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a a THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Thursday, Mar. 22, 1962 Page Three FU Group Elects Officers At Meet Glenn Diggerness, Farmer, and Herbert Mehihaft, Tripp, were reelected chairman and secretary of the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association at a bi annual meeting held in Mitchell Saturday. Problems pertaining to the association were discussed. New managers introduced included Darrel McKown, St.

Lawrence, Arnold Bettechman and John Townsley, Huron, Howard Ackman, Lake Preston, and Lyle Henning, Sioux Falls. Attending the meeting, held at the Brig Cafe, were 35 managers and employees of the association and their wives. Obituaries JAMES O. BIRKETT James O. Birkett was born May 15, 1902, to Harry and Sarah Birkett of Gratiet, and died Feb.

1962, at his home near Mt. Vernon. He moved to South Dakota in 1905 with his parents, settling near Spencer. He received his edtication in the Spencer public school and in 1918 moved with his family Davison County, where, until his death, his home with his mother. He was preceded In death by his father in 1940.

Survivors include his mother, Sarah, and 8 brother, Howard of Mitchell. Funeral services were held March 3 at the H. Noble and Son Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Frank E. Lochridge officiating.

Music was furnished by Miss Vera Sprout accompanied by Mrs. L. H. Raber, Pallbearers Included Fay, Fred and James Rhoades. Alois Weins, John Malde and T.

V. Jones. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all for the comforting sympathy, flowers, memorials, acts of kindness extended to us during the loss of our loved one. We are deeply grateful for his neighbors and friends kind deeds.

God Bless you all. The family of James O. Birkett MRS. EMMA STAEHLE MILLEN Burt. April 3, 1882, the daughEmma EN Krietbe was born at ter of Peter and Anna Krietbe and died in Mitchell March 8, 1962.

She attended school at Burt and In 1900 was married to Albert Staehle. They lived in Iowa until 1919 when they moved to Mitchell. In 1932 they returned to Iowa where her husband died in 1946. In 1948 she was married to E. H.

Millen and lived in Mitchell until her death. Services were held at the Congregational Church March 10 and In Burt later the same day with burial in the Burt Cemetery, Survivors include GA. her widower, a daughter, Mrs. L. Sauerman, a grandson and five great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister and brother. She was a member of Century Club, the Methodist Hospital Guild and was active in the work of the Congregational Church. She was also a member of the Abbott House Auxiliary. Memorials are to be made to South Dakota Children's Aid (Abbott Houser, the Salvation Army and the Congregational Church. KATHERINE HOFFMAN Katherine Marken, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Marken, was born in Germany Sept. 2, 1884 and died in Mitchell Feb. 14, 1962. She moved to the United States in 1897 with her parents, settling in South Dakota.

In 1900 she was confirmed in the Luthern faith. S. married Otto Hoffman in 1905, living in Jerauld and Davison County until her death. Survivors include her widower, Otto; one daughter, Esther of Yankton: two sons, George of Mitchell and Leroy of Loomis. She was preceded in death by one son, Elmer, three brothers and one sis" ter.

Funeral services were held at the Zion Lutheran Church Feb. with the Rev, A. C. Schroeder officiating. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery.

NOAH L. SMART Noah Leslie Smart, son of Joshua and Anna Smart, was born in Walnut, Nov. 27, 1894, and died in a Sioux Falls hospital Feb. 24, 1962. Mr.

Smart moved from Iowa to a farm near Dupree, S. and following service in World War he moved to the Ethan area where he resided on a farm. He was married to Mary of Ethan who preceded him in death in 1955. Mr. Smart was employed in chell for many years as a trucker and the past few years had been a resident at the State Soldter's Home in Hot Springs.

He was admitted as a patient the Veter8N5 Administration Hospital in Sioux Falls, Nov. 4, 1961. Survivors include one son, George Wallace Smart of Sioux Falls and two daughters, Mrs. Ro bert J. Murphy Watertown and Mrs.

Urban S. McDonald, Mitchell. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Frank Darmer of and Mrs. George Welland of Sioux City.

Funeral services for Mr. Smart were held 27 at the H. Noble and Son Funeral Chapel with the Rev. James M. Doyle officiating.

