Athens County Primary Sees Heavy Voter Turnout Forecast
Athens County expected to attract a heavy primary vote with contests across county offices and district races. The Plains faces a proposed municipal boundary question with a separate ballot, while school levy referenda and party contests shape the 1952 ballot. The county central committee ballots list numerous offices, including sheriff and board of education, amid party power competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Keamer
Athena
Aspir
Central Committee
the Plains
Board of Education
Athens
J. E. Barker
Represent of
General Assembly
Toly
Rome-Canaan
al Board of Education
Lax Tani Covanie
Athens County Primary Ballot Sets Local Races and Names
Readable list shows Democrat and Republican candidates for legislative and county offices in Athens County. Ballot includes representatives to the General Assembly and county commissioners, plus roles for prosecuting attorney clerk of common pleas sheriff engineer and coroner with party slates and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
George A. Banks
Ray Bobo
Wayne Ward
Emory Allen
Fred E. Burdiss
James F. Edy King
Wayne W O'Nail
Rexel Boggs
George E. Bolin
Samuel M. Buffington
Bruce G. Chapman
John G. Cline
Charles Cone
Herman S. Duniee
Omer G. Hines
D. Hooper
CLEAK
Ohio District Primary Ballot Details For Parties Delegates
Primary ballots list delegates at large and district delegates to the national convention. Democrats pledge Lausche for president and Huffman as second choice. Republicans name Bricker first and Rose second. Other state offices show Democrats and Republicans names for governor to state treasurer, attorney general, auditor, and more with full slates and unopposed candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valliots
Poth
Frank J J. Lausche
James W. Huffman
John W. Bricker
H. Chapman Rose
Michael V. DiSalle
Oscar L. Fleckner
Frank X. Kryzan
Robert W.reider
John E. Sweeney
John W. Brown
William O'Neil
Roy H. Barry
John Taylor
R. Edward Tepe
Tennyson Guyer
Paul M. Herbert
William Cody Kelly
George V. Woodling
Herbert Lynch
Ted W. Brown
Joseph T. Ferguson
James A. Rhodes
Dem
John Brown
John W. Donahey
Roger W. Tracy
Vito Adamo
Paul J George
Marion A. Ross
Paul F. Ward
Stephen M. Young
Harry T. Marshall
J. Eugene Roberts
William Laxbe
Chalmers P. Wylie
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
George H. Bender
Supreme
COURT
Carl V. Weygandt
Willard D. Campbell
Supreme Court
Merrill D' Brothers
John M .Matthias
Evan P. Ford
Thomas J. Herbert
Henry A. Middleton
Congress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Peter B. Seel
Court OF Appeals
Russell K. McCurdy
Francis D. White
State Central Committee
Man
Otho M. Castle
Walter L. Gordon
John E. Halliday
Harold E. Rowe
Lewis Jones
Construction Work Changes Voter Entrance at East Side School
Listed construction at the East Side School requires Ward 4 Precincts 3 and 4 voters to enter from the rear. Primary voting will be in the gym rear off the East State Street side. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred at 1 30 p.m. Thursday by Constitution Lodge 427 FAM, said D G Clark, master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Ward 4
Board of Elections
E. State ‘St
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 427
FAM
D. G. Clark
Primary voting urged by Athens club for full participation
The Athens Women’s Club public affairs committee urges members to vote in primaries and general elections. They cite secretary of state statistics showing Only 1,594,922 of 7,946,627 Ohioans voted in 1952 primaries versus 3,799,828 in the general, and 819,222 of 2,638,509 in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Mary Draper
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