The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10
FALk ELECTED
At WADSWORTH
Denaocratic Candidate for May
Or Gets By Through Re-
publican Split.
ALL ONE-SIDED
IN MEDINA VILLAGE
Compensation Amendment Car
ries in County by Large
Majority. Other Two
Lose Out.

z
Lose Out.
As predicted, election day came and
went in Medina as quietly as a
thief at night. The usual coterie Of
stalwarts proceeded to the polls as a
natterof habit, ard the result was no
different than was confidently ex-
pected.
Aside from Wadsworth, reports in
dicate that a similar condition pre-
vailed in the other villages Of the
county.
he Republican municipal ticket in
1GeIiina, which was made up Of pres
enf incumbents, was reelected, as
follows: Mayor, H. II. Hartzog;
Clerk, w. r. Ainsworth; treasurer,
=. Harding; marshal, Stowe
White; council, F. P. Bagley, L. w.
Boyden. Hobart Edwards, !. M. fern
r. J. Hyde, J. E. Thatcher; board Of
public affairs, C. D. Freeman, B. r.
Root, w. E. Smith; assessor, Perry
Cannon.
The new board of education con-
sists Of A. L. Boyden, E. F. Gibbs,
and II. E. Aylard. There were two
women candidates for the board Of
education Mrs. Elsie Slime and Mrs.
Jennie Bowman, both of whom ran
well, but missed election. The stand
ing Of the votes for the board: Boy
den 800, Gibbs 30S, Aylard 372, Slime
\ 276, Bowman 257. !,
In Wadsworth the Democrats car
1ied the head Of the ticket, Fred Fak
being elected by total vote Of I'll,
to his regular opponent, J. G. Whit
lam's 1856, and F. w. Boyer, indepen-
ent candidates. 595. The balance Of
the ticket was carried by the Repub-
Leans, as follows; clerk, A. W.. Sc
nester; treasurer, G. A. Curtis; mar
i shall, Tom Lucas; council, Thos. Dntt,
G. ]. Trey, G. F. Motz,f j. Overholt,
Earl Rickert W. B. Yoder; board Of
public affairs, ]. j. Bender, j., A.
;Crumrirte. A. Wolf: assessor, o. O.
Hartman.
The result in Spencer village:
mayor, E. A. Firestone; clerk, John
Rowe; treasurer, J.s B. Firsstone;
ccsncil, r. Allison, ". E. Fuller, J..
7. 3GcCourt, N. J. Walters, Hiram
Snyder, E. W. Brown; assessor, H.
c. Moore. 'e,,. .,s-.
In Spencer township, trustees are
Geo. Zigler, Harry IIsf aham, Grover
Hilman; clerk, Clare Miller; eonstr
able, r. G. Kirkpatrick.
The Seville village ticket: Mayor,
Oscar Smith; clerk, Paul Wilder;
trpasurer, John Minton; marshal,
Z Chas. Rermeker; council, w. B. Brunl-
baugh, John Carr, Thos. Kitner, A.
!. lEichael, Clyde Weaver, F. H.
Whaeler; assessor, II. H. Bussard.
Griilford township: Trustees, S.
Tx. Rohrer. Geo. Walker, Chris.
Krable; clerk, w. E. Goodman; treas
urer, J. r. Minton; constable, Ben
Cook; assessor, Elmer E. Lee; ditch
4 supervisor, y. Baker.
Lodi village: Mayor, R. ], Howe;
clerk, p. G. Fullerton; treasurer, E.
Il Rowland; marshal, VIM. Clifford; /;
council, VS.. Brown, VIM. Kemery,
Nobel Rice, John Howey, John Hart
man, Arthur Sanford. board Of public
affairs, G. M. Fetzer. A. Harris, Fay
Cartwright; assessor, Lawrence
Williams. 4
Leroy village; Mayor, c. G. Cheeny;
/ clerk, ]. L. Bingham; treasurer, E. j.
Edwards; marshal, L. L.Ludermarf;
council, j. G. Amadon, G. M. Lee, "A.
S. Reynolds, B. r. Siincox,4 Geo. 4.
Valentine, A. w. Westerberger;
hoard Of public affairs, 3 D. Lowe,
). 3. Shaw, F. Brainard; assessor,
A. Clay.
OF the three amendments to the
state constitution, only one, that for
adjusted compensation for ex-sol-
diers, carried. The total county vote
81 these amendments follow: Adj
justed compensation: Yeas 3957, no
\ i540; re-apportionment of members
~ Tie eeneral assembly: Yes 1711,
\ 10 1876; INV for poll taxsTes 1277;
~ 2776. " q
The bond issue fcr . neM school
kuilding voted for il York township
<azxisd ~ 4 margin cf 2o votes
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