Social Security wage record rules explained for Sioux Falls employers
The Social Security Board in Sioux Falls clarifies that no specific form is required to keep wage records under the Social Security Act. Employers may use any convenient form but must retain details for each employee including name, address, Social Security number, occupation, remuneration, tax withheld, and dates. Forms SS-1 SS-2 SS-2a SS-3 will be available at local revenue offices, with filing schedules beginning January 1971.
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Sioux Falls
Social Security Board
Treasury
Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Tnternal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Fleeing Man Shot By Canton Police
Clarence Parvin alias Clarence Stevens, 27, of Jefferson S D, was shot in the leg by Canton officer Fred Van Bokern Tuesday night as he fled during questioning connected to the slugging of slot machines. Parvin was not critically injured but taken to hospital with a shattered bone above the knee. Baker of Sioux Falls noted Parvin’s long record including drunkenness vagrancy and petty theft.
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Canton
Dec
Clarence Parvin
Clarence Stevens
Jefferson
Fred van Bokern
Parvin
Waytaker
D.V. Baker
Sioux Falls
Turton Students Home for Christmas Holidays
Turton, Dec. 24. Special. The group of students home for the holidays includes Clarissa Fisher Yankton College Zephiria Rouleau and Robert Steffes State College Bernica Christianson and Eleanor Troske N.N. 1S Dorothy Christenson Augustana College and Dorothy Bover teaching at the University of Minnesota.
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Turton
Clarissa Fisher
Yankton College
Zephiria Rouleau
Robert Steffes
State College
Bernica Christenson
Eleanor Troske
N.N
Dorothy Christenson
Augustana College
Dorothy Bover
University of Minnesota
Weather by a turkey predicts rain for Gettysburg
Special dispatch from Gettysburg notes railroad man Dave Hoach asks a turkey for weather forecasts. The fowl supposedly pecks at the air to signal sun or rain and is said to be accurate the next day.
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Gettysburg
Dave Hoach
Railroad Main
Roach
Will
Burglary Foiled as Hunters Report Car Near Creamery
Two Lennox youths returning from a rabbit hunt alerted police to a strange car in an alley. Thief chief Legel found the creamery vault blown open and a small safe loaded onto a creamery truck. Burglar tools were recovered. no suspects found. The car bearing South Dakota and Nebraska plates is thought stolen.
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Lennox
Dac. Ue
Giorgs Lagel. Legel
Legel
Nebraska
Friendly Hour Club Holds Turton Meeting
Friendly Hour Extension Club met Tuesday with co hosts Mrs Frank McCloud Mrs Wakefield Morgan and Mrs John Morgan assisting. Len Fridley chaired the book committee reporting on Books of the Quarter. Cookies and candies samples were shown by Mrs Fred Swain and Mrs H M Bissell. Twenty four members attended. The next meeting will be the annual party on January 23 at the Howard Thomas home to entertain families.
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Friendly Hour Club
Turton
Friendly Hour Extension Club
Frank McCloud
Wakefield Morgan
John Morgan
Len Fridley
Fred Swain
H. M. Bissell
Howard Thomas
Birthday Club Has Meeting At Turton
The Birthday Club held its Christmas party with a meeting honoring Mrs. Ed Pence at the Pence home. Hosts Mrs. Leon Remily and Mrs. Floyd Mahan served a grand birthday cake and a handkerchief shower. The group spent the evening at bridge.
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Birthday Club
Turton Turton
Ed Pence
Pence
Leon Remily
Floyd Mahan
Bridge
Doherty To Take Office In South Dakota
Roy Doherty of Rapid City qualified for the state railroad commission seat in the third district to fill an unexpired term after Wind sor Winner resigned. The three member panel includes Republicans Murphy and Doherty and Democrat Pickart. Ray, a Democrat, held the post temporarily.
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Doherty
Rapid City
Courmmel
Ray
J. J. Murphy
Frank 5. Pickart
Juniors to Present The Mummy and the Mumps at Miller
Miss Sabin Mil ler school dramatics director has chosen The Mummy and the Mumps as the juniors play for December 24. Ten students have been selected and rehearsals begin immediately after vacation.
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Miller
Miss Sabin
Miller School
Masons At Miller Hold Installation
Masons at Miller staged the annual installation of officers with Linn Cree as installing officer. Theodora Nickish was installed as Worshipful Master and other officers named include Earl Kindred senior warden A W Schwartz junior warden G C Briggs and James Bard treasurer. An oyster stew followed the ceremony served by the new officers.
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Miller
Linn Cree
St. Lawrence A. F
A. M
Theodora Nickish
Earl Kindred
A. W. Schwartz
G. C. Briggs
James Bard
Grover Hanna
Lowell Blakesle
Wallace Bohning
M. J, Ute
Charles Rudd
Tyler
Ralph Erb
O. H. Fick
Blunt Tuesday Club Christmas Party Recap
Blunt December 24 special report: the Tuesday Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Zelia Howard's home. Luncheon, carols, a piano solo by Mrs. Fila Higgins, and a roll call stunt preceded gift exchanges and a final singing of Come All Ye Faithful. Next gathering at Mrs. Zelig Howard’s home. The Clark anniversaries note: Mr and Mrs Wil Christenson and daughter Susie, and Mr and Mrs Lincoln Miles celebrated at Casper Benfit home in Aberdeen for Miles’s first anniversary and Billy Benfit’s first birthday. Christenson's first grandchild.
