The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08

extra money for county opera
ton at Tuesdays election but
approved an extra levy for
child welfare.
Chardon voted against extra
money for village operation but
approved renewal of the school
levy. Donald Muchmore beat
DR.. ]. w. Moats in the race
for mayor by 374 to 329 and
Jennie Davidson beat Anna
Clause for the job of village
clerk by 367 to 329.
West Geauga by a close vote
of 525 to AIS approved a half
million dollar bond issue for
school improvement.
Claridon approved a school
bond issue by 1914 to Al.
Auburn approved a renewed
of a school levy but voted
down a proposition for more
funds. South Russell approved
a bond issue to resurface Bell
street. Bainbridge and Burton
voted approval of renewing
school levies.
School levies were also ap-
proved in Hambden, Huntsburg,
Munson, Newbury, Thompson,
and Troy.
County School Board
B. j. Shanower topped the
candidates for county school
board with 1903 votes. Perry
Smith won a place with 2614
votes. Felicia Jones lost out
with 1886 votes.
Local Returns
Returns by villages and town
ships were as follows:
AUBURN-For township trus-
tee, Fred Dietz, 108; Elmer
Franks, 113. For clerk, A. E
Button, 1876. For constable,
Charles Glowik, 149; J. B. La
Rue, 1873. For Justice of the
Peace, Eleanor E. Dayton, 105
BAINBRIDGE - For township
trustee, Clell Taylor, 572. For
clerk, Lloyd Adams, 563. Fol
constable, Willard Franks, 495
Howard S. Taylor, 513; Ernes
Wilson, 172. For Justice O
the Peace, Charles H. Giles
sos; Earl ]. Miner, 496.
BURTON TOWNSHIP - Fo
township trustee, Armand Hor
! wath, 1O4; Roy Coats, &c. Fo
township clerk, Linda Hess
1873; K. I. Ernst, 88. For con
stable, Lawrence Burt, 23z
Arthur ]. Narrow, IS; Edwar
Taylor, 2O6. For Justice of tn
Peace, Bruce Scott, 294.
BURTON VILLAGE Fo
mayor, Robert Greif, 144. Fo
village clerk, Betty McIntosf
237. For village treasurer, Katt
leen Russell, 236. For villeg
councilmen, Jack Bollinger, 2lt
William Clark, 215; Robel
Ford, 161; George Green, 2O(
Fred Knisely, 1919; Kenneth Mo
Intosh, 176; Howard McNisf
2O6. For board of trustee
of public affairs, Clyde Blail
IS; Kenneth Blair, 40; Joh
Dingman, 1O1; Henry Gil
191; Karl Golf, 1877; Pag
Russell, 149.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP - FC
s township trustee, Raymond O:
born, 719. For township clerl
g Anna Clause, 537; Jennie Da'
= idson, 46. For constable, W.
Wilder, 3; John Kulp, 2. Fc
v Justice of the Peace, E. I
f Parks, 495; Ray K. Thrashe
d $40.
e CHARDON VILLAGE - Fc
: mayor, J. w. Moats, 329; Dor
aid Muchmore, 374. For villag
e clerk, Anna Clause, 329; Jenn
: Davidson, 367. For villae
treasurer, Esther Johnson, Sc
= For councilmen, Anderson A
lyn, 528; Lloyd o. Carlson, 60
Howard Oplinger, 47O; Wa
. Parsons, sos; Paul P. Pop
y 487; R. M. Prince, $50; Will
y man J. Thrasher, SGT. FL
II board of trustees of public a
fairs, 1.-TWO precincts) Ralph
Barr, 223; Wesley P. Blac
296; Max Greenler, 334; He
man Dreyer, 396.
CHESTER TOWNSHIP - F.
township trustee, Lyle Battle
1922; Charles Christy, 207. FC
township clerk, Raymond Ricl
mond, 800; Russell G. Braun
1853. For constable, Raymon
Beech, 347; Thomas Laughlil
247; Neal Pendleton, 27"
James Sipan, 145. For Justic
of the Peace, Clay Eddy, 20.
Merle Hadlock, 294; Willar
Steinfurth, 286.
CLARIDON TOWNSHIP - Fc
township trustee, Jason jaime
son, 205; Don Pinzone, sc. Fo
township clerk, June Kellogg
q 104; Gertrude Lyon, 81; Bell
Wilmot, 1873. For constable
Wade Corson, IA; Ray Kellogg
13.
HAMBDEN TowNUsHIP-Fc
township trustee, Lloyd Carve
LOG; Gail D. Adams, Sr., 81
For township clerk, Norr;
Rhodes, 100. For constable
George Steffancin, 1O3; Fredri