Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-22

manager of the Cumberland Valley
Telephone Company, will be a Re-
publican candidate for school direc-
tor, aroused much interest to-day.
Mr.. Baer is an eX-school director
and also served one term in select
council. Others filing for school di-
rector were: Millard f. Saul, 1881
North Fourth street, Republican and
Democratic tickets; George A. Her
ring, 2436 Reel street, Republican
Democratic and Socialist tickets.
For the county offices the follow
ing filed petitions: j. Dress Pannell,
Steelton, Democratic candidate for
prothonotary; Edward j. Hilton, 1853
Liberty street, Republican, coroner;
f. H. M. Hollenbaugh, 1920 North
Third street, Socialist, coroner; John
S. Dorwart, Jr., 2012 State street, So
cialist, controller; Sam Young, zoos
Market street, Socialist, poor direc-
tor.
Two Democratic candidates for al
derman of the Twelfth ward filed:
John M. VanCamp, 1888 North Fifth
street, former city police officer; Al
bert G. Swartz, 440 Boyd street
Patrick ]. Kenny, 705 Race street,
came to the county commissioners
office to-day with petitions as can
didate for mayor. He had not filled
out the part of the petition giving
his name, occupation, residence and
the office for which he was running
Clerks refused to accept the petition
and advised Kenny to hurry around
and get signers on a new petition
which they filled out properly for
him.
Halifax Republicans
These Halifax Republicans filed:
Isaac F. Chubb, burgess; Oliver J..
Cooker, James e. Neitz, Cornelius
Koppenheffer, councilmen; William
D. Straw, c. E. Rettinger, Fl. L. Fet-
terhoff, school directors; David G..
Sweigard, assessor; James NJ. Lebo,
tax collector; w. c. Heisler, Reed F.
Lands, auditors; Harry Urich, Judge;
II. Stewart Potter inspector.
Halifax Democrats-O. f. Zimmer-
man, burgess; l. b. Zimmerman, H.
w. Grove, Amos w. Dunkle, Joseph
Dillman, coupcilmen; II. c. Forney,
C. w. Mcclellan, school directors;
Charles Zimmerman. assessor; II. l.
Zimmerman, tax collector; Alvin NJ.
Farmer, auditor; Budd Lodge, judge;
Lloyd Matter, inspector.
Susquehanna Republicans-Mans-
field C. Carroll. justice of the peace;
C. NJ. Rauch, Allen c. Lebo, school
directors; Walter S. Miller, Isaac
Stees, assessor; Edwin M. Horstick,
tax collector; John S. Brown, Judge;
Amos Geiman, inspector; Meade d.
IIyter, registry assessor; South pre-
cinct, Democrats. Jacob e. Hurst,
road supervisor; Frank w. Blink, pre-
cinct assessor; Edward S. Wise, in
spector; South precinct, William L.
Shreiner, judge, West precinct.
Minlin and Lower Paxton
Miffiin township Republicans -
John Hepner, school director; John
A. Harmon, assessor; Charles NJ.
Daniel, tax collector; Daniel Deibler,
supervisor; Wellington Deibler, audi
tor; Theodore Klinger, judge; Charles
w. Lentz, inspector.
Lower Paxton Republicans-Rob
Hooker, school director; John E.
Unger, assessor; Daniel Finefrock,
Wilson Felty, auditors; Caleb c.
Graybill, supervisor; Irwin I'm berger,
Judge: Claude Hauck, inspector.
Jackson township Republicans -
John C. Fitting, school director; Ellis
worth E. Fitting. assessor; John c.
Fawber, auditor; Harry H. Hoffman,
judge; ]. III. Lyter, inspector.
Williamstown Borough
Williamstown borough candidates
filed these: Republicans, b. Harry
Mace, William d. Morgan, auditors;
East ward, John n. Snyder. Edward
Lewis, courcilmen; ]. Frank Zim-
norman, assessor; William Adams,
liza Adams, Jr, tax collector; Demo-
Gratis, William Adams, Jr., tax COL
lector; East ward. s. S. Straub. John
n. Snyder. councilmen; ]. Frank
Zimmerman, assessor; A. Walkin-
shaw, Jr., Republican, school di-
rector; John Condell, Republican,
justice of the peace, also on Demo-
cratic ticket.
East Hanover Democrats-Luth
NJ. Rambler, school director; William
e. Rambler, Sr, auditor; Hiram Peif-
| fer, supervisor; Robert Hoover, as
SCISSOR; Raymond K. Shellahamer,
| tax collector: John Nagle, Judge;
Jacob Brightbill, inspector.
Royalton borough Democrats -
Frank B. Fronk, ASSESSOR Charles
Wilson, councilman; James II. Flow
ers, tax collector; Christian Luft
school director.
Stcelton Petitions
Petitions filed by Steelton candi-
| dates: A. b. Dunkle, Republican
ward assessor, Third ward; John M
Weisenford. Republican and Demo
cratic, Fifth ward, assessor; Ben.
jamin A. Capello, Republican and
Democratic, Fourth ward, council-
man.
Londonderry township - s. M
Baum, Republican. supervisor; West
f. w. Books, Judge; Clarence b.
Good, inspector, Republican; West
Daniel S. Espenshade, Republican,
inspector.
Lykens bororgh-Jacob A. Bogar,
| Republican and Democratic, school
| director; William L. Wilmer, Repub-
lican, judge, East ward.
Hfghspire Democrats
Democratic candidates in High
| spire: Morris H. Ort, burgess: Ell
mer c. Waltermyer, Lloyd Lehman,
Samuel Beck, r. l.. Brown, council
| men; Ira r. Attick, school director:
Samuel P. Orris, Irwin o. Beard, tax
collectors; John II. Whittle, auditor:
Tolbert Gross, assessor: David Ack-
erman, inspector.
Other petitions fled follow:
d. f. Strawhecker, Democrat, In
spector. Berrysburg; jeremiah Mace.
Republican, inspector, Williams
township; A. X. Ulsh. Republican,
school director, Upper Paxton; John