Burial was in the American Legion plot of Graceland Cemetery. Military rites were conducted at graveside. Pallbearers were Dan Morgan, Hal Taylor, Eldon and Alva Blacksten. Harold Anderson, Jack Thurman, Lawrence McEntee, Louts Schnabel, Ray Bollock, William Boeckman and Earl Mayhew. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness sympathy: also for the beautiful flowers and memorials during the sickness and death of our loved one, The Dickinson Family The Pooley Family New Shoe Store Has Grand Opening In City TRADENONE Tradehome Shoes started in above at its location at Fourth Cafeteria.

The store is the 24th to South Dakota. Ann Bakery and Cafeteria), The Tradehome store Mitchell is the third in South Dakota. Others were previously opened in Aberdeen and Huron. The 41 year old Tradehome firm has headquarters in St. Paul and does business in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin in addition to the three South Dakota outlets.

Ben Golub, sales manager, the new store offers popular price shoes for the entire family, along with a full line of accessories Manager of the Mitchell store is Paul Mertens, who came to Mitchell from Mankato, Minn. The building was completely remodeled for occupancy by the new store. The exterior is faced with light blue porcelain enamel, with the "Tradehome Shoes" lettering and two 20 foot display windows. The interior includes flourescent Youth For Christ Meeting To Be Held Saturday The documentary motion picture, "The Face of American Youth," will be shown Saturday at 7:45 p.m., in the Mitchell Sentor High Auditorium, sponsored by the Mitchell Youth for Christ, and featuring Ken "Pappy" Edwards. a director of Youth for Christ in Chicago.

Edwards Is a representative in Chicago Family Court, a juvenile delinquency center. lle is also in charge of Lifeline Camp, to which many quent youths are taken each year. Edwards turned to this work following an early life of crime. In jail, facing a possible charge of murder, Edwards was rehabilitabegan his college training at the age of 40. He worked for a year AS the Lifeline Director of Ohio Youth for Christ prior to his move to Chicago.

He is presently responsible for 48 boys who are on probation to the Chicagol a Youth for Christ. In addition to his appearance at the auditorium, he will speak Sunday at the morning and evening worship services at the Mitchell Assembly of God Church. The Rev. R. O.

Tufte is pastor of the church. Former Resident Dies In Wisconsin Mrs. John M. Siberz, 86, el longtime Mitchell resident, died Monday in Cashton, according to word received here by W. H.

Siberz, nephew of Mrs. Siberz. Mrs. Siberz was residing with her sisters in Cashton. Her husband preceded her in death in 1949.

Funeral services burial were to be held at Cashton, THANK YOU I wish to thank Dre. Gillis and Brogdon, the Staff at St. Joseph's Hospital and aides for the wonderful care: also to Palace Cleaners, Congregational Church, U. C. for the flowers and friends who visited me while in the hospital.

Wallace La Fortune SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM NOW Get LOAN from us See "Curt" AT Federated Finance City Court Jury Says Woonsocket 'Not Guilty' A Muncipal Court fury day found a Woonsocket man not guilty of drunk driving. After deliberating only about one hour and five minutes the Jury returned with a "not guilty" verdict in favor of Harlan J. Steichen, Woonsocket. The trial started Tuesday morning. Testimony was heard from Davison County Deputy Sheriff Lyle Swenson, Dr.

James Vose, pathologist, and Highway Patrolman A. L. Bortnem, Mitchell, all witnesses for the State. Testimoney ended about 4 p.m., Tuesday. Court wAS recessed until 10 a.m.

Wednesday for the court's instructions and final arguments by the attorneys. The case went to the 11 Jurors at 1:15 p.m. (One of the Jurors became ill during the reading of the court's Instructions and was sent home.) Serving on the Jury were Emil Gerlach, Mrs. Richard Funk. Ludwig H.

Schnabel, Mrs. Al Feiner, Paul Mountain, Mis. Oswald Schurz, Lillian Schneider, J. 0. Kenton, James A.

Bauer, Thomas Morrisey, Mrs. Emil Semmler, and James A. Franks. Mountain served as Jury foreman. States Attorney A.

H. Shuster prosecuted the case. The defendant was represented by LeRoy S. Lassegard, Mitchell. Municipal Judge Merton B.

Tice presided at the trial. Jurors called for the March term of the city court are to report again at 10 a.m., March 27 to hear the case of the State vs. Larry Fitzler, Mitchell youth who faces charges of petit larceny. Longfellow PTA Elects Officers Officers for the coming year were elected Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the Longfellow PTA in the school gymnasium. Mrs.

