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Show 4 . Sunday, October 23, 194fr SUNDAY HERALD Provo Slates Other Ci toes Tuaesday Vote; Pick Ti ckets. 7 Candidates Appear This V, Ballot For Posts of Mayoiv Citizens of Provo will go to the polls Tuesday for their pri mary municipal election, ana other. Utah . county communities this week are preparing tickets and campaigns for balloting on XT.. S - Provo, because it is a second class city, is the only spot in .the county with a primary election this -week., other communities, all Jthird and fourth class, nominate nomi-nate . tickets by the convention method and. have only one election, elec-tion, on Nov. 8. Provo will also 'on candidates who survive Tues-- Tues-- day's primary election. Seven Candidates Seven candidates will appear on Provo's primary . ballot Tues-! Tues-! day.-. Three will seek the post of mayor: . Incumbent George E. Icollard, Clyde E. Weeks and C. W.Love. Four will contest for 4 city. commissioner: Incumbent J. ' Robert J." "Bob McFadden and V Frank T. Gardner. Two tor each office will survive the primary ' .; and appear on the final ballot. . ' Provo's campaign thus far has tbeen relatviely quiet. Candidates ' hiv mad few a rna ranees, and . relied generally on advertising campaigns. . Several have taken ,l stands on specific issues, but no particular i burning issue has ' arisen to dominate the campaign. JWV; Map of Districts ' On page nine of today's Herald appears a map of the city's 42 ' voting districts. From it, a resi- ;dent can determine what district f he 'lives in, and from the follow-i follow-i lng list of , polling stations, he may, determine where he votes. ' Polls will be open Tuesday from '7 a. m. to. 8 p. m. Registration i stations in many instances are not .the same as polling stations, ' and voters are urged to check the map and following list carefully. Following is a list of the poll-' poll-' lng places where Provoah's will vote Oct 25 tnd Nov. 8, with the judges for each station. Listed in order Is the number of the dis-' dis-' trict, owner and address of the in j j . Fvuui uvu icuucuiX m nu LX1C three judges for each station. - 1. District Eva B. Thurman, 693 E. 5th S., Rose L. Hope. Florence Baird and Theresa Morgan. a. Etta Strong, 420 E. 3rd S., Donna Giles, Margaret Loveridge and Ada WaddelL' -S. VUate Strong, 213 S. 1st E., Vilate Strong. Allie T. Jones and Blanche Groneman. 4. Eva Martin. 272- E. Center, Eva Martin, Amelia Lossee and Martha Twelves. 5. Lynn Roberts, 56 S. 4th E., Mrs. Earl Blumenthal, Mrs. F. G. Richmond and Mrs. , O. Earl Thomas. 6. Cordellia Booth, 56 S. 6th E., Kate Bjerregaard, Cordellia Booth and Keith Thomas. 7. Ed. M- Rowe, 155 E. 3rd N., Millie Stewart; Marintha Pendleton Pendle-ton and Mrs. Parley A.' Cnristen-sen. 8. Edna N. Merrill, 396 N. 4th E , Zina Dunford, Camilla Merrill and Virginia Keeler. 9. Wm. Griffiths, 236. N. 5th E., Florence Duke, Nellie Cameron and Mrs. B. J. Petty. 10. Myrtle Rbbey, 69 W. 7th N., Mrs. N. A. Peterson, Agusta Mc-Brlde Mc-Brlde and Stella Davis. 11. Ernest Paxman, 630 N. 3rd E., Mary D. Jolley, Edith H. Powell and. Dorothy Muhlestein. 12. Louise Palmer, 429 E. 6th N., Eva T. Nielsen, Winnie J. Guyman and Evelyn Riddle. 13. Leon C. Reece, 39 E. 4th S., Eva Hoover, Sarah J. Luke and Minnie Farrer. 14. E. O. Moe, 232 S. 2nd W., Mae Howser, Martha Brimhall and Eva Heal. 15. Delia Waterlyn, 394 W. 4fh S., Orilla Groneman, Leona J. Henrle, Louella Hancock. 16. Emma G. Jones, 467 S. 6th W Florence Halliday, Ellora Knudsen and Mrs. Z. M. Laws. 17. Ruth Vincent, 777 W. 2nd S., Marintha Angus, Fern Thomas and Joyce Harmons. 