City Auditor Announces Absentee Voting Hours and Precinct Appointments
City Auditor M F Walt announced for the Special Municipal election on March 1 that the auditor’s office in City Hall would be open 10 am to 10 pm Sunday to assist absentee voters. The March 21 ballot will decide whether to keep the current city manager plan or switch to a five or three member commission form. Precinct polling places and officials were announced by ward, with names for superintendents, judges, and clerks at each site including Kingdon Motor Company, Basket Grocery, Bur en's Garage, Courthouse, City Hall, City filtration plants, Jefferson School, and the H B Lembke residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Walt
Kingdon Motor Company
Dakota Avenue
Carl Daum
W. E. Foley
Hoy Gillespie
Fred Weisenberger
Florence Yelley
Basket Grocery
Illinois Avenue
I. Bowe
Mae Fickell
Frank Hiatt
Leona Hail
Ray Ramsell
Third Ward
Buren
Wisconsin Avenue
Adeline Balzer
A. P.stowell
Ben Meyers
Inez Sufelling
Ed Dinneen
Charles Arnold
Carrie Sargent
Rank Davis
Art Nelson
Nettie Jelmeland
Fourth Ward
Carl Heiss
Lernard Boughton
Florence Snedigar
Rose Langland
Jessie Goethal
Roy Patrick
H. B. Senders
Jake Kaut
George Robinson
L. Doner
Fitts Ward
Jefferson School
Bert Richardson
Jennie Fones
Ida Cross
Louise Simons
Fifth Ward
H. B. Lembke
Utah Avenue
Easton Floe
Floyd Martin
Peter Schott
Paul Falkand
Local Sixth Ward Precincts Set Polling Places and Officials
Voters in the Sixth Ward will find two precincts at Lincoln School and South Lawn Grocery. Mrs Anne O Kane and Mrs Myrtle Hobart lead clerks with superintendent Mr Fred Lehman at Lincoln School and at South Lawn Grocery Frank Richards oversees polling. Judges include Paul Paulson Mrs Charles Bloodgood Mrs Lila Bethke and Mrs Belle Remster. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne O'Kane
Linceoln School
Fred Lehman
Paul Paulson
Charles Bloodgood
Myrtle Hobart
Elizabeth Placek
Funeral set for Louis Freitag in Faulkton church
Special report from Faulkton states Louis Freitag aged 65 died Wednesday in a local hospital after 50 years in Faulk County. He served 17 years on the county board of commissioners and recently lived in Faulkton after leaving a Millard farm due to ill health. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Faulkton Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Louis Freitag
Faulkton Congregational Church
Freitag
Faulk County
Board of County Commissioners
Millard
Services Friday For Chris Skevig
Chris Skevig 54 prominent Faulkton businessman died at his home from a stroke suffered while shoveling snow. Born in Norway and came to the United States in 1906. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral services set for Friday at Faulkton Methodist Church at two oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Skevig
Faulkrton
Norway
Mr. Skevig
United States
Faulkion Methodist Church
De Smet Youth Wins Regional Ex Temporaneous Contest
Orin Purintun, a De Smet High School senior, won the regional extemporaneous contest at Watertown and will go to the state contest in Aberdeen later this month. He was named valedictorian this spring and was on last year's regional debate team that won the regional contest and competed in the Yer 1 million state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
DE Smt
Orin Purintun
de Smet High School
Watertown
Aberdeer
Orin
Editorial Digests Track Political Sentiment In Pierre
Editorials shape public interest as officeholders and aspirants monitor sentiment. Nonpartisan digests circulate among officials and party workers. the Social Security board and State Republican committee publish daily compilations. Herman Sterud, a 50 year Capitol veteran, oversees vast incorporation records and inquiries while Uncle Sam funds the state social security bulletin with detailed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mar
Social Security Board
Washington
South Dakota
Herman Steruc
Steruc
Public Lands
Secretary of State
A. O. Hingstud
Olive A. Ringsrud
Sterud
Uncle Sam
Statehouse
State Social Security Department
Ravine Park Redevelopment Drives Huron Recreation Growth
Huron's 1939 parks appropriation reached about $5,009 with additional costs for a cemetery and recreation director pay. Ravine Park became a modern recreation plant featuring a 17 acre lake, a large beach, bathhouse, night lighting, lifeguards, and a helped dam, lake pumping, and landscaping. The city expanded parks in Campbell and Winter parks while River Park rose west of the river. A 9 hole golf course was built northwest of the airport. Loftus Ward has led supervised recreation for four years, with strong youth and adult programs and records of tennis, swimming, baseball, and skating participation.
