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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
5
Harry J. Bortner chief engineer retires after decades at United Natural Gas. He served Lamont Compressor Station and dedicated nearly 87 years of continuous service with the company.
Personal Mention reports Mrs. Olsen hosting six members and three visitors of the Friendship Club with a salad lunch at 4 30 assisted by her daughter Mrs Duma Nay. The N B Club enjoyed a tureen dinner and gifts for Mrs George Wood. Attendees traveled to Edinbore to hear the Zimmer harp trio and several others attended lectures at local churches and venues.
Miss Betty Brailey heads the Young People's class of the United Brethren in Christ church after last evening’s meeting. New officers include Miss Betty Stroup as vice president, Ivan Benninis secretary, and Miss Helen Casler treasurer.
Thirteen Spencer hospital student nurses at Meadville received their caps in a Tuesday ceremony. Dorothy Bonsink of Corry led the group, a St Edward's graduate from the class of 1938, joining others from Cochranton, Franklin, Conneautville, Guys Mills, Greenville, Hubbard, Stoneboro, Eric, and Youngstown Ohio.
Carry Junie Welfare League members are asked to meet at Mrs. Franely Blair's home on Ty South Center Street Monday evening for the March positions meeting. Mrs. Blair Sheeley and Mrs. Frank Ferry are assistant hostesses. A large attendance is expected.
Mrs J Frederick Kinley of 28 West Past Place entertained members of her club last evening at her home. Awards were won by Mrs Howard Ross Mrs Stanley Andoyan and Miss Ruth Bannett. The hostess prepared a lovely evening as the group enjoyed a social gathering at the Kinley residence.
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal church met on Monday afternoon on Wat Malm Street. Officers read messages from absent members and conducted routine business. A memorial paper and the tribute were planned for the next meeting at Mrs. Gusabues home.
The Corry Council of Republican Women will host a meeting Monday at 2 30 PM. Guest speaker Dr N T Gillette will discuss State Medicine with Mrs James Machnes and Mrs M B Austin assisting.
A recipe called Ghigevspaps offers twelve dozen cookies from a mix of flour soda ginger molasses and shortening. Instructions cover creaming, rolling thin, cutting two inch diameter cookies, baking minutes, and forming balls for a crackled surface with finger snaps. A side note questions potato storage and butter ratios for cookies.
Moderate demand on the Pittsburgh Wholesale produce market with apples steady. Cattle, calves and sheep trading at varied levels. dairy prices little changed. New York equities edged higher with American Telephone leading gains and a broad stock rally noted amid mixed commodity movement.
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