The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 3

THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. November 10, 1965 Page Thres High School Concert Set for Tuesday Officials Inspect New Voting Machine The Mitchell High School All-State Chorus participants who will sing with the MRS band concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium pictured above from left to right are, beginning with the front or bottom row, Kandee Greenfield, Gini Asmussen, Lois Muyskens and Jane Townswick; combined second and third rows, Sharon Hornak, Douglas Olawsky, Judy Anderson, Bruce Ziebart, Sue Roark, Bruce Forbes, and Marilyn Endorf; and top row, Mike Dowling, Lynn Wegehaupt, Jack Dan Stevens, and BUI Barber. Clearings at Mitchell banks Wednesday totaled $241,356.10. Hospital coverage guaranteed rniewr.ole tor life Cecil Duncan, New York Life Agt.

996-2161 Mrs. .1. H. May of Stickney is a medical patient in the Methodist Ho We will be closed all day Veterans Day. Dakota Salvage, Mitchell.

Mrs. Neil Roth is a patient in the Sioux Valley Hospital, Sioux Falls. II yon know ol any local news with "our diily and call th- newsroom the Daily itepiililic. 9MSM1 Help ir this waj to build np a Mgger and newspaper. MrS.

Frank th of Stockton, 111. is spem'' a few days in Mitchell at the YWCA. A former resident, she retur.i-d to Illin last month "ter spending some time touri- seven European countries. Montana Man Will Speak at Meet Nov. 18 Ray J.

Reynolds, will be the speaker at a meeting Fenimore Council 249 The music department at Mitchell Senior High School will present its first concert program of the year Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Appearing on the program will be the Girls Glee Club, 11 Sophomore Boys Ensemble, and featured the A Cappella Choir under the of of the the United Commercial Travlers of America at The Brig Cafe Nov. 18.

Clarence Toman, senior counselor for the local group, Reynolds, senior counselor of the UCT, is a member of the Butte Chamber Commerce RAY J. REYNOLDS and Lions Club, past governor of the Moose Lodge and member of the Elks and Fraternal Order of Eagles. Reynolds joined Butte Council 106 of the UCT in November 1943 and served as senior counselor in 1946-1947. He was elected grand sentinel in 1949 and as grand counselor of Montana-Utah-Idaho in 1953-54. He has served on the supreme cancer committee, supreme youth committee, and supreme auditing committee and has been a member of the Century Club nine times.

Reynolds was elected supreme sentinel in 1961. On July 1, 1965, in Washington, D. he was as supreme counselor of the UCT. direction of Robert Ellingson and the concert band directed by Harold Hamaker. The program will feature a marimba duet by Mary Kay Loeber and Peggy Snow and a closing selection by the Mitchell All State Chorus members and the band in a performance of "From Sea to Shining Sea." Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students who do not have a student activity ticket.

Forestburg Riles Held for Don Spelbring Funeral services for Donald Dean Spelbring, 21, Mitchell, who was the victim of an airplane accident Sunday, were held this afternoon in the For estburg Lutheran Church with the Rev. Carl D. Borgwardt oi Mitchell and the Rev. Lowell Stordahl of Forestburg official ing. Burial was in the Eventide Cemetery in Woonsocket.

Pallbearers were Leland Larson, Daniel Nagel, a 11 Ramsey and Calvin Dropper all of Mitchell; Les Larson Woonsocket, and Curtis Ries Forestburg. Arrangements were under the direction of Schenk, Noble and Murphy Funeral Home. Mrs. Robinson Services Slated In Plankinton PLANKINTON services for Mrs. Stanf (Merle) Robinson, 71, Mitchell, formerly of Plankinton, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church with the Rev.

Russell Peirce officiating. Burial will be in the Plankinton cemetery. The body will lie in state at the Cazer Funeral Home Wednesday evening from p. m. She was born in Plankinton Aug.

23, 1894 to Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and died Nov. 9 at a Mitchell hospital. She was a member of the Navy Mothers of Mitchell.

