Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-11
ConIon And
Daily Named
For Auditor
Coberly Bardon And
Cameron Selected For.
Council-Af-Larqe

local voters Tuesday nominated
Lottie l. Daily and Evelyn Con-
Ion as the candidates for city
auditor, an office new to London
since il became a municipality.
Mrs. Daily defeated John H. Folan
for the Republican nomination
and Mrs. Conlon bested Troy
Dials and Roy Wright for the
Democratic nomination.
Winners in the Democratic con-
test for councilman-at-large were
John K. Coberly, (Incumbent)
Don Bardon and Charles a. Cam
eron. They received the largest
total vote each in a field of five
candidates.
The three candidates for this
office on the COP ticket were
unopposed. They are Robert M.
Creath, William J. Robson and
James V. Shaw.
The nomination of Wallace
v. Nichols to the office of solicitor
on the Republican ticket amounts
to election, since his only oppon-
ent Forrest L. Sidener, Jr., Mad
ison County Prosecuting Attorney,
withdrew his candidacy at an
early date preceding the primary
Mayor E. P. Speasmaker will
be opposed by Maurice Beathard
, the Democratic nominee for may
or in the fall election.
Seeking election as President
of council will be Harold II.
Sparkling and Paul E. Hackett;
for Treasurer, j. E Byers and
Vaughn B. Decker; First ward
councilman, Graham Megaw and
Ralph L. Whiteside: Second Ward
councilman, David r. Laird and
John W. Stroupe; Third Ward
Councilman, B. v. Chesbrough
and Merrill Emmons; Fourth
Ward councilman, Doris Holloway
!, and Russell S. McShane.
/, Tuesdays light vote, was less
t than 25 per cent of London's nor
/ NAL vote, according to the Board
: of Elections. In the last election
: the London vote was 220O plus.
: Trustees Candidacy
| Not Required
Petitions OF candidacy filed by
members of the Board of Trustees
of Public Affairs were stricken
out by the Board of Elections and
5 the trustees relieved of running
!, in the primary election when the
! Attorney Generals office recently
: advised that candidacy of the
a trustees was unnecessary. Ali
members of the board were or
= iginally appointed under the vii
lage form of government and their
terms continue until end of the
year.
After expiration of the terms,
city council will determine what
;, form of jurisdiction will be re-
= sponsible for municipal utilities,
= according to an Election Board
= spokesman. Municipalities may
: have either a City Service Di-
! rector or a board
! The total vote on the Republican
:, ticket Tuesday was 328 and on
: the Democratic 209. The vote Civ
en- the respective candidates fol
lows.
Republicans
! MAYOR - F. P. Speasmaker,
| PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL -
= Harold III. Sparling 294.
AUDITOR = Lottie L. Daily
216; John H. Folan So
TREASURER. z. Byers 800.
; SOLICITOR Wallace v.
7 Nichols ITS; Forrest E. Sidener
). Jr., 127
" COUNCILMAN N-AT-LARGE -
Robert M, Creath 278, William J.
:, Robson 276, James v. Shaw 288
Ie FIRST WARD - Graham Me.
d gaw 70.
n SECOND WARD - David r,
Laird 66.
e THIRD WARD = B. V. Ches-
n brough 80
,r FOURTH WARD - Doris Hol.
loway 58
y TOTAL VOTE - 32S.
4. Democrats
MAYOR Maurice Beathard
!. 1S3.
: : PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL =
) Paul K. Hackett 1T
o AUDITOR - Evelyn Conlon
IL, Troy Dials IS. Roy Wright
s..
q TREASURER = Vaughn r.
e Decker lat.
: SOLICITOR = mo candidatel ]
. COUNCTLMAN-AT-LARGE -
Don Bardon i04, Charles A. Cam.
j. eron 139. John X. Coberly 10a
o Charles Fl. Golden As. Sherman
i WI Rightseii ~.
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