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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1941
Page
5
The report notes continued moves to secure sea lanes as Britain and the United States sent additional forces to bases in Trinidad and British Guiana. Roosevelt indicated these forces are precautionary, meant to deter the southern arm of potential aggression while affirming American rights to defend its interests in the Americas.
A source close to the War Department says the wartime US has not recognized a Nazi blockade around Britain. The opinion notes the Teeland outpost could complicate any invasion unless Germany seeks US involvement. Also mentions the Paulson family returning from Detroit.
A broad update from Corry area society lists engagements, birthdays, travels, and social visits. Notables include Miss Margaret Lytle and Joseph Riley Miley Lytle's engagement, Mr Gillette's birthday celebration, and various parties at Cleasfeld and Union City areas. Interspersed are theater notices, Rotary Club talks, travel reports, and charity canning jar donations for Corry hospital.
Mercer residents Mr and Mrs Paul Mulheim visit. Miss Pearl Holter stays with Mrs Jessie Holder. Mr Orris Thayer of Chicago and relatives depart for South Dayton NY. John W Caldwell of Tulsa visits. Several locals plan Buffalo, St Louis, and New York trips. Long guest lists include Pluck of Cleveland, Reusch family vacationing in New York, and many Erie Detroit and Philadelphia connections.
A detailed page shows daytime and evening programs across NBC Red NBC Blue and CBS including Hourly shows from 1:30 Horace April to 9:30 Tom Wallace Himner with premier segments like Bevin from London on Brotherhood of Working Men and a New American Music slot. Public interest features include Stella Unger on Movies and Between the Bookends discussions.
Miss Margaret Ann Welsh daughter of Mrs Margaret Welsh and Carlton J Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Johnson were married at St Peters Cathedral Erie in a 10 o clock morning ceremony. Rev Francis Gallagher officiated. The bride wore mocha brown and white with a corsage. They will reside in Erie and the wedding followed by breakfast at Hotel Scher.
Fashion notes urge original jewelry pairings from vintage pieces to shells and vents. Space saving bottles and scalded utensils tips include quart containers and Army medical disinfection methods.
Members of the Band Auxiliary met at Mrs Harold Rauscher’s home to discuss an ice cream social and a concert by Cong Bei at the city park on Wednesday July 20. Mrs Merril Lillie was notant chairman and committees were formed. Officers elected include Mrs WH Loveland president and Mrs Rauscher secretary treasurer.
Mrs Burt Hasbrouck entertained members of her group No 4 of the Women’s Society of Christian Leisure of the Methodist church at Liberty street home. Twenty six members attended with no visitors. They planned a picnic for Wednesday August 0 at the Cady cottage at Chautauque Lake. A salad luncheon was served later by Mrs Hasbrouck with assistance from Miss Beatrice Brown and Miss Eula Taylor.
Mrs Ina King Bowen officiated at a small July wedding in Spartansburg for Miss Care Glasread and Clad Hutt. Attendants were Miss Tsabillo Foster and Huyda Graweigilt. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Co.
The Columbus gathering at Dr. R. B. Mosier’s cottage included Rev. AL Wagner and several members as a business meeting followed dinner. Guests and locals noted guests from Brookstreet and Portulux KY, with Miss Rocky Had a visiting attendee from Texas.
A daughter was born this morning at Carry Hospital to Mr John Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd of Shady Avenue. The birth adds a new member to the Lloyd family and celebrates a happy arrival.
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