Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-03-17
~ CANDIDATES FILE FOR
VARIOUS COUNTY OFFICES


ing March II, at 6:30-the final
date for filing nomination petltlohs'
54 candidates had s1gnlhed thelr
willingness to accept mountainous.
Of the number 19 were Democrats
and 35 Republicans. The Demo-
Gratis had candidates who filed for
every office, excepting that of pros
ecuting attorney and coroner. L. ).
Weber. common pleas judge; Ar
thur Torbert, probate judge; How
ard Carroll treasurer, ana L. n.
Seaman. recorder, will have no op-
nosition. S. f. Farrell, who cir
culated a petition, and had more
than The required number of sign
ers. did not file for recorder.
OF the Republicans who filed, all
have opposition but two-probate
Judge and coroner. There are four
candidates for commissioner, not
withstanding that the two present
commissioners have served but
one term, and are asking for re-
nomination. The list as published
in this paper last week, was correct
with two exceptions. AS stated, ).
e. Farrell, Democrat, did not file
for recorder. Charles Cordray's
name was omitted as a Republican
candidate for recorder, and he filed.
In the last few days fierce scrap
developed between the Herald,
LYME. Humphries, Mcbride faction,
and the McGonagle, Eveland, Fouts,
Cook bunch. While the Herald had
made a plea for party harmony
and all that-the only harmony
terms they would agree upon was
to have everything their own way
to not recognize the other faction
For some time they had secured tha
county to Lyme" up candidates or
their own faction. The other bunch
cot wise as to what was going on,
with the result that in many places
there are two candidates for CEN
tral committeeman. While the Her
aid bunch seem to feel they have
committeeman candidates in all pre-
cincts, the other clan refuse to ad-
nit such, since they state that all
of those the HI. l.. H. MS are claim
ing will not stand hitched when the
show down comes. Names OF can
didates who have filed follow:
Democrats
Representative-R. NJ. Winegard-
ner and Robert A. Durbin.
Commissioner: Chester Reed, l.
II. Shilling, J. R. Best, T. ]. Nc
M
miter and Alonzo Hanson.
Treasurer-Howard Carroll.
Clerk of Courts-Mrs. Nellie
Potts, II. G. Lewis.
Recorder. N. Seaman.
Sheriff-Charles Haynes, Chester
Murray.
Surveyor--J. B. Shell, C. L. Swal-
low.
Probate Judge-Arthur Torbert.
Common Pleas Judge L. j.
Weber.
Republicans
Representative-L E. (Bobl |
Abel. Fred McInturf, Kenneth Beck
with, Riley Price, c. S. Strong.
Commissioner-H. F. Carter,
Fred Radcliff, M. O. Risberg, Harry |
C. Lowe.
Treasurer-A. M. Kincaid, Lio-
mel Roberts, c. V. Weeden.
Clerk of Courts-Besse Patter-
son. Katherine McKeown, w. E.
Medley.
Recorder. H. Lawrence, o. 7.
Masterson, L. M. Hollingsworth,
w M. Blackburn, Herman E. Mills,
Charles Cordray.
Sheriff.. B. Adrean, J. w. Par
sons, w. H. Quigley.
Prosecuting A t t orn y-C. A.
Young, Carlos Riecker.
Suryeyor-C. M. Bankes, Russell
Ashton, Fred Smith, F. B. Smith.
Harry C. Kennard.
Probate Judge-R. B. Pierpoint.
Gonagle, j. Q. Lyme.
Coroner-Carl C. Miller.
Republican Central Committee
In many of the precincts the Re-
publicans have contests. Those
marked with the star are said to
be of the Lyme faction:
West Bloom-L. F. Clifton.
East Bloom-H. j. Clifford y;
Carl C. Barkhurst.
Bristol-Lawson Hardesty, Mar
shall D. Wheeler x.
Deerfeld-F r. Newman.
Bishopville-Floyd Kasler x.
Mountville-E. l.. Beard \.
Manchester-C. w. Drummond x;
j. F. Elliott.
Meigsville-F. E. Foster X.
Marion-G. j. Hill X; Ed Henery.
Penn-Myers Vanfossen X
Morgan-M. d. Dugan 4.
Center-E. r. Haines, Dolph
Hook *.
Chesterhill-H. P. Michener x.
East York-Chester E. Fisher.
West York-Chloie Brown.
Stockport-M. G. Walker, Charles
C. Lyme x.
Union-W. E. Wright x; A. E.
Drake.
Malta North-Chester Smith,
Robert Naylor \.
Malta South-Frank Coulson,
Ethel Boal X.
Malta Township-W. B. Miller,
Paul J. Massey X.
Windsor-Harry Morris x.
McConnelsville A-C. e. Dougan
X; Howard C. Kennard.
McConnelsville B-John Arm
Everett Ethel x.
McConnelsville C-Earle Eveland,