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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1959
Page
9
In a Monday night report to the Warren Area Joint School Board the superintendent Dr Carl E Whipple outlined progress on the new high school. He said steel work is near completion on the cafeteria and gym section and brick work is progressing nicely. He also noted rough grading on the footing.
Knights of Columbus to confer First Degree on September 24 followed by Farrah Grotto fall session September 21. U C T October meeting moved to October 10 to attend Butler Council’s 50th anniversary. Borough notes report school site damages, tuition rates, resignations, new hires, and Beaty and high school bills totaling 65 089 dollars. Enrollment in borough schools stands at 4 030.
Navy Hurricane Hunters report peak winds rarely exceed 150 mph, with averages around 120 mph near the storm center and tapering to about 40 mph at the outer edge.
The Warren Borough School Board approved 10,333 for July and August recreation and janitorial overtime, 8,269 for orders, and 97,375 in bills. They will survey future elementary building needs with Franklin Miller and Jerry Barsch visiting September 29. Tuition set at 29.28 monthly for elementary and 15 for kindergarten. Dorothy Collins died after a fall at East Street School. the board plans prevention measures. Fred Bell to coordinate with the recreation commission for supervision. Exonerated head taxes 610. delinquent collection planned. Masters degrees awarded to James Fales and Mary Conway. Receipts include 1,069 from the Beaty Trust, 71 from boiler insurance, 59,311 from state. Milk tickets priced at 22 cents. Deficit expected after two years loss. Webster Heating and Plumbing bid for a six-inch sewer at Jefferson and Builders Hardware bid for doors and stairway enclosures at East Street were accepted.
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