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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
5
A banquet style spread features Pickles, prime ribs of roast beef, roast loin of pork, mashed potatoes, green corn on the cob, fried spring chicken, celery, brown gravy, apple sauce, sweet potatoes, a combination salad, Pis coffee, Parker House rolls, brown and white bread, ice cream, tea, buttermilk cake and milk for dessert and beverages.
An automobile tent near Pennsylvania Ave and Conewango Ave displays Peerless and Franklin cars by Thomas H. Jenkins. Inclement weather kept many away, so Jenkins will keep the display open past Labor Day. Featured are 1928 Peerless sedans models 460 and 680 with detailed upholstery and finishes.
Grand Valley area notes report Gerald Knight of Newton Falls Ohio was badly hurt riding a horse and hospitalized in Meadville before returning home. Nearby visits include Virgil Burchard family in Rouseville and Mrs Grace Dean's Lake Erie trip. Local events cover Brown family reunion with 125 relatives and society gatherings in Garland and Grand Valley.
The 25th anniversary advance shows Franklin’s 1928 line with beauty and efficiency. The standard sedan in dark grey offers features and comfort, while the sport sedan mirrors Captain Lindbergh’s personal model. A maroon convertible coupe and a new five passenger design impress clubmen and professionals. Edward M. Jennings of Buffalo assists Mr. Jenkins in demonstrating Peerless cars.
Pittsburgh Aug 31 A court battle opened to bar Robert G. Woodside from the September primaries ballot as Allegheny county controller. Attorney Frank C. McGirr filed suit in common pleas court asking county commissioners to stop printing Woodside’s name because less than two years have passed since his term as sheriff ended. Woodside faces opposition from Controller C McGovern, a Pinchot appointee.
Cumberland Maryland August 31 UP Charles W Goss a famed local policeman aged 83 died last night after retirement He single handedly drove off four bandits during a pistol duel near the German Savings Bank He later worked as a canal boatman and a heater at Cambria Iron He leaves a son and four daughters Tribute subscription pitch included
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for multiple positions including assistant agricultural engineer in the Bureau of Public Roads at $2,400 a year and assistant chemist at $2,100 a year. Vacancies exist in Berkeley and Washington for senior chemistry posts. detailed subjects cover inorganic, theoretical, organic, and physical chemistry, among others. Full info from T. W. L. Weakley, secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners. Subscribe for The Tribune.
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