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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1932
Page
4
The U S Department of Agriculture warns gardeners to apply gasoline and tar to plant leaves as a remedy for plant stress and pests. Reports describe Hazelnuts and insects spreading, with local areas seeing heavy damage to gardens. A back-page notice mentions rental details for space in Barlow Block and ongoing renovations.
A jumbled notice page reports peach and tomato prices, local traffic mishaps near Wish, and a string of community items. It notes deaths, school openings, air race preparations, and social reunions with multiple names and places across Bradford, Titusville, Youngsville, and nearby towns.
Aug 27 Syracuse. Emergency Committee calls meeting of dairy delegates from every New York mills shed county to plan a cooperative market and provisional contract. A March meeting led to the creation of the committee and a drive to sign contracts. The escrow committee led by Dean C. Ladd and Dr. G. F. Warren reports contracts enough to operate provisional terms. Rowland Sharpe criticizes dealers and distributors for not securing enough contracts.
The Dairymen's League met at Carter Hill chapel with about fifty members. A short program featured music and revelations. George Bowles spoke on the emergency mill program ongoing for some time. Delegates G. J. Follett and Miss Lucy Schurman were named to the sub district meeting held last Thursday at Greenfield. Refreshments were served later in the evening. For sale cucumbers for pickling. For rent six room apartment Henry Halfast 629 Mast Wayne furnished if desired 225 E. South Street taost. 3130
Aug 27 Edinboro reports rapid progress on a new highway route from Route 7H near Waizhora to Pollock’s Bridge. Grading is nearly complete and cement footing pours began for bridges at multiple locations as crews advance through wooded terrain toward the town, with cement pours planned in the coming weeks under supervisor Guy Oxenrider.
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