Glen Ritterbusch was named president, Mrs. B.E. Schmucker, first vice president, Dean Minder, second vice president, Mrs. Clifford Christenson, secretary, and Mrs. Warren Pelper, treasurer, Mrs.

Wilbur Durst presided at the meeting during which time Harold Hamaker gave a discussion on the summer band program. Orlando Goering conducted a survey for the Davison County Mental Health Association. by Krimbill of the fire deA on fire safety was shown file. partment. Refreshments were served by fourth grade mothers, including Mrs.

Byrle Schoepf, Mrs. Charles Summers, Mrs. Norman Bouton, Mrs. M. A.

Hoellworth and Mrs. Harold Pengra. Father-Son Banquet Held In City TRADER IME Mitchell Thursday. The new and Main, former locabe opened by the St. Paul- lighting and new fixtures and chairs.

Officials of the company from St. Paul are attending the grand opening. The store will remain open until 9 p.m. Friday in observance of the event. Final Rites Are Scheduled For Mrs.

H. Jensen Funeral services for Mrs. H. H. Jensen, 88.

Mitchell, will be held at 2 p.m., Friday at the Milliken Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Dwayne F. Knight officiating. Burial will be Graceland Cemetery. The body will lie in state from to 9 o'clock tonight at the Milliken Chapel.

Mrs. Jensen died at a Mitchell hospital Wednesday morning. Survivors include one son, L. Edward Jensen of California: one daughter, Mrs. Alice H.

Timm of Mitchell. John Brewick, 88, Mitchell, was the oldest father present at a father-son banquet held at the First Lutheran Church in Mitchell Tuesday. Brewick is shown above with three of his five sons. From left, are Brewick, and his son, Ivan, Merrill and Clair. Absent were Parnell Brewick of MI.

Vernon, and Emmet of Sioux Falls. Meet Your CandidatesMorley Pearson Is Council Candidate Morley Pearson, Thursday announced his candidacy for city councilman from the Fourth Ward. Pearson, An engineer with Ray L. Roby, local consultant engineering firm, Is 52 years of age has lived in Mitchell almost All his life. He was employed with the city engineer's office for about one year following his discharge from the service in World War II.

Since that time he has been engaged in private engineering business and has acted as consultant to the city engineer on several occasions. Pearson also 18 A member of the City Electrical Board. The new council candidate is married and has no children. Funeral Services Held Thursday For Peter Oster Funeral services were held Thursday morning at the Catholic Church. east of Ethan, for Peter Oster, 77, with the Rev.

Francis Wisnlewski officiating. Burial, under direction of the H. Noble and Son Funeral Home, was In the Emsley Cemetery. Mr. Oster, a native of the Ethan area, died in Huron Lake.

where he had resided for the past 31 years. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Marie Kroupa of Kimball, Mrs. Lucille Turnbull of Perry, and Mrs. Regina Layman of Colorado Springs, five sons.

of Raymond of Plankinton, Tony Kimball, Peter of Chamberlain, Lous ville, and Donald of Mitchell. Also Henry of surviving Ethan are and two Joe brothers, Rosa, Calif. Pallbearers were Peter Schoenfelder, Joe J. and Clarence Hohn, and Peter Erpenbach and Tony Wermers. Rev.

A. J. Albert To Be Installed Sunday Evening Installation services for the Rev. Alvin J. Albert, new pastor of TriLutheran Church, which were previously scheduled and postbecause of Inclement weather, will be held Sunday at the church at 7:30 p.m.

Dr. E. 0. Gilbertson, Sioux Falls, president of the South Dakota District of the American Lutheran Church, will deliver the ser. mon and perform the rite of Installation.

Liturgist will be the Rev. Eugene Bosche of Delmont. A reception for Pastor and Mrs. Albert will be held at the Trinity Lutheran Church immediately following the installation ceremony. Coming Events The Eight and 40 will have a dinner at the Prairie Room of the Lawler Hotel at 6:30 tonight.

Eager Beavers 4-H Club is sponsoring a roller skating party at the Roller Drome Saturday evening. All 4-H members in Davison County are invited. Bee WALT Diamonds Watches Gifts Miller Jewelry 305 N. Main Mitchell GREEN STAMPS Starts STATE FRIDAY! Rock "LOVER Hurry Hudson Ends COME Doris Today! BACK" Day at 7:00 9:15 p.m. IN ALL THE HISTORY OF HIGH ADVENTURE Austerically HEROICALLY LIVED ON THE SCREEN! 4TH FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN SAMMY DAVIS PETER LAWFORD JOEY BISHOP EVEN THE INDIANS are something to see in ARE FUNNY! SERGEANTS ENRY SIM AUDA LEE BUCOY LESTER CROSSY BROTHERS PHILLIP.

