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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
4
A British radio broadcast urged France to be ready amid wartime tensions as officials referenced Russia’s stance. The report hints at possible wartime coordination with the Soviet Union after Europe’s conflict ends, suggesting Moscow prefers to avoid Pacific involvement while Germany remains a threat to the West.
Society notes report the wedding of Dorothy Vanderhorf to Lieut Truman T. Lillie at Congregational church Spring Creek. The couple plans separate postings as Lillie completes training at Fort Sill and Mrs Lillie remains in town. Attendants include Betty Vanderhoff and Lois Lillie with Wayne Lillie as best man. Various relatives and guests attended the ceremony and reception.
Alma Grace Brockman observed her eighth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Ernest Brockman on East Main Street yesterday afternoon. Games and contests included prizes won by Mary Ann Gussett, Donna Huntley, and Barbara Harmon. Attendees included Charlotte Shields, Janet Carroll, Leoni Huntley, Betty Huntley, Barbara Huntley, Rosalind Rhodes, Ruth Ann Brockman, and Dottie Lou Brockman. The guest of honor received gifts and a birthday lunch was served afterward.
Mrs Leone Abbott and Mrs Nat Norman hosted a bridge luncheon at Hotel Carver in WAKKEN to honor Mrs Raleigh VanTassel of Corry formerly Nancy Ellen Parvin of Waren. Peonies and delphinium decorated the table. top prizes went to Mrs Seon Day and Mrs Andrew Slattery. Out-of-town guests included Mrs G E Stephenson Mrs W H Shortt and Mrs Lb G Pollard of Youngsville.
The Neighborhood Club met Tuesday evening with eight members present. Awards for five hundred went to Mrs. Alton Klinger and Mrs. Earl VanGuillder. Hostess Mrs. Kingdon Drake served refreshments to seven members including Mrs. Klinger and Mrs. Van Guilder. The club will meet next week at Mrs. Maloney's home.
E L Schwab of the Atlantic Refining Company in Erie spoke at the Rotary Club gathering at the Hotel Carry. He showed moving pictures on war topics and sporting events. W B Wolfram of Erie attended as a guest.
Mrs Marion Rumbaugh of Spring Street hosted the SawAnd-Saw Club last evening. Guests enjoyed visiting and entertainment provided by Mrs Perry Nichols. The hostess later served refreshments to the members.
The Golden Tinks Class of the Methodist Sunday school met at the church for a plate dinner to honor Mrs. C. E. Shoop, who is departing for an indefinite stay on the west coast. A program followed with group singing, readings by Patay Skinner, instrumental numbers, vocal selections, and gifts presented by Mrs. Irvin Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Folstee of R. D. 4 Corry announce the engagement of their daughter Dorris to Ivan Heslink son of Mr. and Mrs. William Heslink of Clymer. No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Bonelta Gordon, sewing class instructor at the practice house beside the Junior High, announced the class will meet tonight at 7 15 for a vote to designate another weeknight. The change reflects Wednesdays being unfavorable in summer. All current and new members are urged to attend.
A baby boy was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Caaler of RD 5 Corry. Mrs Cesler, formerly Ann Malick, is the mother.
Associated Press reports in Harrisburg that Pennsylvania’s general fund revenue for the two year period ending May 31 totaled 449,046,687 dollars, up from 300,116,997 the prior biennium. Liquor profits rose to 41 million, emergency taxes climbed to 219,514,577, and capital stock taxes rose to 87,887,008 while inheritance taxes fell to 20,089,558.
In Algiers on June 23 the Forces of Liberation stayed split among five chiefs in chief, with Generals de Gaulle and Giraud leading rival factions. A compromise kept the status quo in military control, signaling a rapid resumption of the power struggle after the settlement. Also noted, the Navy to quit Pocono Manor Lodge, turning the property back to civilian management by June 30.
Ruth Elien Thorowood, 21, sworn into the WAVES at Pittsburgh, becoming the fourth Thoroquad family member from Fairhavens to join the armed forces in the current World conflict. She awaits orders for training. Three brothers previously answered the call: Lionel Thorogood, chief petty officer Coast Guard Aviation. Chester Inman, seaman on a minesweeper in the Atlantic. Sidney Roy Thorogood, Coast Guard Artillery in special training at the University of Imols.
Dr Ralph C Hutchison state defense council director criticized Corrys non participation in the state wide blackout early Tuesday. He blamed the county control center failure to function closed headquarters and no dispatch calls to Erie city or county points. He warned steps to fix the issues though no system changes planned. Some areas reported confusion or slept through the drill while some counties mistook the blackout message for test calls and staff shortages were noted.
The page catalogs tonight's radio schedule with NBC I Fred Waring Cagney salute to newsboys 9 30 District Attorney Key Kyser Hour CBS 15 Harry James Band Zed Barber Sammy Kaye Mayor of the Town Tuck Car son Show 10 30 Morton Gould Carnival 11 30 Good Listening Quiz Blue 7 05 Your War Job 7 30 Lone Ranger Midnight Drama 8 John Freecom 10 35 Radio Forum MBS 7 30 California Melodies 8 30 Take 2 Gard Quiz 9 30 Soldiers With Wings 11 15 Dance Variety Ames
June 23 Berlin radio, cited by the German ministry, said Italy is the most likely landing spot for an Allied invasion. The broadcast suggested Mussolini’s troops should shoulder much of the weight until a decisive battle on Italian soil. Reports noted rushed German forces toward the Calabrian coast, with no confirmation.
A fragmentary note mentions Marek and a vague statement about belief or numbers. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to support a fuller summary.
Mack the Prov field shows readiness for Nelson base deployment. Officials confirm unit status, logistics planned, and timeline expected for coordinated operations. Local teams monitor security and accessibility as preparations advance.
Fragmentary notes describe Pitts preparing for a season opener in Alabama amid uncertainty about relief roles and key players. Beary appears sidelined by swelling while Mott is referenced, with no clear outcomes or dates confirmed.
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