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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1957
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered items including irrigation references, plowing terms, road distances and vague names. The readable fragments suggest a rural American notice or classified snippet with improvised place and person references, but no coherent event or action is clear.
Unclear OCR snippet mentions a period of one year with possible security concerns. References to three year terms and a person named H. been noted. Sparser readable facts prevent precise reconstruction of event or context.
Food costs rise yet shoppers find good buys in meat with smoked hams chuck roast hamburger spare ribs and bacon among budget friendly options. Roasting turkeys frying chickens and other meats are attractively priced. Fresh produce remains abundant with cabbage onions tomatoes potatoes peppers and peaches in strong supply though drought hit some northern crops. Dairy output up butter and cheese volumes rise while consumption falls. government steps in to buy butter and cheese under price support. International Apple Growers note annual US study for 1987 signals trends.
Richard E. Buringer leads a design institute effort to apply a mothballing method to construction by spraying quick drying vinyl cocoons onto tubular steel frames. The system promises faster, cheaper shelters with moisture resistance and durable fixtures for furniture and sculpture.
A severe storm near Ridgway, Elk County, caused lightning to strike exposed steel reinforcing bars, destroying nine inches of a 7.08 mile U.S. Route 219 concrete pavement. M and S Construction Co. is rebuilding the Federal-aid project as crews tear into the damaged stretch. About 2,000 tons of concrete and 15 tons of steel were lost. Final lane segments are being laid. other lane remains unfinished. An earlier note mentions apple crop projections contrasting sizable Canadian output with local trends.
Walter Godfrey, shief cook for Mayflower II, led a tiny galley for nearly two months, serving breakfasts and dinners from canned supplies with limited refrigeration. He baked bread, prepared steamed puddings, custards, and beef dishes, while maintaining morale aboard the ship.
Wives in Pennsylvania and nearby states are eligible for the 1967 Poultry Woman of the Year contest conducted by NEPPCO and the State Department of Agriculture. The winner will be named at the council exposition in October at the State Farm Show Building Harrisburg. Previous winners and candidates from Pennsylvania include Marian Granger of Dublin, Irene Moore of Lancaster, and Joyce Harper of Bradford County.
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