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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1927
Page
5
In Erie, the heaviest primary vote on record shows Mayor Joseph Williams renominated on both Republican and Democratic tickets, with Fire Chief Michel Cronin chosen for city treasurer over incumbent Maude Millar. Rey McDonald appeared the winner.
Returns from most precincts show Frank Gilbert dominant for Republican city controller over Charles Laid, with Kinney on council likely reelected. Other races include Haas vs Shreek for council, Howell for register of wills, Plate vs Parker for recorder of deeds, Otto Herbert leading Evans for district attorney, McCray over Burger for county treasurer, and multiple county commissioner contenders. Also noted is a swift tidal current between Tuva and Scarba near 11 miles per hour.
Youngsville held a quiet primary election with little contest for local offices. Republican tickets showed candidates for constable, school directors, assembly, and judge, while Democratic ballots listed no candidates. A Parents Teachers meeting followed with travel notes from Frank Pelton on travels abroad and a discussion on organizing a Youngsville baby clinic and school plan upgrades.
Last year's picture won by the second grade will stay in the room as Mrs. Willis Kly, Mrs. Hazel Johnson, and Mrs. Isadore Schnell form a committee to buy a new image. Tuesday's vote highlighted strong primary grade mother representation. Mesdames Crippen, Haven, and Barton will visit schools while two chairmen join the ways and means committee led by Mrs. Swanson, Rapp, Beckenbach, Leote Day, Fenton, Brennen, Curie, Johnson, and Miss Hinnon. October program committee named Miss Gusee Johnson, Mrs. Bull, and Mrs. Mertie Kay. A gift to the Library from Mrs. Blanch Jobes Phillips of Detroit is noted.
A Living Age excerpt notes Japanese demand for bullfrog hind legs, fetches 48 a leg at Nagasaki. Frog supply strained as Tokyo University’s frog culture and widespread consumption drive daily meals and rising prices, with merchants in Sanuki and Oyo offering one yen per tadpole.
A witty exchange on culinary merit and teaching value. A college professor questions critics while noting that many students pursue chef training. The dialogue suggests broader interest in chef expertise and instruction.
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