Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28


Democratic nod. They are
Robert R. Wantz, 65 Dorothy
Dr., Chesterland, and Frank
Lavrich, RID 2, Chardon.
Mr.. WantZ, 27, is a senior
at Marshall Law School, Gle
veland, will receive his law
degree this year. He is as
SiStant general manager Of
the Wantz Construction Co.,
Chester, member of Ameri
can Legion, married, and has
three children.
Frank G. Lavrich, ThWing
Rd., Chardon, is an attor-
ney, graduate Of John Carroll
University and Marshall Law
School, majored in languag-
es, sociology and history, is
member Of Norman RusSic
law fin. Cleveland and CheS-
terland.
Treasurer
Bertha Finnerty, %, Hill =
view Dr., Newbury, and Ed
ward j. McGeough, RID 2,
Chardon, are Republican ca
ndidateS.
Mrs. Finnerty, born in Gle
veland, was graduated from
Spencerian Business School
and is in many county civic
organizations; member Of st,
Helen Church, past personal
secretary to Judge Lewis Dr.
uckey, Cleveland; married
five children, and her hus-
band is a Cleveland fireman.
Edward J. McGeough, of
Munson, certified account
ant, broad back ground in
accounting and tax field, II
years with Price, Waterfront
Sc and Co.; 18 years with
Thompson Ramo Woodbridge
Inc, as assistant to corpor-
ate controller. He is active
in many civic organizations.
Democrat Mary Franks is
seeking her party nomination
for treasurer.
Commissioner
Seeking the Republican no.
mination are William A. Bur-
rs, incumbent and Vain L.
Parsons, 1874 Moffet Ave,
former Chardon mayor and
head of Finch Dry Cleaning.
There are four Democratic
candidates Thomas W.
Murray, South ST., Chardon;
Philip w. Adams, East Clari-
don; Jacques F. Loeb, Char
don; Floyd N. Strong, Char
don.
Mr.. Murray, 42 years a re-
Sident of Geauga is present
deputy sheriff and served m-
der three former sheriffs. He
is married and has three
children.
Mr.. Adams, Hiram College
graduate with BA degree, is,
an insurance man. He SER
we'd in US. Navy, is married
and has a son.
, Floyd N. Strong, married,
is a graduate of radio scho-
: oil.
Jacques Loebs, in construc~
ton work, former UAW-CIO
International representative,
worked on North South
Freeway, served in Navy
| designed large jacques Mo
bile Homes Park in Claridon,
! which he manages and is ac-
tive in many organizations.
Prosecutor
David Eardley, who has a
law practice in Chardon, is
running for the Democratic
nomination for prosecutor.
Sheriff
Sheriff Louis RobuSky Sc
ekS to be nominated by the
Democratic party opposition
is R. c. Ford of NeWbury,
former deputy sheriff under
Robusky.
Four seeking the nomin4-
ton Republican nomination
are Alton L. Brockway, for
mer deputy sheriff, Auburn;
Thomas Marthe, 35 Berkshir-
Dr., Aquilla Village; Wilbur
Sheneman, RID 2 Thompson;
Charles Wilkins, Ensign Rd. !,
Burton.
Marthe served as marshal
: of Aquilla Village. Shenenlan
we'd as railway policeman. is
a Mason, and has been active
in many organizations.
: Charles r. Wilkins, Clari =
don Twp. trustee, active in
: many civic organizations.
Engineer
Incumbent Frank C.. POM
eroy Of Chardon, is seeking
the Republican nomination
> for County Engineer.
Pete Shaluta is running
for the Democratic party no.
: mination.
: Clerk of Courts
= Republican Donald E. Phil
lips, the present clerk of
: courts is again running for
= his party'S nomination.
Democrat Rolf r. Tinge is
seeking the nomination from
his party.
Recorder
= The present recorder, HID.