18. Gourney Anderson, 1060 W. 6th S., Clara Carter, Lucille Peay and Mrs. Wm, Ralph Hoover. 19. Florence Chrlstensen, 154 N. 17th W Merle Dean, Eva Cox and Iona Borget. 20. Averil Foote, 70 S. 9th Wn Mabel S. Johnson, Marcia A. Jolley Jol-ley and Marcia J. Gale. 21. Andrea Madsen, 651 W. Cen ter, Hazel A. Watts, Madeline Thornton and Mrs. Wm. J. Lewis. 22. Sarah Christensen, 432 W. 1st S., Jane B. Evans, Sarah Chris tensen and Maurine Taylor. Z3. Kate P. Mitchell. 330 W. 2nd S., Luzon Christensen, Kate P. Mitchell and Madge Reid. 24. Lillie Carson, 55 W. 2nd N.. Lillie Carson, Dolly Clegg and Leah Pope. 25. Homer Stevens. 142 W. 3rd N., Saddle Lewis, Bessie B. Pope and Delila Adams. 26. Rose Kartchner, 288 N. 3rd W., Mrs. Ledger Free, Vera Strong and Eva Hickman. 27. Vida Swenson, 614 W. 5th reek On Primary Commissioner N., Erma D. Boshard, Effie Clark and Hazel Clark. 28. D. Alvin Perry, 930 W. 2nd N., Marion Flygare, Mrs. D. Alvin Prry and Mrs. H. J. Butler. 29. Joe Meservey, 940 W. 5th N., Zelma Killpack, . Mrs. Claude Billings and Mrs. Reinhard Tanner. Tan-ner. 30. William Dix, 574 N. 7th W., William Dix, Dora McEwan and Deveda Taylor. 31. Mrs. Harold Dodge, Grand-view, Grand-view, Mrs. J. C. Halbersleben, Mrs. Reed Brown and Mrs. Valene Camenish. 32. Mrs. Eva Warner, 1041 N. 5th W., Eva Warner, Alice Hawkins Hawk-ins and Edna Johnson. 33. LaBerta Whitlock, 844 Haws avenue, Bee Eggertsen, Mrs. A. J. Fillmore and Mrs. Barney Mc-Garry. Mc-Garry. 34. Elizabeth Atkenson, 1061 N. 3rd E., Leona Pope, Naomi Buchanan Bu-chanan and Cleo D. Crawford. 35. Edna Harrison, 735 E. 10th N., Mrs. Rulon Shepherd, Doris B. Harrison and Mrs. Floyd Avery. 36. Mrs. Edith Snow, Briar avenue, av-enue, Mrs. Ralph W. Morgan, Edith Snow and Mrs. George Bills. 37. Mrs. Clinton Dutson, 761 E. 8th N., Mrs. Clinton Dutson, Zelda Luke and Geneva Moore. 38. Margaret Atkln, 1024 E. 6th N., Zelda R. Kendall, Margaret Atkin and Dolly Oliver. 39. Jack Pierce, 1020 E. 3rd N., Myrtle Meneray, Mrs. Jack Pierce and D. Wayne Mercer. 40. Sarah H. Passey, 1019 E. 3rd S., Jane S. Watkins, Sarah - H. Passey and Mrs. Harry Young. 41. Mrs. "Kenneth L. Pace, 1014 E. 8rd S., Mrs. E. L. Baillie, Mrs. Kenneth L. Pace and Mrs. Harry W. Startup Jr. 42. Mrs. Millie Farrer Johnson, Rt. 2, Box 80, Springville Rd., Idona Peterson, Mrs. Jesse Gray and Edith Maxfield. Mapleton Party Selects Slate MAPLETON RalDh Harmer wa named candidate for a four year mayor "term by the Progres sive party of Mapleton during a primary convention this week. rn the ticket with Harmer will be Jack Canton and Reese Ander son for four year councumen terms, and George Murry and Elmer Wiscombe for two year councilmen. Freeman Bird Is the Springville Independents Name Ticket SPRINGVILLE Springville's Independent party, Saturday announced an-nounced its candidates for election elec-tion to city offices in the Nov. 8 ballot, as follows: For mayor, F. C. Packard, Springville banker; for two-year councilmen, Harold Whiting and" Murray Peay; for four-year councilmen, Jack Rob-ertseh Rob-ertseh and Edward H. Boyer; for city recorder, incumbent William Bringhurst; and for city treasurer, treas-urer, Mrs. Ruby Twitchell; also incumbent. According to Dave Friel, party chairman, finishing touches, are being . added to the party platform plat-form which will be announced as son as possible. Meantime, citizens are reminded remind-ed that only one more registration registra-tion day remains, Tuesday, Nov. 1. and registration district agents are listed as follows: District one, Mrs. Bernice Beardall, Fifth South and Fourth East; District two, Mrs. Julia Sumsion, 124 S. 2nd W.; district three, Mrs. Retta Harmer, 190 W. 1st S.; district four, Mrs. Vera Pehram, 271 E. 3rd E.; district five, Mrs, Frankie Avrett, 754 East Center; district six, Mrs. Afton Palfreyman, 309 East Center; district seven, Mrs. Florence Phillips, 327 "5. 