Survivors include her widower, Mitchell; two sons, Douglas, Los Alumitos, and Mur Area Towns Participate In Contest Winners named in the area speech contest in Mitchell Mon day afternoon are from severa area towns, announced Davison County Superintenden of Schools Art Barth. Winning superior ratings are First grade Patricia Jerke Tripp; Linda Stolen, Wessingtoi Springs; David Lee Raysby Geddes. Second Veurink Harrison. Third Boltjes al putte; Evelyn Van Dyke, Cor Fourth Bitter man, Tripp; a Gruene wald, Corsica. Fifth Kolecka, Armour; Judy Kost, Scotland.

Sixth grade Margie Van Zee, Corsica; Kathy Brosz. Seventh grade Sharon Stew art, Scotland; Linda Ellsworth, Tripp. The contest, held at the first Lutheran Church, was culminated with awarding of ribbons, lartli said 48 students participated in the contest. ray, Los brothers, Angeles, John four Plankinton; Phil, New Underwood; Fred, Mitchpll: and Frank, Eugene, two sisters, Clara Miller, Howard, and Ruth Newell, Granton, and three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother.

4 Mitchellites Are Charged With Four Mitchellit Led $8 each on overtime park complaints in Municral Court -Inesduy morning. They are Ernest Rumbolz Robert D. Rigjert, nis Laffey and Fred Martin. APPRECIATION I wish to express my appreci ation and thanks to all my relatives and friends for the visits cards, gifts, fruit and flowers; also to the nurses, Drs. Delaney and Dr.

Lewis for the good care; and to Fr, Wilfred Schiltz and Fr. Demmers for their calls while I was in St. Joseph's Hos pital. These kindnesses will al ways be remembered. Mrs.

Joe D. Kayser 2 Youths Jailed Ulter Circuit Court Hearing Two Sioux Falls youths were entenced to 30 days in jail and ined $100 each by Circuit Judge Wuest after felony charges gainst them were reduced to misdemeanors Tuesday. Pleading guilty to unlawf 1 ampering of a vehicle in con nection with a missing car Oct. 8 were Robert G. Voyles, 14, and Carroll A.

Graham, 15. Grand larceny charges against the pair were dropped by )avison County States Attorney A. H. Shuster at the hearing. He substituted the misdemeanor charges stated no reason his motion for the charge.

The youths had been bounc over to Circuit Court on each after they appearec Municipal Court Oct. 21 and waived preliminary hearing. Authorities said the youths ook a car belonging to Harvey Jeffries which was parked by Tracy Electric in Mitch ill. They were later apprehend id by South Dakota Highway Patrolman Bud Heim and Charles Mix County Sheriff Frank McCabe east of Geddes. The youths were representet by court appointed attorneys L.

S. Lassegard and E. Stee ves Smith. Tice Withdraws Petition for New Jordan Hearing Court-appointed attorney Merton B. Tice moved Wednesday to withdraw a request for a new trial for 66-year-old dan, convicted Oct.

charge of committing indecent acts upon the body of a girl under the age of 15. Circuit Judge George Wuest grant -1 the moti id agreed to stay execuMon of sentence until Dec. 2, 30 days following sentencing of Jordan to four years in the state penitentiary. Jordan has been free on $1,000 bond. Tice had moved for the new trial immediately following sentencing of Jordan Ni 2 and Judge Wuest had scheduled the hearing for 11 a.m.

Wednesday on the motion. Jordan, of Mitchell, was found guilty of the charge by a jury of six men and sjx women. The state alleged that he committed indecent acts on a young by a farm near Mitchell Sept. 12. He had pleaded inno cent to the charge.

In sentencing Jordan, Wuest lad ordered the defendant examined at the Yanktoi State rlospital. Jordan could have received a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison under state aw. He is eligible for parole after 25 per cent of the sentence is served. D. Wire fres In Mitchell Douglas Wire, 39, Forestburg, died Wednesday morning at a Mitchell hospital of a cancer condition.

He was admitted to the hospital Oct. 6. Funeral arrangeme Davison Roads Superintendent Resigns Job Tony Brink, Davison County highway superintendent submitted his resignation to the county commission Tuesday. Brink's resignation was accepted "with regret" by the commission, which authorized Shown above inspecting the workings of a voting machine are Mayor Charles Kling-aman, left, and Davison County Director of Equalization Dee Nelson. They were among more than a dozen city and county officials who attended a demonstration Monday of voting machines and their operation.

