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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1959
Page
3
A public meeting is scheduled at 7 p.m. in the junior high school library to decide on a pilot community organization, replacing the abandoned Community Chess drives. Local groups have conducted separate drives to raise funds for operation this year. The event follows two years of fragmentation after the Chess program ended.
The Corry Zoning Board of Appeals granted Gerry A. Davis permission to operate a retail store and repair shop at the old Atlantic station on North Center Street with conditions. All packing must occur inside and refuse stored indoors. the enterprise must not offend neighbors and cannot extend beyond current roof supports. Israel Zuckerman, Erle’s oldest Jewish religious leader, died last night at his daughter’s home aged 110. he had lived in Erle since 1908.
Two Erie County farmers begin selling raw milk directly from bulk tanks. Donald Osborn of Waterford received license and opened sales, becoming the second county dairyman to do so. John Minch of Albion, first licensee, says state rules reduced profits but switching to direct raw milk sales doubled profits and improved herd maintenance.
Rites held for Mrs. Eva Patton at Bracken Funeral Home with 2 pm interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Marvin Millspaw Lyle Watrons William Fleming and Hiram Harold Brewer. mourners from Long Island Findley Lake Jamestown Union City Waterford and other areas attended.
James Allen and Charles Bracken of the bank Darrow Richard Farrer CAMS agricultural supervisor and Mowird Sheen AHS principal are pictured with journal staff. Robert Darrow stands at the right rear. Awards were given at the national banquet in the CAMS cafeteria. Scientific farming has let fewer farmers supply a growing nation. He told Future Farmers Club there is still demand for capable members despite the hard work of farming. The college representative speaks on opportunities in agriculture.
A Penn State agriculture professor told a Future Farmers of America banquet that rising food costs are not mainly due to farmers. Dr Eugene Love explained that only about eight million farmers feed 20 million related workers, with transportation, packing, processing, and retailing driving up bread prices.
FFA members gather for awards including Dekalb senior in agriculture Joan Moravek and PPA foundation medals to mechanics Charles Capela Robert Splesman dairy farming Harold Fullam Vernon Hatch soil conservation Charles VanTassel John Smith Robert Splesman and ag planning Joseph Taggart. Dr Eugene Lave keynote on rising costs to the American family with Penn State and local school officials in attendance. Shirley Glatz named Chapter Queen at the event.
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