1st E .; district eight, Mrs. Florence Boyer, 707 S. 4th E. Candidates of the rival Spring ville Citizens' party, have previously prev-iously ben announced. The Citizens' Citiz-ens' slate is headed by Edward Clyde, local contractor, ;as the candidate for mayor. . i ' I SEEK SPANISH FORK MAYORSHIP Orson Brown, left, and Marcellus Nielson, rival candidates for the post of Spanish ForK mayor in the approaching city election. Mr. Brown heads the election slate of the Citizen's party, while Mr. Nielson is acan-didate acan-didate of the Progressive party. Both are prominent Spanish Fork businessmen and civic workers. City Councilman Heads GOP Election Slate For Lehi Mayor JAP WHALING EXPEDITION READY TOKYO, Oct. 2 U.R The fourth Japanese whaling expedition to the Antarctic since the end of the Pacific war will sail on Nov. 1 from Yokosuka. The fleet will be headed by the mother ship Niss- hin Maru of the Taiyo Fisheries company. holdover councilman.. Elmo Jensen Jen-sen will be on the ticket for a four year recorder term and Jane Jensen for a two year treasurer term. . Roy Johnson has been named 1 chairman and Jane Jensen, secretary sec-retary of the party for the next I two years. The party is sponsored J by the Mapleton Jaycees. By ROBERT MORTON Herald Correspondent LEHI The Republican party selected candidates for the coming com-ing city election and reorganized party machinery at a meeting in the Memorial building Friday evening. George W. Leany, local merchant mer-chant now serving a two-year term as a city councilman, will be the Republican candidate for mayor. It was under Mr. Leany's supervision that the Lehi cemetery ceme-tery cleanup drive was conducted. He also directed the painting of the hospital and the beauti-fication beauti-fication of the city buildings and grounds. Mr. Leany is also active ac-tive in church and other civic affairs. He is a member of the Lehi Better Business association, the Lehi Lehi Roundup parade committee, and is second counselor coun-selor of the stake high priests quorum. Elected to run on the GOP ticket for four-year councilmen were Basil Dorton and John Broadbent, both of whom previous city councilmen. has also served in various civic groups. . t Mr. Broadbent has been an active ac-tive party member for many years, serving as an unofficial secretary for the group for the past three years, and has pIso served a recent two-year term as a . councilman. He is a local merchant and has been an active church member, serving as the Lehi Fifth ward clerk for several years arid president of that ward's MIA for four years. Runinng for two-year council-men council-men on the party ticket will be George S. Strasburg and Harmon Vance. Mr. Strasburg i now president Of the Lehi Lions' club and a member of the Roundup committee. commit-tee. He has also maintained an active part in church and civic affas. Mr. Vance is the. only nominee without previous council experience, expe-rience, but he has been active in church affairs and pzrl-cpated in several civic capacities. are For city treasurer. Mrs. Blanche Turner was elected by acchma Heber Parties Pick Candidates: For Coming Municipal Election GOP Picks Hiatt To Run For