The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-05
MANY SEEK VILLAGE
and COUNTY OFFICES
NAMES WILL APPEAR
ON NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
Friday is Last Day to Get Petitions
In. Must Bear twenty-five
Signatures.


In. Must Bear Twenty five
Signatures.
Today, Friday, September 5, is the
last day of grace allowed office seekers
to file their petitions with the clerk
OF the board of elections, and judging
from the number which have been re-
ceived up to Thursday morning inter
est in self government is far from
dead. In order to have their name
printed on the November ballots in
the various townships and villages un-
der two thousand population, those
seeking an Office are required to file
petition bearing the signatures of
twenty-five qualified electors. This
applies to all places in the county
with the exception of Medina and
Wadsworth villages, where the pri-
mary elections were held. Trese two
villages, likewise, will be the only
places in the county where partisan
ballots will be used. In Lodi, Seville,
Spencer, and other villages of the
county, as well as in all the townships,
the names will appear on the same
ballot without party distinctions,
which will make it exceedingly diff
cult for the average voter to know
the political faith of the man he is
voting for unless he takes the trouble
to inform himself previous to the cleo
ton.
AS usual the voters in the smaller
villages will receive ballots with both
village and township officers listed
thereon, while those voting in the
township, but outside Of the village
will vote for township officers only.
Petitions containing the following
names and the office they seek, had
been filed with Clerk Shane up to
Thursday morning:
Montville township-E. P. Vance, L.
s. Hill, G. G. Kindig, trustees; Walter
Clark, clerk; R. S. Hartman, treasurer;
G. M. Cannon, Justice peace; Simon
Ewing, constable; Lester Johnson,
ditch supervisor; ]. X. Mold, assessor;
L. 0. Fisher, Roy Palmer, Board Ed
ucation.
Wadsworth township-R. A. Auble,
A. G. Abbott, Harry Mills, F. F.
Reichard, A. M. Baughman, ,Adolph
Schmidt, trustees; w. L. Good, H. M.
Simcox, clerk; O. L. Nolf, H. e. Libert
treasurer; Joe Mohn, Thos. Lucas, con
stable; Jos. Storm, assessor. a
York township. A. Wolff, O. e.
Branch, J. H. Bachtell, d. A. Tubbs,
Will Strittmatter, C. J. Reuter-, John
Pearce, trustees; Fl. A. Indoe, asses
sor; G. E. Dickerman, Carl M. Starr,
clerk; Howard Brintnall, J. G. Bricker,
treasurer; Geo. Mckee, Otto Wolff,
Ealy Schultz, constable; j. M. Shive,
justice peace; M. Hendrickson, N. w.
Geisinger, J. X. Bihn, M. A. Stroup,
Board Education.
Litchfield township-A. H. Breyley,
Jos. Barth, Chas. Romp, trustees;
Herman Halliday, treasurer; J. D.
Yeakley, constable; John Radie, H. B.
Bradley, A. S. Garfield, Board Educa-
ton.
Guilford township-M. j. Cahoon,
U. G. Johnson, w. l.. Crawford, trus-
tees; Chas. Long, clerk; Willis Cool
man, treas; Henry Ripley, Jerome
Critz, Justice Peace; Glenn Burkholder,
constable; c. M. Colburn, R. H. Cham
bers, N. L. Newcomer, trustees; ]. B.
Good, clerk; John Minton, treasurer;
s. B. Fulton, Frank Handshue, Justice
peace; j. H. Mold, Fred Friedt, con-
stable; E. ]. Bell, ditch supervisor;
Elmer Lee, assessor; VIM. Crawford,
Jacob Good, Lyman Burlington, Board
Education.
West Guilford Special. S. New
conner, H. L. Ripley, Board Education.
Granger township-Geo. Dunsha, E.
M. Ganyard, F. O. Gingery, trustees.
Hinckley township-E. Eastwood, ].
Dunn, Jos. Babcock, trustees; Ira
Waldo, clerk; John Brongers, treas;
Geo. Mckee, assessor; L. O. West,
justice peace; j. G. Goodrich, .Wilber
Charlton, constable; Frank Smith,
Fred Mckee, Board Education.
Liverpool Township-Henry Matt,
Ed. Frank, Carl Simth, F. H. Weld
ner, A. P. Platz, Arthur Harmon,
trustees; Ralph Herthneck, clerk; Geo.
Mack, A. d. Hudson, constable; VIM.
Steinlee, assessor; B. S. Stebel, treas;
D. F. Wood, Justice Peace; Henry
Steck, Gust Smith, J. T. Mayer, John
Baisch, Jr., Clarence Arnold, G. G.
Bauman, board education.
Spencer Village and township-George
E. Roberts, mayor; Albert Fuller,
clerk; j. B. Firestone,, treas; E. G.
Kirkpatrick, marshal; N. j. Walters, ].
II. Fisher, M. D. iFrestone, Frank
Aldrich, H. Snyder, G. R. Aldrich,
council.
Seville Village-Don L. Crawford,
w. G. Brumbaugh, mayor; f. V. Leh-
man, Earl Day, clerk; A. G. Boyd,
Harry Grafton, marshal; John r.
Minton treas; Thos. Kintner, Clyde
Weaver, E. G. Miller, Frank Wheeler,
Jas, Murray, VIM. Welday, M. A. An
derson, John Carr, /. H. Brotts, A.
A. Carver, H. H. Kindig, E. L. Over
dorf, council; H. Fl. Bussard, assessor;
Harley Williams, Harry Kendall, Bas-
sett Rayne, B. e. Hartman, f. S.
Crofoot, Guy Zigler, board Of trustees
Of public affairs; B. G. Foster, JUS
tice peace; M. J. Cahoon, Sam Nc
Lean board education.
-SenifsSDecfaf-H: "A. carver waf1
ter Hay, Board Education.
Westfeld township-H. G. Hulburt,
clerk; Verne Rice, treas; L. f.
Duecker, Clyde Tanner, Delos East
man, trustees.
4 Leroy Village-F. H. HaWley, Fred