The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 3

MAY 23,1941 DISTRICT CCC ENWLE GOAL iSOOJCUTHS Oneida County Youths Sought for Camps in Vilas, Oneida, Forest Counties. A current enrollment of 1,500 is being sought for the Sparta district of the Civilian conservation corps, according to nn announcement received today of the enrollment activities which close on May 31, Oneida county youths wishing to enroll in the CCC may do so cither at one of the camps or at the office of Edward S. county relief director. Camps in this area arc (Jump Blue Lake, Minocqua. "and Camp Tomahawk, Tomahawk, in Oneida'coun- ty, Camp Scott Lake.

Three Lakes, and Camp-Crystal Lake, Minocqua. Camp Scott Lake is located in Forest county and Camp Crystal Lake in Vilas coUnty. Physically Fit. Boys mtist be between 17 and years of age and must be phy- sicauy fit. There is no work experience or no educational requirements necessary for admission.

Camp officials emphasized that any boy is eligible for enrollment in 'he CCC and that the rule which stated enrollees must come from families on relief is no longer in effect. Enrollment is for a period of six months. Enrpllees are paid $30 a month, $8 of Svhich they get for Themselves at the end of each month. Of the remainder, $7 may be put in savings account and sent home or the entire amount may he srfvod, to be given the boy when he leaves the CCC. To Blue Lake.

Members of the Oneida county group of enrollees who are assigned to Camp Blue Lake will oe on- rolled there on May 27, according to Lieut. Robert camp orn- mander. Trefz and' Ervin Anderson, educational advisor spoke yesterday at the Rhinclander high school and earlier in the week at the Minocqua' high school. Lieut. Trefz emphasised that the men, in addition to doing the project work, may iynvoll in courses of i'ered at the camps.

M. E. Me Geoghegan, of Chicago, is in charge of the placement facilities of the CCC camp and seeks to place the enrollees as they leave the corps. Trefz, in speaking of iho placement service offered by the corps, mentioned several letters received by such firms as the Port Huron Sulphite and, Paper company, ihe American Can Marshall Field, and company, and the Marathon Rubber Products contipany, of Wausau, praising the work of the men these firms had received through the WtE ftttlNELANfMBR (WIS.) DAILY NEWS U. W.

CAMPUS ROADWAY BUILT BY STUDENTS CALL MINISTER IN ENTERPRISE FOR NEW POST Rev. Henry Pussehl Leaves Next Week to Accept Loribee, Charge. PAG! 3 NEWS PARAGRAPHS Leovcs Hospital. Lewis (Bud) Wallace has returned to his home, 322 parkway, after undergoing an appendectomy in St. Mary's hospital.

Roof fire companies were called to the home of Harold Johnson, 1213 River street, at 7:18 MATERIAL FOR MATTRESS JOB 1 Carload of Cotton and 6,000 Yards of Ticking Expected for County. A carload of cotton, totaling 30,000 pounds, and 6,000 yards ot mat- i tress ticking will be received here! about July 1 for use in the mattress making project in the county, mem- I bers of the county AAA committee said today. The project is being sponsored by the county board, under the extension service of the University of Wisconsin school of agriculture, through the office of Harvey L. Becker, county agent. Mattresses will be made by the persons whose applications have ing that 450 mattresses will mbe made by persons who have already signed up and that material is being received for 600 mattresses.

Additional applications may be filed with County Agent Becker. Members of the county AAA committee who are making arrangements for the project are Webster, chairman; Becker, secre- ouua vv iiuau lluVG m.iii, auui been approved and the entire tary: and Louis Feiler and Emil to the person receiving the mattress will not exceed $1. E. E. Webster, chairman of the county committee, said this morn- o'clock last night when a roof fire was discovered.

Before firemen arrived, however, Johnson put out the small blaze with a convenient garden hose. Damage' was slight. Early Rev. Albin Olson, pastor of the Immanuel Lu- change in the time for the Sunday morning services, Ihii Sunday. Divine services will now be held at 8 o'clock.

