Milford chronicle., 1944-07-14
REPUBLICANS IN KENT
COUNTY LACK CONTESTS
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es dupont Ridgely, Camden; re
! gister of Wills. William W. Simp
son, Harrington, present sheriff
coroner, John T. Benson, Dover
comptroller, Frank ?. Walker
Harrington, incumbent.
Levy Court Districts
Levy Court, Second District, JON
athan L. Willis, Milford. incum-
/ bent.
State Representatives
State representatives, First Dis
trict, James |. Davidson. Smyrna;
Second, former-State Police Corp
John H. Conrad, Dover; Third
Norman d. Short. Clayton; Fourth,
Howard F. Schweitzer. Hartly, in
cumbent; Fifth, Benjamin F. John
son. Dover. incumbent; Seventh. G,
Fred Feifer, Wyoming; Eighth,
Thomas f. Moore, Magnolia, in
cumbent; Ninth, William G. Humes
of Harrington; Tenth, George A.
Swain, Milford. incumbent.
State Senator'S, Second District,
Samuel Weigel, Jr., Kenton; Four
tn, Archie c. Ford. Harrington.
Frank Attix is the present Sena-
tor from the Second Senatorial
District and Charles l. Sipple from
the Fourth. Both are Democrats.
The holdover Senators from the
other three Senatorial Districts
are Republicans: William Deanne
Johnston. Dover. First; Harry R.
Jones. Rising Sun. Third, and
Robert H. Yerkes, Houston. Fifth.
At the same time delegates and
alternates to attend the State Con-
vention to be held in Dover on July
10 will be selected. The list fol-
lows:
First election district of the First
Representative District: Orlando Tinch
Richardson and Conrad Riley. alter
mates. Second: A Homer Smith and
DR.. Roy +. Corley. delegates: Har-
ley r. Bodley and Ralph FAIRIES. al
ternates.
First of the Second: James Holt and
Lem Remley. delegates: f. J. Boggs
and Alonzo Jones. alternates. Second:
State Senator W. Deanne Johnston and
Fred Willim. delegates: Clifton Hut
crimson and Charles Conner. alter
mates.
First of the Third: Fred f. Burke
and Mary c. Burke. delegates; Rob-
ert W. Horn and Ella Stewart. alter
mates. Second: William Jensen and
Howard Rash. delegates: James NJ.
Bishop. Sr., and Byran S. Creadick.
Fourth Representative District:
Webster Phillips. Robert A. Davis. G.
L. Harmon and Garfield A. Mosley.
delegates; Hilda r. Hubbard, Mary V.
DAILY. Paul Smith and Elmer Durham.
alternates.
w. J. Storey Is Delegate
First of the Fifth: William j. Storey. |
delegate; Mary w. Burton. alternate. |
Second: Benjamin F. Simmons and
James Miles. delegates: Vera G. Davis
and Sadie Crapper. alternates. Third: |
James Nichols. delegate; Keturah Car
ley. alternate.
First of the Sixth: Lyndon Caulk.
Keith Webb and r. Kersey Walters.
llternates. Second: Joseph B. Flem-
ng and William +. Townsend. dele
rates; William Thomas Ross and S.
Herman Dill. alternates.
First of the Seventh: Charles du-
oont Ridgely. delegate: r. Reedy Nos-
lell, alternate. Second: Ira Hine-
,augh and Edward Gibbs. delegates:
:. c. Barnard and Abe Gibbs, alter
lates. Third: j. Colby Harris. dele
rate: Louise NJ. Schmidt. alternate.
First of the Eighth: W. A. Harga-
line and l.. S. Creadick. delegates:
samuel G. Bradley and r. Edmund
alternates. Second: Clyde
l. Knots and Harry Grace. delegates:
oseph F. Cook and John f. Davidson.
lteTnates.
First of the Ninth: William w.
haw and Archie c. Ford. delegntes:
Toward c. Martin and Robert II.
)uillen, alternates. Second: Robert l..
,elson. Jr.. and Fred Walls. dele
ates: George ~ Wilson and William
:. West. alternates.
First of the Tenth: John r. Lever
ge, delegate: Clement II. Nutter, al
ornate. Second: Douglas Fry and
'erry A. Reese. delegates: Wright
Yard and Marshall Bell. alternates.
bird: Edwin A. Prettyman, delegate;
tate Senator Robert H. Yerkes. alter
ate. III