Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
Filing Deadline
For Candidates
Here February 6

HGiC aVUiuoI I "
Twcnty-onc candidates for Mad
ison county offices at the May 8
primary had tossed their hats in
to the political ring by the time
the clock licked off the filing
deadline Wednesday February 6.
Twenty-three others filed for
the County Republican Central
Committee and 2S for the County
Democatic Central Committee.
Contests for Republican nomin-
ations will be staged by Harold
Bidwell and Robert L. Stewart,
London city fireman for the office
of sheriff of Madison County
DR.. William T. Bacon will OPP
pose w. E. Lukens for coroner
and four candidates will scramble
for the two COP nominations for
county commissioner.
On the Democratic side three
candidates will race for the two
nominations for commissioner.
Two commissioners are to be
elected in November to fill the
expiring terms of the incumbentS
George Taylor and Glenn Daugh.
erty, both of whom are candi'
dates. Four candidates, two from
each party, are to be nominated
for commissioners at the May
primary.
The Republicans of the county
failed tc produce candidate for
probate judge and the Democrats
passed up offering candidates for
sheriff, recorder, prosecuting at
torney and county engineer.
Petitions Of the county candi'
dates seeking nominations May G
were filing with the Madison
County Board Of Elections as fol-
lows:
REPUBLICAN
SHERIFF
Harold .BidweIl
Robert |. Stewart
CLERK OF COURTS
Floyd 3. Hillman, Jr.
RECORDER
Norman Jones
COMMISSIONER
Rodney PIymeII
Lee kilgore
George Taylor
Graham Megaw
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Forrest E. Sidner, Jr.
COUNTY ENGINEER
Hclge EkedahI
CORONER
William T. Bacon
w. E. Lukens
TREASURER
TroxelI Laybourne
REPRESENTATIVE TO
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Elton kiIe
DEMOCRAT
CLERK OF COURTS
James LittIer
TREASURER
Roger Counts
PROBATE JUDGE
Maurice Beathard
COMMISSIONER
J. Bryan Wilson
Glenn 0aueherty
Paul M. Jones
REPRESENTATIVE TO
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Joseph A. Sullivan
CENTRAL COMMITTEES
REPUBLICAN,: Horace II.
Hume, Union; Howard Sark, Fair
field North; II. c. Hill, Mt. Stcr-
ling East; Kenneth Dorm, Range
West; T. p. Speasmakcr, 3B;
Ira Hunter, Pleasant East; Frank
Peters, ? West jefferson; Wer-
ner Botkin, Plain City West;
George Ropp. Paint West;
Stanley Marsh, South Solon;
Charles Crabbc, "a; Charles P.
Hay, l Vest Jefferson; VIM. f.
Murray Pleasant West; Robert z.
Wright, Mt. Sterling, West: James
Elwyn Byers, 2B; John Taylor.
Monroe; Robert c. Rea, 4B; Rob-
crt J. Feddcrn, 3'West jefferson;
Lowell Snyder, Dccrcreck; Carl
+. T h ON a S, West Jefferson.
South; r. Millard Binnes. Paint
East; Stewart Anderson, Ia; Roy
Lombard Darby
DEMOCRAT: Hannah Conner.
4A Marlin d Gordin, South
Scion; Oscar Lawless. Fairfield
North; Paul Madden, Oak Run;
William Gallagher, 2B: Merrill
Emmons, 3A; Frank Siu7onS.
Fairfield South; Alfred Burrell.
West Jefferson, South: All
Langen, Ia; Donald II. Rca dB:
Francis Z. Sullivan, Monroe.
Forrest S. Rihl. Midway; Harry
w. Junk, Mt. Sterling West; p. c.
Gaynard, 1B; Moses L. Adams.
Deercreek; Irl Smith, Range:
Henry Beathard, "a; Howard
Beathard. Summerford; Jim Suli.
van, Range East, Albert Hocken-
berry, West Jefferson, North.
Frank Zeeck. Mt Sterling East.
James Miller, Darby. Arthur p.
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