Milford chronicle., 1948-08-20
Kent Democrats
Face Two Contests
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MI. stevenson also announced
there were no candidates filed for
the following Offices: Register of
wills, comptroller, prothOnOtary,
Levy Court Commissioner for the
Third Levy Court District and
representatives in the Second, Fifth,
Seventh and Tenth Representative
Districts.
The candidates who filed for the
nomination for county and district
offices are as follows: For sheriff,
Robert A. Salisbury, Harrington,
who held the office some years ago;
coroner, Charles Finkbiner, Farm
ingtOn; Levy Court commissioner.
First Levy Court District, Walter
Hansbury, Leipsic
State Senators, for Second Sena-
tCrial District, Dudley CrOssley,
Clayton, who served as representa-
tive in the last session of the Legis-
lature. Fourth Senatorial District,
William o. Cubbage. Willow Grove,
"a former representative
Representative in the General
Assembly, First District, George
Blendt, Third District, Allen Cook
and David w. Hughes. Fourth Dis
trict, Donald Carey Sixth District,
Paul Hughes. Eighth District, Viii
liam Paskey. Ninth District, Jehu
F. Camper.
Delegates and alternates from
each of the Representative Dis
tricts, who will be elected without
opposition, to attend the DemOcra-
tic state convention follow:
Convention Delegates
First District. Delegates: Lloyd
James, Sr., Joseph McClements, Ell
mer Pratt, D. Vernon Ford, William
POOre and Harry ManlOve. Alter
mates, Mrs. Sylvia Harris, Mrs. Har-
Ty MCKnett, Mrs. Katherine Short,
Jane X. Ennis, Ruth Virdin, and
William B. Markland.
Second District. Delegates: Will
bert Rawley, Henry Carey, William
Short, Walter B. Harrington, Viii
liam Markland, Jr., and J. Gordon
Smith AlteTnates: Howard Raugh-
ley, Abraham Vaughn, Leroy Ever
EFT, G. Leslie GOOden, Hazel Para
dee, and Harry Johnson.
Third District Delegates: Carroll
B. Brown, William S. COllisen, Will
liam Lambert Gooden, Roy Everett,
Alma Faulkner and H. Clifford
Clark. Alternates: c. A. Neugebar,
William James, John T. LOder,
Fred McGinnis, Loretta Clark and
Bell Everett.
Fourth District. Delegates: Leon
ard A. COvell, Ralph Thompson,
William NJ. Willis, Maurice Darling,
Fred NJ. Williams and Donald Car
ey. Alternates: Henry Morris, Mar
tin, Nelson Massey, ElwOOd Long,
Andrew FOltz, and Charles A.
Moore.
Fifth District Delegates: H. E.
Lynch, Jr., Willard d. BOyCe, A. B.
Clements, Max Terry, Edward Pit
cairn Fairess and Rawlings Camp
er. Alternates: e. Y. Williams, ROl-
and Stewart, w Charles Boyer, Ce-
cial A. Moore, A. F. Snyder and L.
C. COvingtOn.
Sixth District. Delegates: Milton
Frazier, Harry VESSEL, Marion
Frazier, William A. Robinson, Jean
Vanderwein and ElWOOd Gruwell.
Alternates: Harry Clark, Charles
Tweedy, Hampton Kenmp, Fletcher
Price. Elmer Belts and Pullman
Harrington.
Seventh District Delegates:
Richard D. Foraker, Troy Ashcroft,
Hvland Burchanal, F. B. Webb,
Frank Matthews and George Turn
er AIternates: Madeline DickersOn,
Byron C. Dunn, Elmer COhee, En-
nest B. Raughley, Dorothy Marker
and Audrey Sipple.
Eighth District. Delegates: Rob
ert A. Smith, Cooper Gruwell, Err
nest Killen, Peter S. Collins, P. Sell
don Raughley and w. Marion Stew
ensOn. Alternates: Edgar Smith,
Grover c. Dill, Harold Schabinger,
Homwe Wright, James COnley and
Luther Robbins.
Ninth District Delegates: Earl
Sylvester. John F. Camper, Virginia
Holloway, Harry Legates, William
CroII and Thomas Hanson Alter
mates: Russell Brown, Charles
Finkbiner and Elver Ryan.
Tenth District. Deleoates: Vir-
pinia Sockrider. James H. Latchum,
Thomas c. Robbins and Leroy Sapp.
AIternates: Kendall Jester, Everett
Robbins. Pearl Stevenson and Mar
IeuerPte Robbins.