DANCE at Fredrick's Bar McNaughton Saturday, May 24 Music By GABRIEL DAVIS His Horn and His Band Dancing Every Saturday Night. FREE DANCE WAGON WHEEL JEFFRIS SATURDAY, MAY 24 MILLER'S ORCHESTRA TURKEY PLATE LUNCH, with all the trimmings FRESH TROUT OR PERCH WARREN'S RATHSKELLER HOLIDAY HOUSE Presented By Little Theater Guild TONIGHT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK at the MEMORIAL BUILDING Admission Children lOc No Reserved Seats Saturday, May 24 at Monico Pint of Whiskey to Winner of Hollywood Horserace. Wclk. Manor School Will Sponsor a DANCE Saturday Night, May 24 at Riddle's Mile-Away Inn GOOD MUSIC Door Prize Lunch Couple 25c DANCE At Saturday Night, May 24 Sam Peters Tavern Riverside Resort Known us Coffee Pot on Highway 47 North. If you want a good time come out here it's a place where you can have plenty of enjoyment.

Oscar Durkee's Orchestra won't lose any time to entertain you all as long as you wish. Lunch Served Every Saturday TONIGHT FISH-FROG LEGS-SCALLOPS -at- EDGE WATER INN Town Line Lake SATURDAY NIGHT Original Drumstick Plate Lunch IT WORKS! WE GOT OUR HEATER fOR NOTHING ON THE 75 y. DISCOUNT PLAN NOW THERE'S PLENTY OF HOT WATER FOR US ALL ENTERPRISE, May Cor- of The Rev. lenry Pussehl, who has been pas- of St. John's Luthearn church for the past eight years, has accepted a call to fill a vacancy in Lori- bee.

Wis. The Rov. and Mrs. Pussehl will leave for their new home next week. Students in the Enterprise school their annual picnic this week.

Prizes in tho running races were won by Dorothy Broman, Eileen Faye Bowman, Mae Bucholz. William Revistcr, Mrs. Arvid Erickson. Elizabeth Herman and Walter 3cntlcy. In (he backward race Mae Buchholx.

Dorothy Bowman. Marion Guth and Roger Guth won arizes, and in the three-legged race Dorothy Bowman, Eileen Guth, Donald Erickson and Dan Bowman won awards. Daughter Born. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Donahue arc the parents of a daughter, Ann Bernice, born May 18 in Antigo. Mr. Donahue is a former Enterprise principal. Enterprise Briefs. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugo Schocneck and son. Junior, visited relatives Nels Johnson and Mrs. Martha Schoeneck visited Lynn Kushman at St. Mary's hospital in Rhinelander Martha Schoeneck is employed at Lake View and Mrs.

Leonard Guth and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buchholz attended the fu- neral of Mrs. Guth's and Mrs. Buchholz's grandmother in Merrill.

and Mrs. Harold Guth, Esther Schoeneck. Olga Schoeneck, Jeanne Levandowski, Richard Moore, Hattie Miller. Rudolph Schoeneck and Herbert Marquardt were recent Monico callers. Jeanne Lewandowski.

Three Lakes, and Olga Schoeneck nncl Margaret Ann Malcolm, of Rhinelander, spent the week-end at the Adolph Schoeneck Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fo'rch. Raymond Ferch and Mrs. Karl Ferch were weekend visitors in New and Mrs.

Cecil Jenkins, Mrs. Emil Kruger and Mrs. Nels Johnson were Elcho business callers. Mrs. Julius Schocneck and son.

Arnold, and Gust Schoeneck were Rhinelander and Mrs. Emil Krueger attended the 80th birthday eel- ebration of Mr. Kftieger's father, Fred Kruogcr. of Gleason on Sunday. Pelican Lake and Monico Students Take Trip in Bus MONICO.

May 23 (By Correspondent of The Eighth and Ninth grade pupils and teachers in tlie Monico school and the Eighth ijracle pupils and teachers of Pelican Lake made a trip by chartered bus yesterday to Copper Falls and Wakofiold. Mich. KntiM-lam Clubs. Mrs. Eileen Heraldson entertained the "500" club at her home Wednesday evening.

Mrs. M. J. Stevens entertained the Thursday Afternoon "500" club at her home. Monico Briefs.

Mrs. M. F. George is receiving medical treatment at the General hospital in Madison; she was in St. Mary's hospital in Richcster.

Minn the past week; Mr. George is staying with W. E. Baldwin and son. Edward, of Antigo, visited here the first of the and Mrs.

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