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Blunt
Zelia Howard
Fila Higgins
Zelig Howard
Clark Anniversaries
Turton
Specia
Wil Christenson
Susile
Lincoln Miles
Casper Benfit
Aberdeen
Miles
Little Billy Benfit
Mia. Christenson
Wellington P T A Holds Monthly Meeting and Exchange
After a Monday evening program by grade children the Wellington P T A held its regular monthly meeting at the community hall. Lunch was served and gifts exchanged. The next gathering is planned for January 16 in the high school assembly room with Wayland members in charge.
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T. A
Wellington
P. T. As
McHemy
Wayland
Wessington Teachers Plan Yale Holidays
Wessington schools start Christmas vacation Thursday and reopen Monday June 4, 1937. Most students stay home. teachers split time visiting relatives in Aberdeen Decorah St Paul Canton Canton Sioux Falls and Mitchell while some remain in Wessington.
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Wessington
Yale
Ar. Clark
St. Paul
Miss Pugh
Wakey
Groykings
Mr. Davis
Plattville
Wis
Mr. Eckert
Canton
Miss Starkey
Sioux Falls
Testerman
Miss Kramar
Tabor
Mr. Shanholz
Colman
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan Sees 16 Second Generation Students
Thirty one second generation Wesleyan students are enrolled at Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell. Six men come from Mitchell and one from Illinois. The list names many Weslayan descendants in Mitchell and surrounding towns including Backus Betts Bliss Evans Hoffman Kimball Maclean Morris Roberts Wider and Wieting among others.
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DWU
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Illinois
Wis
Alice Hoger
Dorothy
Lea Hoffman
Edeen Carlson
Jean Dunbar
Huron
Esther
Paul Evans
Alpena
Clarence Olson
Dell Rapids
Wendell Palmer
Kennebec
Arthur Phineway
Loomis
Faye Stroup
Letcher
Wilma Wait
Chamberlain
Beverly Wallace
LaGrange
Trewdella Wieting
Tulare
Clayton
Clifford Wittstruck
Ethani
Florence Brisbine
Fulton
Wesleyan
Blunt Citizens Involved In Suits and Settlements
Three Pierre area residents served as witnesses in all Felty estate cases. Melvin Reinschmidt sued Mrs. B F Marshall for car damages from a December 11 collision. The Crane versus Wilson case was settled out of court.
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Blunt
Pierre
L. D. Howard
Geo, Wiedenman
Henry Kleinschmidt
Felty Estate
Melvin Reinschmidt
B. F. Marshall
Crane
Programs at Orient Orient Dec 21 Specials
Two entertainments presented by Orient pupils featured a band concert directed by Walter K Scofield followed by a Christmas program the next evening.
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Orient Orient
Orient
Walter K. Scofield
Audit Transfer Fails In House
In Pierre on December 2 the House defeated a bid to transfer control of the state division of audits and accounts from the governor to the state auditor. The final tally was 48 yes, 40 no, with a majority of elect members needed for adoption. strong party lines and future implications were debated as Republicans and Democrats argued over accountability and past decisions.
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Pierre
State Division of Audits and Accounts
Bece
Ray
Kelly
Leslie
Jonsen
Republicania
Oscar Foshelm
Hawae
Fosheim
George O'Neill
Tom Berry
House
Eggert
Harry Mimdt
Mound City
Bernard F. Bettleheim
Spearfish
H. H. Motley
Spink County
Wes
Morley Sid
George Alt
Faith
Wavur
Doteny
Sioux
Frank remark on party issue in house vote
Falla urged a direct approach saying this is a straight party issue and appealed to every Democrat to support it. Despite Democrats holding nearly two thirds of the house, the appeal failed in the subsequent vote.
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Falla
Forestburg Pupils Present Christmas Program at School
Forestburg pupils and townspeople gathered for a Christmas party in the school auditorium. First and second grade readers Ellen Joan Hinde and Mary Frances Hinde presented Christmas Windows with Richard Hinds acting as a toy shop viewer. Santa distributed gifts as the high school glee club sang.
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Forestburg
Yale
Foresteburg
Little Harlan Trustas
Ellen Joan
Mary Frances Hinde
Richard Hinds
Mary Jang Wilder
Glea
Santa
Mrs Bammond Sees Aberdeen and Bronx City Relatives
Mrs. Bammond, traveling from Rockham to Aberdeen to visit kin, continues to Bronx City, Island, for holiday with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Mickealson.
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Bammond
Rockham
Dec
Hamrmond
Aberdeen
Bronx City
Mickealson
Smith Leaves Rockham For Minn Come Home Holidays
Ms. J. P. Smith departs Rockham to visit Minncom Minn for the holidays, where she will stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bey Paxton during the season.
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J. P. Smith
Rockham
Dec
Mr. P. Smith
Minncomm Minn
Bey Paxton
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