Evening star., 1941-06-11
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Elections Held in
Eiqht Communities in
Northern Virginia

Incumbent candidates for re-elec-
ton to municipal Offices, although
receiving strong opposition in some
quarters, emerged victorious yester-
day in eight Northern Virginia COM
munity elections.
Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince Will
liam County voters returned Mayors,
town councilmen and other munich
pal officers to their seats in Falls
Church, Herndon, Purcellville, Lees
burg, Middleburg, Round Hill. Ham,
ilton and Manassas
The Citizens Non-P Partisan Com
mittee candidates scored their
fourth successive victory in Falls
Church as Charles Kellogg, Charles
Pendleton and Lawrence Laing were
reelected for their second two-year
terms on the Town Council.
Mr.. Kellogg, who was unopposed,
received 201 votes, but Mr.. Pendle-
ton and Mr.. Laing both met strong
opposition. In the second ward con-
test, Mr.. Pendleton defeated j. H
Mari, l33 to 100, and Mr.. Laing de-
feated James E. Anderson, 1873 to
102, for the third ward seat.
A total of 242 ballots was cast in
the election.
Herndon Mayor Reelected.
In Herndon Mayor Russell A Lynn
and Treasurer M. Waite wilkins
were reelected as one of the lightest
votes in years was cast. Mr. Lynn,
with 102 votes, easily defeated his
last-minute opponent, Edgar E. Gill
lette, an election judge.
Elected to the Town Council were
Daniel DetWiler. Granville S. White,
Dr.. William Myer, Raymond N.
Wrenn and William S. Blanchard,
incumbents, and Ralph o. Ennis,
chairman of the Herndon Business
and Civic League Mr.. Ennis re-
places DR.. R. L. Kronfeld who did
not qualify. Leonard L. Burger and
Walter A. Farr contested the seat,
Mr., Burger losing by only two votes.
Election officials reported only lis
ballots were cast.
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mayoralty of Purcellville, the incum-
bent A. N. Adams. with "a votes. de-
feated F. T. Hauser, who gained 66
votes and T. j. Hatcher.
Mayors of other towns in Loudoun
County were unopposed Lucas D.
Phillips was reelected Mayor of
Leesburg for the third time with
1852 votes. Courtland H. Smith was
elected Mayor of Middleburg with
80 votes. R. r. Larrick of Round
Hill and Richmond Ely of Hamil-
ton were unopposed.
In Purcellvilles A, T. Anderson
was elected to the Town Council.
J. Derry Tribby, Aubrey Hall, L.
K. Mcdaniel. D. w. Grubb and ].
L. Lodge, incumbents, were re-
elected. Wilbur Frye was unop-
posed for reelection as recorder.
Fiske Defeats Lytle.
G. w. Fiske defeated c. R. Lytle
for vacancy on the Leesburg Town
Council. Incumbents j. L. Oliver.
Roy M. Filippo, Joseph H. Turley,
John T. Houribane and L. C. Rollins
were reelected
Middleburg voters added two new
members to the Town Council. w. K.
Risdon and Paul Adams. Council
men reelected were J. C. Bell, H. A.
Splitter, w. J. Luck. L. L. Lawrence,
M. S. Reed and L. F. Chappelle
Only 80 votes were cast in Middle
burg, while Leesburg voters cast 1879
ballots.
Louis T. Titus was unopposed for
recorder at Leesburg.
Members of Round Hill and
Hamilton Councils were reelected.
In Round Hill, the councilmen are
H. H. Cooley, E. L. Donohoe, Charles
j. Ford, S. A. Hersperger and Dr.
w H. Turner. Reelected Hamilton
officials are NJ L. Herndon C. Y
Hall, DR.. w. B. Frazer, Albert Lay
cock, Harry Trussell and Henry
Mock.
Returns from most incorporated
towns in Prince William County
were not available Two hundred
and siXty-flve ballots were cast in
Manassas in the contest for two
council seats. w. E. TrusSler with
AS votes, and Arthur Vetter with
1876, won over j. H. Burke, Fred Hyn-
son and Eugene Mooney. Mr.. Truss
Ter is member of the present coun-
eil