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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
5
Federal court jury hears charges of tax evasion against Trach 1 Johnson a prominent Atlantic City publican leader. Judge Albert B. Maris instructs jurors to decide solely on evidence and not on opposing counsel or party politics.
Guests gathered Wednesday evening at a home on Essex street to honor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams who recently returned from a wedding trip to Kentucky. Alberta Williams formerly of Carter HL attended and the couple received gifts and well wishes.
A long list of residents and visitors are noted leaving for and visiting towns such as Gellette Clifton Springs Kane Union City and Erie. Nearby events include opera performances at Chautauqua Institution and a varied schedule of concerts drama and special days with speakers and participants from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and local communities.
A large turnout celebrated the Little-Cross reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Tripp on R D 5 last Sunday July 20th. About forty relatives attended from Corry Erie North East Ripley and Union City. Next year the 40th annual assembly will be hosted by Clyde Cross in Ripley New York.
This week s Me F W Club met at Mrs Walter Pies home with nine members present. After business, contests and awards went to Mrs Charles Mack Mrs Ross Mack Mrs Lynn Philips and Mrs Guy Gulton. A salad lunch followed. The next meeting will be July 30 at Mrs Douglas Reynolds home.
The Messenger reunion will be held at Glenwood Park on August 2. All family members are invited and asked to bring well filled baskets for the picnic dinner at noon. The afternoon will feature games contests and the annual meeting.
Mrs William Johnson entertained her card club at her Far View Street home last evening. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Jerome, Mrs Marshall Hughes, and Mrs John Sheehay. A salad lunch followed. Attending were Mrs Walter McElroy, Mrs Arthur Pitts, Mrs Glenn Dickson, Mrs Dorr Clark, and Mrs H L Rhyrfard. The group will meet next Wednesday at Mrs Hughes home on West Washington Street.
Twenty attended the picnic at Canadohla Lake Thursday marking the close of the Vacation School of Religion at St. Thomas church. Parents joined pupils with Father Graves. the day included a picnic dinner and swimming.
A simple salmon serving sauce mixes mayonnaise chili sauce horseradish and chopped sweet pickles in equal parts for a tangy accompaniment. The note mentions serving hot or cold and includes a stray word hill.
The United Brethren Ladies Aid gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs B E Bush home on North Center street. Quilling was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The Aid plans to meet next Thursday with Mrs Walter Teppel.
The Mentor Club will hold its annual picnic on Wednesday July 30 at the Fogle Cottage in Canadahia Dake. Mrs. Ralph Fogle will host the group and the picnic dinner will be served in the afternoon.
In Union City a July 25 picnic at Cangdohta Lake honored Corporal Richard Hatll who is spending a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Hatll. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lynn Chaffee Milton Spartansburg and others from Corry and Warren with extended family members present.
Corry Grange will furnish the program for Union City Grange meeting Saturday announces Mrs Blanche Robbins lecturer of the Union City unit Corry Grange members will also present a Digmond Jubilee Service commemorating the founding of the Grange seventy five years ago A large throng is expected for the meeting
Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom entertained the choir of St Pauls Lutheran Church at their summer home last evening. Dinner was served at six thirty to thirty guests including Miss Kitty Loesch of Hallimore Md visiting in the city. Guests then enjoyed boating swimming and badminton.
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