ReT-election HEBER Mayor Maron Hiatt was nominated Thursday night by the Republican nominating convention to run for re-election in the coming municipal ballot. Joseph G. Murdock and Neal Montgomery were cho'sen to run for four-year councilmen together wun Kusseii Buys and Kodger Felt as two-year councilmen. Clarence Olsen was nominated to run for city recorder and Mrs. Mary Duke was endorsed by the convention for city treasurer. She will be unopposed in the election. For the first time this year, two four-year councilmen will be elected in the municipal election and the elected mayor will serve a term of four years instead of the previous two-year term. Harold Stevens and Niff Wat son, chairman and secretary of the Republican group were in charge of the convention. Democrats Choose Slate Headed By Jiacoletti ... i .... ., . . HEBER The .primary nomin ating , convention of the Demo-fvi era tic. party Thursday selected TV Raymond N. Jiacoletti to run for mayor of Heber in the coming election. Mr. Jiacoletti li a holdover hold-over councilman and was unop- a . ..... ' posea iof me nomination. ,. Fred Carlile and Sherman Giles, both incumbents, wer nominated for four-year council-men council-men and Lamar Watkins - and Merrill Murdock received the -nomination for two-year coun- -cilmen. , Don Hicken was chosen to run for city recorder and Mrs. Mary Duke, . incumbent candidate for city treasurer was chosen for reelection re-election by the convention. , Storm McDonald was re-elected as precinct chairman and Errol Hicken was elected secretary Of the party at the Thursday nighty convention. . Nominees Selected For Midway Board MIDWAY At the non-partisan convention in Midway, Francis Probst was nominated for president presi-dent of the town board for a four year term. Ray Gertsch and Ren Provost were nominated for fourr year trustees and Darwin Schear and Earl Kohler were selected to run for two-year trustees. Mr. Dorton has been a local tion on the strength of her prev- educator for over 20 years and I ious long-time experience in the served a term as city council-1 position. She is an incumbent, man some years ago.. He has! For the office of city recorder, been an active party member and! the only full-time position to be filled, Deland Powell was also elected by acclimation. ' Mr. Powell Pow-ell has compiled an outstanding record in past elections, having been elected to the office the last seven successive terms. . ' Former.city judge LeRoy Davis was elected by the group to succeed suc-ceed David H. Carson as Lehi city GOP party chairman when Mr. Carson asked for his resignation resig-nation to be accepted .because of his health. . Tlso -elected was party chairwoman chair-woman Mrs. Rula Dorton and secretary LeRoy Loveridge. . Chairmen for the four Lehi districts dis-tricts were also nominated but won't be voted on until a later date. Salem Party Names Candidates For Municipal Election SALEM Members of the Progressive Pro-gressive Citizens party recently nominated a municipal ticket for the coming municipal election. 1 Howard J. Christensen waa put on the ticket as mavof and Rov . Muhlestein and Viron Davis "are ' to run for four year councilmen. Don C. Pierce and Keith, Sim ons for two . year councilmen; Martha Tiffany, recorder. , and Duetta Stewart will also be ' on the ticket ' ' ' The Republican club was 'or-rJ is to act as chairman; Faye Davis as chairwoman; John Alilskov, firit Vice chairman arid Wllxord Christensen clerk. - j SERVICE BALKS " GREENVILLE. S. C. 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