Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-28

candidates have filed petitions
for their names to appear on
the November ballot in Geau-
ga, according to Elsie B. De
Croft, assistant clerk of the
Geauga county election board
Also filed thus far are four
tax levies. These are all school
district levies. No bond issues
have been filed.
There are Is townships and
five incorporated villages in the
county which will elect their
officers this fall. If Ridgewood
village, in Chester township in
corporates at the special cleo
tions next Tuesday, August 2,
it will make Geauga's sixth vii
lage.
In all townships except Balm
bridge, one township trustee,
one township clerk, a consta-
BILE are to be elected. Also ex-
piring are many township JUS
tice of the peace terms. In
cambridge, two township trus-
tees are to be elected.
In village elections, mayors
of al five villages are to be
lected. There are other terms
which will be expiring also.
On some of the boards of ed
ucation in the county, two new
members will be elected, and
on others, three new members
will need to be chosen.
IN AQUILLA village, four
persons have filed for office
Otis Crughton and Ernest Ben
der have filed petitions and are
to appear on the ballot as can
didates for councilman.
Richard w. Wolfe has filed
for the office of mayor. The
term of present Mayor Ray r.
Jones expires December 81 of
this year.
Bernice Weeks has filed for
treasurer of the village.
AUBURN township o fl C es
which expire, in addition to the
constable, are: Eleanor Dayton
justice of the peace; Elmer
Franks, township trustee, and
A. e. Button, clerk.
Those who have filed for the
office of constable are J. B.
Larue, George Lupca, Carl w.
Behnke and Paul J. Bencso.
Filing for reelection are Ar
thur E. Button, township clerk
and Elmer C. Franks, township
trustee. Those who have filed
for the office of justice of the
peace are Charles Leiz and Ro-
bert L. Baker.
Two persons have filed for
election to the Kenston Board
of Education, Paul Saiter and
Virginia A. Fenner.
CAMBRIDGE township h a S
had no candidates filing for Of
flee, although the terms of Cllel
Taylor and Carl Wanamaker
township trustees, Lloyd H.
A d m S, township clerk, and
Charles H. Giles, justice of the
peace, are expiring. Taylor was
appointed to fill out the unex.
pired term of William Burns,
who was appointed county COM
missioner.
Bainbridge is in the Kenston
hool district and electors
there will vote on Paul Saiter
and Virginia A. Fenner o r
members of the school board
IN BURTON township, t h e
terms of Roy Coats, township
trustee, Linda Hess, township
clerk, and r. Bruce Scott, JUS
tice of the peace, are expiring
There have been no petitions
fild for these officS, although
ptitions have been circulated
at a non partisan caucus
held recently.
Those nominated at the eau
Gus, but not yet filing petitions
are: Lawrence Burt and Rich.
ard Shanower, constable; Bruce
Scott for reelection as justice
of the peace; Linda Hess and
Kenneth Ernst for the office of
township clerk, and William
Brennick, Roy Coats and Rus
sell Artwell, township trustees
IN BURTON village, as in
Burton township, no candidates
have filed petitions for office,
but many were nominated at
a recent caucus.
Mayor Robert Greif was nom
mated Tor re-electlOn, IN addl-
ton to Al Rutkowski; board OF
public affairs, Karl Golf, Page
Russell, Henry Gill, John Ding.
man and Carl Harms; council
Jack Bollinger, William Clark
George Green, Ken Mcintosh,
onald Stewart, Luciel e
Harms and John Dennis.
Village clerk, Betty Mcintosh
village treasurer, Kathleen Rus.
sell; board of education, Al Ro.
wland, Ward Lawrence, Ro y
Estes and Rodger Downes.
The Burton local school dis,
trict has filed a tax levy, for
current operating expense, tC
appear on the November ballot
The levy is for 1.9 mills re-
newal and i mill increase
which equals two mills for five
years.
CHARDON township has two
offices expiring, in addition tt
| the cor sta hle Persons must hf