Clean-Up Day Planned in Columbus for Wednesday
Plans are drafted for the 1939 Alumni Banquet May 31 at the Community church. Clean-up Day is set for Wednesday May 10 with residents urged to place items at the road by morning. community efforts will include the Warren County Contributing Association dinner May 18 and a series of local visits and gatherings as listed in the Columbus area notices.
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Columbus
Grange
Lonumbus
Columbus Grange
CT. C. Hall
Lottsville Grange
Skand-Wiches
Blaine Stockton
Meadville
Victor Morris
Thornton
Youngaville
Misa Ellen Morris
Warren
Warlo Morris
Warren County Con ‘Esting Association
Community Ladies’ Aid
de Forest Way
Kenneth Buettner
Jackie
Erie
Clarence Moore
Leonard Stockton
Elizabeth Wickwire
R. N
North Warren
Earl Wickwri
B. Allen
A. Mahaffey
Merle Page
Arthur Page
Gerald Page
Paul Trisket
Community Church
Durwood
Eva Smith
Inez Byownell
John T. Colegrave
Beatrice Teemley
Oil City
Duane Teemley
Bertha Stockton
Blaine
Stockton
Warren Fargo
Nora Fargo
Kennedy
Warren Morris
Primes Corners
Relief rolls rise for first time in eight weeks in Wisconsin
State relief rolls show a net weekly increase of 3,974 cases totaling 15,260 persons amid large WPA additions the strongest since 1935. Openings exceeded closings by 876 cases while private employment gains trimmed some general assistance relief. Large coal-mine shutdowns boosted openings in western counties and overall aid totals reached 248,543 cases with 757,007 people assisted. Electric fences law noted for farm animal control in Wisconsin.
Civic Orchestra Opens Music Week Observance
Corry Civic Orchestra launches Music Week with a concert at the Senior High School auditorium this evening. The group, praised as a leading local ensemble, aims for a large turnout and will be followed by an outdoor City Park concert Tuesday at 7 30 p m by the Corry High Band under Director Carson Chaffee.
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Corry
Cony High Band
Carson Chaffee
Chaffee
Continue Services at Spring Creek Church
An audience filled the auditorium of Spring Creek church and voted to continue meetings there for one more week. Rev Guy W Juses is pastor and Rev Ernis A Halk of Corry serves as evangelist with meetings nightly at 8.00 pm. Music features combined talent from West Spring Creek Harbor Hall and Spring Creek, plus a Cox Trio from Union City performed a special vocal number.
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Spring Creek
Guy W. Juses
Ernis A. Halk
Corry
West Spring Creel
Harbor Hall
Spring Creel
Cox
Union City
Bentley Re‑elected Leader Of Corry Bible Class
C S Bentley was re elected head of the Corry Men s Bible Class at a Sunday meeting in the Salvation Army hall. He has led the group for a year and will continue as leader. Richard Hurt is vice president and David Lines secretary treasurer. J B Cass led Bible study as preparations begin for next week s closing program.
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Bentley
Corry
Salvation Army Hall
East Washington Street
Richard Hurt
David Lines
Flngs
J.B. Cass
Aliens on Warren County Relief Rolls Cited
A 2002 report by Howard L. Russell shows that among general assistance recipients in Warren County 41 were aliens and 24 had applied for citizenship. The information records that most on relief were not yet citizens of the United States.
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Warren County
Unite States
Howard L. Russell
Public Assistance
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Charles Ober
Charles W. Hubertz
Harry Maine
William Rose
Arch Webb
Homier McCray
Ol City
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Lillian Turner
Alma Slagle
Michael Flaherty
Ed Morrison
Alma Gardner
C. W. Hubertz
George King of
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Spring Creek Church
Bob White
C.S. Bentley
Warren “County
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Maple Ave
Big Bill Lee
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