The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-04
Triple A Farm
Uni! Will Hold
Annual Election
For Members To
Serve On Local
Twp. Committee

community committeeman to
serve in administering the AAA
program in their vicinities, will
get underway, Monday, Nov. 8,
and close on Friday, Nov. 19.
This announcement came today
from the local AAA office.
Chairman w. H. Archer said that
ballots have been prepared and
were being mailed out to all ell
igible voters in the various town.
ships.
The candidates whose names
appear on these ballots were Sc
lected at a series of nominating
meetings held in the fifteen
townships during the past two
weeks.
Names of the candidates listed
in their respective townships are
as follows: Beaver: Harry E.
Stotts, Paul L. Denius, Richard
Starr, Charles S. Gibson, Ancel
Pfeffer, Fred Deal, L. R. Basford
and Earl Moore.
Brookfield: John L. Hedge,
Edwin A. Stoneking, John E.
Mllhone, James E. Willis, Doyle
Teters, Alex M. Phillips, James
Phipps and Charles w. Stone
king.
Buffalo: Thomas N. Gale, Mil
ey N. Larrick, Earl B. Drake,
Virgil CHM, Wilbur K. Wheeler,
Irwin r. Davis, Bion w. Larrick,
Cecil Davis and Paul Wheeler.
Center: John H. Carter, Roy
A. Wentworth, Ray Stottsberry,
Robert Merry, Warden Everly,
Joseph c. GryWalski, Hardin
Everly, Oral Watson, Ernest
Reed and Branson Van Fleet.
Elk: Gilbert J. Becker, Charles
B. Johanning, Ray L. Baker, Ell
lis B. Ayers, Boyd H. Vance,
Luther D. Schramm, Ernest D..
Rohrer, Carlos M. Miller, Ernest
E. Burkhart and Paul L. Schafer.
Enoch: Terrence F. Holman,
James Michel, Harold Schock-
ling, Bernard L. Schafer, Joseph
S. Holman, Paul L. Blackstone,
James Schott, Carl Ritterbeck,
Roman Crock and Gilbert Kress.
Jackson: Millard c. Mincks,
Walter 0. Smith, Dale Lothes,
Jonas E. Stack, Erwin M. New
ton, Murvel Jordan, Cecil Brown,
Elmer Groves, Hosmer H. Farson
and Ted Ackley.
Jefferson: Chester L. Feldner.
George L. Clark, Roy H. Mason,
Ephraim F. He'll, Franklin P.
Williams, Paul Crock, Ed ]. Rit-
terbeck, Earl A. Hayes and John
Lori.
Marion: William T. Warner,
Albert l.. Saft, Wilmer F. Wat
son, Brady Archer, Jesse E.
Clark, George w. Warner, Har-
old E. King, Kermit M. Archer,
Chester A. Thomas and Andrew
E. Bates.
Noble: Harry B. Kohut, Rich
ard H. Wells, Frank F. Boley.
Steve Yakupcak, Andy Fairfax,
Carl J. Lorey, John F. Archer,
Joe Tomcho, Clyde F. Archer
and Wilbert D. Matheney.
Olive: William w. Grimes.
Harold L. Reed, John M. Pryor,
Frank McAuley, John A. Clark,
Herman c. Yeagle, Ernest L.
Wells, Elmer Miller, Mvron r.
Pickenpaugh and John Iams.
Seneca: John c. Miley, Will
liam H. Rich, Okey Hague, John
Watson, Marcus E. Leasure, Fred
Bates, Arthur H. Rich and Tho
burn Britton.
Sharon: Kenyon Boyd, Charles
F. Ramsey, John w. Kuntz,
George E. Lawrence, Charles
Wilson, Jr., Don. E. Wiley, Os-
burn Hooper, Paul V. Brownrigg
and Clifford w. Parrish.
Stock: Edwin l.. Crum, Walter
+. Crum, Norbert S. Crum, Will
bert G. Kinnen, Gilbert B. Kin
nen, Archie r. Curtis, Robert J.
Schell, Rupert T. Sorg, Herman
L. Gressel and Earl E. Archer.
Wayne: Carl A. Dollison,
Wayne A. Day, Fred B. Long, Ell
lis Long, Gladys Thompson.
Eugene B. Ward, Wilbur Lash
ley, John K. Brill, Donald Long
and George Stoneburner.
According to the rules govern
ing the election only five cand-
ldates will be elected from each
township.
Ballots may be mailed to the
AAA office or the voter can turn