beach. dialing conversion planned for next June with Randolph numbers.

Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania Pennco Pennsylvania Furnace and Iron Co Warren Central Pennsylvania Ave Bud Jones Bell Telephone Central Lynn Beach Warren Randolph

Warren Midtown Motors Inc Articles Of Incorporation Filed

Articles of Incorporation for Warren Midtown Motors Inc filed under the Business Corporation Law of Pennsylvania. The corporation will engage in buying selling trading and dealing in automobiles trucks tractors and related automotive electrical merchandise parts accessories and equipment. Filing with the Department of State occurred on September 2 1958.

Warren Midtown Motors, Inc Secretary of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of State

Warren Borough Council Quietly Advances Local Projects

The Warren council approved budget notes including a $40,000 borrowing and $136,000 state/federal funds for the sewage plant with another $114,000 due. They replaced a road widening project with storm sewers on several streets, approved James A. Tridico as a probationary patrolman, and amended promotion rules. The Cornplanter Drum and Bugle Corps asked for a borough flag, Rankin Alley residents sought one way traffic and a stop sign at Poplar, aiming to slow speeds in a narrow pass.

Warren Pirates Redlegs Emery Boro Geracimos Sewage Authority Council Alexander Buchanan Fifth Ave Madison Second Ave Pennsylvania Hickory St James A. Tridico Cornplanter Drum and Bugle Corps Rankin Alley Hickory Poplar

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