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Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Aberdeen
Ravine Park
Prio
4Th Street
Drouth
Commission
Campbell Park
Winter Park
Bob Puls
River Park
Third Street Bridge
Ravine Park Lake
Huron Country Club
Usider
South Dakota
Loftus Ward
Childlise
Awim
Red Cross
Iest
National Recreation Project
WPA
Sears
Public Assistance Funding Split Across Agencies
The latest publication shows federal money funds over 80 percent of public assistance, with the state about 9 percent and counties 1 percent. Major outlays go to WPA at 51 percent, Farm Security Administration 19 percent, and Old Age Assistance 17 percent. Joe Bottum hails young GOP growth as J H Bollum Jr proud four counties hit quota by March 1. Surprising birthday tribute for Steve Travis draws 200 friends. Governor Bushfield attends a morning press conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
WPA
Farm Security Administration
Joe Bottum
Young Gop
J. H. Bollum, Jr
Youre Republican League
Custer
Ban Homme
Hughes
Faulk
Steve Travis
Bushfield
City Briefs Roundup Of Local Notices And Appearances
The Rev Alfred renerry plans a return tonight from Sioux Falls after attending a Baptist event and a ministers meeting in the state. W H Bayles Mrs Bayles and C S Laughlin attend a board meeting tomorrow. Miss Marguerite Davis is hospitalized in Mitchell after an operation. Daughters born to Paul Haier and wife at a Muron hospital. Dignified Easter fashion ads and notices fill the page, with local trips, meetings, and events including a Treble Clef Troubadours concert. Des Moines visitor Paul Hackett returns home. Westinghouse manager. A N A Card Party noted with Chinese Checkers at Legion Hall on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ‘Renerry
Sioux Falls
W. H. Bayles
Bayles
C. S. Laughlin
Tuck's Cafe
Marguerite Davis
St. Joseph’s Maspit
Mitchell
Mastery
Kiel Bros, Inc
Paul Haier
Carpenter
Muron
Eliers
Gene Denning
Delores
Jeannette
Rapid City
Denning
Westinghouse Refrigerator Company
Des Moines
Don Shaw
High School
D. G. Darling
New Royal
Yale
Ore
Legion Hall
Stamp Pals: Dr D E Zook Finds World Hobby
Dr D E Zook professor of education at Huron College is featured in a series introducing faculty. He travels and exchanges stamps with collectors worldwide. He favors pre cancelled stamps for business use and notes the value of age rarity and errors. He warns not to soak stamps from envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Huronite
D F. Zook
D. E. Zook
Huron Collage
United States
Dr. Zouk
Zook
Zock Reisted
St. Louis
Mussolini’s stance tests Hitler as Italy weighs war choice
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Italy’s readiness to defend its liberty of action with a million trained men and a fortified Alpine bulwark, while Mussolini’s cautious line risks leaving Hitler’s Berlin Rome axis uncertain. The piece notes Italy’s likely involvement if Russia invades the Balkans and Mussolini’s aim to keep Bolshevists out, with Allied blessing if conflict arises.
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Europe
Soddu
Italy
Germany
France
von Ribbentrop
Fuehrer Hiller
Signer
Mussolini
Hitler
Herr von Ribbentrop
Tl Duce
Berlin-Rome
Feahrer
Duce
Russia
Balkans
Moscow
Mussolini Eyes Big Role in Postwar Europe
The Italian leader weighs alliances with Allies or Germany while trading with both sides. He aims to avoid ruptures with the Allies, favors an Anglo-French bloc, and plans a major influence at the peace conference and in rebuilding Europe after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Europe
Return Home Five-Tot, Lawrence
Mrs Gwyn Thompson has tea turned to her home here after visiting her parents in Rapid City. Her father G McCornick was seriously ill prompting her early return. Experts say failures to shift to a lower gear are to blame for the local mechanical issue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gwyn Thompson
Rapid City
G. McCornick
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Spookis
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