These machines offer a faster method of voting and a much faster and more efficient method of vote counting. Manufacturers claim it is tamper-proof. Election returns cannot be invalidated by "overvoting" or Improper marks on a paper ballot. (Republic Photo by Dailey) Businesses at Ml. Vernon Are Burqlarized Twn Mt.

Vernon firm? burglarized early Tuesday, sustaining loss of merchandise, reported Sam Addy, deputy Davi. son County Sheriff. The burglaries followed the escape Monday nighi of a youth confined at the State Training School in Plankinton and another paroled from the school to a farmer in the Plankinton area. Dirk's Champlin Service at Mt. Vernon lost cigarettes, cigars, matches and gloves after entry was gained' to the building by breaking a hole in the glass of a floor and turning the inside lock.

Bullington's cafe and off-sale store lost an undetermined amount of liquor, candy, cigarettes and beer. Entry was again gained by breaking glass in a door reaching in and unlocking the door of the business. said Bullington's was closed about 11:45 p.m. The Davison County sheriff's office is continuing an investigation of the incidents. TONY BRINK advertising for a new highway superintendent.

It becomes ef fective Dec. 31. Brink, 71, has not announced future plans. He livei in Mit chell and has been employed by the Highway department since 1946. In other business, the commission: AUTHORIZED a quit claim to property taken from Ed Ber ens and Martha Berger and re turned it to them for $618.03 which covers all back taxes and penalties and costs on the property, which is lots 1 and 2, block 26, University Addition.

APPROVED a report showing $788,191.53 in cash and bank accounts and bonds and other paper totaling $399,047.21 and the October -oport. GRANTED expenses for Nelson, county director of Earl Jor- i equalization, to attend a of the'ing in Sioux Falls. $70.85 from to the road Services Are Held Here for W. F. Peacock Services for William F.

Peacock, 26, Mitchell, were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday afternoon at the First Lutheran Church in Mitchell with the Rev. Carl Borgwardt officiating. Soloist was the Rev. Olaf Ardelheide, also of Denver; Dennis M.

Enright, Murdo; and Thomas Engels, Alexandria. He died in the crash of a plane Nov. 7 near Mitchell. Mitchell Firm Awarded $266 Import Motors of Mitchell, plaintiff, was awarded a $266.07 suit Tuesday by a jury in Cir- Rossing and Mrs. L.

H. Raber was the organist. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Ernest Perkins, Lee Tiede, Dean Robideau and Jack Pesicka and Francis of Mitchell; and Trule Iversen, Murdo. Honorary pall bearers were James Baumiller, Ronald Larson, Robert Gregg, Pete of Mitchell; James Malme, Denver, Herb cuit Court.

The judgment to recover damages was against David Soukup, Mitchell, the defendant in the case. Judge )r Wu presided over the civil action. Jurors for the case were Donald Fitzgerald, Marion Young, Tape Hoff, Donald Jacquart, Kenneth Stem'per, Leon Lentz, John Miller, Margaret Weiland, James Judge, Edwin Delzer, Elizabeth Morehouse and Mar vin Mahoney. DWU Collegian Is Candidate For Position Larry Wulf, Plankinton, a student at Dakota Wesleyan University, has announced his candidacy for reelection as state ti asurer of the South Dakota Young Democrats. Officers will be elected at the South Dakota Young Democrats Convention in Rapid City Friday and Saturday.

LAST 2 DAYS! ENDS THURSDAY! WINNER OF 3 at TS-M! ACADEMY AWARDS! ANTHONY QUINN ALAN BATES-IRENE PAFAS MiCHAELCACOYANNIS PRODUCTION "ZDRBATHE GREEK" HEAR Douglas Edwards OH Important News by Great tmrritao Insurance no Vnui CBS Radio Network Asmussen Insurance Inc. 123 N. Main PnoM W-5151 TRANSFERRED the weed account account, $41.35 from the courthouse to road account -nd $40 from the road to wied account. APPROVED a plat for Wilfred N. and Anna Kurtenbach for several lots in the county.

The Mitchell Camera Club will meet Thursday night at 8 p.m., at Wesley Acres. Program will include "taking pictures at night." Members' slides and prints will be shown. Assignment is "People at Work or Play." Visitors are invited. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the IOOF Hall.

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