The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-11
County Farmers

second highest votes Will be vice
chairman of the committee and
an alternate to the county con-
vention. Third highest person
will be third member and fourth
highest will be first alternate and
fifth highest will be second
alternate.
Following are the list of
nominees for members of the
county committees:
Beaver: Richard Flood, Jack
L. Bates, Harry E. Stotts, Calvin
Smith, John Wehr, Robert d.
Warner, Sylvester r. House, Paul
L. Denius, Earl Moore, and
Richard Gallagher
BrookfieId: John l., Hedge
James w. Gee, Charles w Stone
king, John E. Millhone, Charles
Nichols, r. Dale Hedge, Israel A.
Pitts, w. Audley McElroy, John
Lisak, and Elvin E. Ziler.
Buffalo: Carr Davis, Charles II.
Snode, Argyll C. Vorhies, Robert
B. Cooper, Joseph S. Shriver,
Roy K. Davis, James A, Hively,
Roy CHM, Dewey A. Groves, and
Raymond K. Wheeler.
Center: Athel T. Moore, David
R. Merry, Ray Stottsberry, Wal
ter E. Davis, Harry L, Merritt,
Roy K. VanDyne, Earl Baes, Oral
V. Watson, Roy A. Wentworth,
and Norval Carter.
Elk: Ray l.. Baker, Howard
Morrison, Erval Stevens, Gilbert
J.. Becker, Charles B. Johanning,
Charles VanFossen, Walter G..
Gildow, Floyd H. Miller, May
wood Love, and E. Burdette
Ayers.
EnOch: Harold F. Schockling,
Paul Holman, Claude Fox, Ed
Clark, Walter A. Weisent, Linus
Crock, Raphael w. Gerst, Charles
Archer, Albert j. Kraft, and
Sylvester r. Burkhart
Jackson: Jonas E. Stack,
Hubert A. Linger, James w.
Tidd, Blaine S. Way, Gerald Car
rel, Howard L. Smith, Maurice
Krapps, Elmer V. Groves, Lofts
Hughes, and Hosmer H. Farson.
Jefferson: Felix E. Arnold,
Beda r. Arnold. Francis A.
Thompson, Joe H. Singer, Harry
Thompson, Charles A. Hayes,
Hilary Sailing, George L. Clark,
Paul L. Archer, and Edwin
Peppel.
Marion: Ford Archer, Vernon
E. Moore, Jesse E. Clark, Char
lie B. Shackle, Lewis Kirkbride,
Harry NJ. Sorg, Otto B. Carpen-
ter, Harold King, Charles
Snyder, Jr., and Paul J. Bieden-
bach.
Noble: F. Marshall DeVolld,
j. Virgil Moore, Noah Khune,
Albert F. Hupp, William J. Dan
ford, Clifford Buckley, David O.
Beckett, Irvil Boney, Norman F.
Still, and Carl j. Lorey.
Olive: Frank McAuley, Fulton
c. Hughes, Lawrence E. Brown,
Earl A. Jennings, w. Jasper Til
ton, John NJ. Pryor, Maurice w.
Webber, Clyde Davis, William F.
Still, and Ernest L. Wells.
Seneca: Wyatt S. Bates, Myron
L. Law, Francis F. Warner, Glen
Okey Hague, William H. Rich,
Ray U. Wentworth, Bernard D,
West, Jack R. Miley, Ray c,
Archer, and John R. Watson.
Sharon: Clayton B. Burrier,
Kenyon j. Boyd, John w. Kuntz,
Donald c.. Pickenpaugh, Dayle
Caldwell, D. Dwight Ogle, Rol-
land P. Elliott, George E. Law
renee, Edgel Shields, and Will
bur ID. Brown.
Stock: Herzle A. Garrett,
Everett Mallett, Francis Dim
merling, Reed Thompson, Harley
Luke, Clarence Dimmerling,
Edward Sorg, Glen Mallet, Bern
ard w Archer, and Paul E.
Archer.
Wayne: Wayne A. Day, Don
M. Long, William S. Binion,
Arthur c. Steele, H. Blaine Will
son, Gladys L. Thompson, Ellis
Long, Ivan Groves, Ralph M.
Denius, and Carl A. Dollison.
The local office manager,
Albert o. Way, announced that
any farmer who is eligible to
vote and has not received a bal
lot by mail may contact the
AS.C. office. All farmers are
eligible to vote if there is being
carried out of his farm one or
more Of the current agricultural
conservation program practices
or if he is eligible for a co-opera-
tor loan or other price supports.
The ballots must be postmark-
ed not later than midnight, Mon
day, Aug. %, or be brought in
to the county office by Monday.
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