The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-16
Vast Army Needed
When Polls Open
To Electorate
Four. Precincts
Are Still Listed
AS Incomplete

A vast army of judges and clerks
will be needed in the forthcoming
election, Nov. 4, throughout Noble
county and the state of Ohio and
the selection here has been practi-
cally completed, according to J.
Kyle Walkenshaw, clerk for the To-
cal election board.
Judges and clerks are named to
their respective jobs by the central
committeeman of their precincts.
Brookfield, Seneca, Caldwell one
and Whigville precincts have yet to
complete their selections, according
to the records.
In each precinct throughout the
county when the polls open Nov. 4,
there will be one presiding judge,
three judges and two clerks. They
will remain on duty during the en-
tire day and make their report that
evening to the election board, as
soon as possible after the polls close.
Those named to serve in this ca
pacity are as follows:
Beaver-Harry StottS, presiding
judge; Paul Denius, Homer Shuman
and Richard Wehr, judges; Martha
Pierce and Helen Douglas, clerks.
Batesville-Stanley Osler, presid-
ing judge; Chauncey House, Howard
Giesey and Shirley McPeek, judges;
Marie Long and Mansel Flood,
clerks.
Buffalo-Raymond Wheeler, pre-
siding judge; Rena Buckley, May
wood Lafollette and Thomas Gale,
judges; Mrs. Blanche West and Roy
K. Davis, clerks.
Center East-Marcus Cant, pre-
siding judge; Oral Watson, Ray
Stottsberry and Ford Archer,
judges; Bonny Robinson and Mrs.
Nettie Clark, clerks.
Center WeSt-Homer Jerles, pre-
siding judge; Ora knight, Roy
Thomas and Lavona Merritt, judges;
Charles Bond and Lena Johnson,
clerks.
Sarahsville-Louise McWilliams,
presiding judge; Mary E. Cartledge,
Osa Secrest and Roy Mellon, judges;
Ruth Kirk and Almeda Stottsberry,
clerks.
Enoch-Walter Weisent, presid-
ing judge; F. A. Dillehay, Nathan
Wickham, Jr., and Joseph Ball,
judges; Edison Clark and Elmer
Schott, clerks.
Fulda-Joseph Holman, presid-
ing judge; Harold Schockling, Will
liam Hill and Walter Rohrig, judges;
George A. Blackston and Gilbert
Kress, clerks.
Elk-Robert UIlman, Sr., presid-
ing judge; Roy Young, S. c. Hob
man and Ralph Miller, judges;
Charles Johanning, Jr and Burdette
Ayers, clerks.
Judge; Clarence Parks, Walter Gil
dow and Nelson Williams, judges;
c. A. Crum and Ray Baker, clerks
Jackson-Loren L. Carrel, presid-
ing Judge; Don Stuart, o. w. Kap-
pie and Eddie McMannis, judges;
Winnie Ogle and Mildred Smith,
clerks.
Jefferson-William Brotton, pre-
siding judge; Harold Spence, Eph-
RAIN He'll and Edward Nau, judges;
Joe Singer and Charles Mitchell,
clerks.
Dexter City-Mrs. Harry Long,
presiding judge; Nestor Harden,
Bernice Webber and Vera Antill
judges; Goldie King and Mrs. Lewis
Long, clerks.
Marion-Delbert Shackle, presid-
ing judge; Ralph Bates, D. K. Whar-
ton and Pete Leach, judges; George
Moore and r. B. Smith, clerks.
Summerfield - Mrs. Marie Bir-
cher, presiding judge; Mrs. Florence
Smith, Alva G. Wharton and Mrs.
Opal Carpenter, judges; Harold Nc
Ginnis and Mrs. Beulah Day, clerks.
Noble-Edward Greathouse, pre-
siding judge; Urbane Hurst, Clyde
Still and Floda Archer, judges; Hell
en- Johnson and Mrs. w. c. Reed,
clerks.
Ava-Homer Perkins, presiding
Judge; Jewell Bryan, Jasper Fulton
and Anna Davis, judges; Bessie
Daw and Inez Perkins, clerks.
Belle Valley-Susie Zeleznik, pre-
siding judge; Cora Farmhouse, Full
ton Brown and Elizabeth Ullman,
judges; Eta Jane Colley and Mary
Paxton, clerks.
Maple Heights-James Smalley,
presiding judge; Susie Minyo, Mrs.
Thelma Steen and Hills Keeton,
judges; Mrs. Edna KoonS and Flor
ence Bridgeman, clerks.
Dudley-Madge Keyser, presid-
ing judge; Mrs. Glen King, Frank
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