DEMES LINDSAY TECHNICOLOR Judge F. Nichol On Council For Senior Citizens Judge Fred Nichol WAS recently appointed to the National Council of Senior Citizens for Health Care through Social Secur. 1ty. Judge Nichol was notified last week that the board will meet Friday in Washington, C. Major items to be discussed at the meeting include the planning of 20 rallies across the country to coincide with the Madison Square Garden Ralley in New York May 20.

They will discuss planning of additional workshops for speakers and plans for the national convention to be held in the nation's capital May 25-26. The group will also review proposed foe for registration of delegates and a proposal for allocation of votes at the convention to member groups and individual members. There is a tentative proposal that would allow each individual voice at the convention. Roger Tilberg Speaks At FU Meet In St. Paul MORLEY PEARSON 4 Windows Are Broken In Store; Cause Unknown A puzzling mystery shaped up at Leader Hardware Wednesday in the form of four broken windows.

Gene Webster said Thursday morning that four windows in the store "shattered" and cracked up the side Wednesday leaving only one window in one piece in the store front. Cause of the broken windowa reimained a mystery Thursday morning. Theme Set For Assembly Of God Rally In City "Break Through 8,000" will be the theme of the day the rally al the Assembly of God Church in Mitchell at 8 p.m., Sunday, March 25. The Rev. E.

A. North, Huron, will be featured speaker for the event, which was previously postponed because of inclement ather. HEARING ON 3.2 BEER The Board of Davison County Commissioners meeting in their room in the county courthouse will hoar anyone for or against issuing 3,2 off sale beer license to Ralph Studer at outlot 1 and 2 of Section 29 Twp. 103 Range 60 on Highway 16, at 10 a.m. on April 13,1962.

Mike J. Hoven, County Auditor' Roger Tilberg, senior at Mitchell High School, spoke on "Youth's place in Co-ops." at the Farmers Union Central Exchange meeting, in appeared St. Paul on the recently. panel with other representatives from the Farmers Union Juniors from four states. Tilberg remarked that he felt youth's place In co-ops 18 "learning and working.

LearnIng all we can about co and putting our knowledge to The grand opening for Mitchell business is pictured tion of the Ruby Ann based chain and the third in Grand opening ceremonies for Mitchell's newest business started Thursday and continue through Saturday. The grand opening is being held at the 24th shoe store in the Tradehome Shoe Store chain, in newlyremodeled quarters at Fourth and Main (former location of the Ruby Dr. M. D. Smith Included In '62 'Who's Who' Dr.

Matthew D. Smith, director of alumnal activities at Dakota Wesleyan University, is included in the new of "Who's Who in Dr. Smith, who served as president emeritus at Dakota Wesleyan from 1952 58 and was DR. M. D.

SMITH dean of the university from 1936- 44, was named to the "Who's Who" publication for the first time. Only about three out of every 10,000 persons in the population at large are chosen for "Who's Who" on the average, according to Jackson Martindell, publisher. Dr. Smith, a native of Wisconsin, WAS graduated from Dakota Wesleyan in 1912, received his Master's Degree from Columbia University and his Doctor's Degree from the University of California. He spent 8 total of 24 years teaching in Methodist schools in foreign lands including Peru, Mex1 Panama.

He served as president of the Pan American Institute in Panama from 1944 52. The veteran educator is married and the father of four children, Matthew who is associated with the State Department in Washington. D. Albert, an General Electric in Pittsburgh; Mrs. Baltus Falls, and Mrs.

L. S. Buxton, Wilkesboro, Pa. He also has 10 grandchildren. Locals Clearings at Mitchell banks Thursday totaled $193,839.18.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry, Pattison, Mitchell, are parents an pound daughter, born Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. An eight-pound, eight ounce daughter was born Thursday at Methodist Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Rice, Mitchell. Should you fail to receive your copy of The Daily Republic on any weekday, phone WY 6-5514 before 6:00 p. m. On Saturday complains calls should be made before 4:30 p. m.

Your Daily Republic will be delivered promptly. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchmeier of Bismarck announce the birth of a son, Michael John, born March 14, weighing seven pounds, five ounces. Mrs.

Kirchmeier is the former Nancy Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.

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