Finegan Wins Lorain County Sheriff Primary By Large Margin
Eugene Finegan, 36, a 14 year deputy under his brother Carl, won the Lorain County sheriff Democratic primary defeating Mayor Harold Brumback 5349 to 2927. Finegan swept Elyria Lorain townships and villages and leads countywide ahead of November against Republican Sheriff Vernon M. Smith.
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Finegan
Carl
Harold Brumback
Vermilion- on-the-Lake
Fine Gan
Elyria
Lorain
Vole Tas
Vernon M. Smit
Smith
Carl Finegan
Sheriff’s Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy
Gene Finegan
Brumback
Lorein
Brumbeck
Bailiwick
Bond Approved for Sheffield Lake School District Expansion
A $352000 school bond passed with 500 votes for and 427 against in Sheffield Lake Local School District. Sheffield Village rejected the measure by 145 to 79, while Sheffield Lake Village supported it 421989 in margin. The plan funds an eight room elementary school at about 207000 plus additions to Tennyson School and Brookside High School and related furniture and equipment costs.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Village
Shefffield Lake Village
Precinct
Oter
Tennyson School
Brookside High School
Borgia Wins GOP Nomination in Huron County Sheriff Race
In Huron County Norwalk voters chose John Borgia as the Republican nominee for sheriff with 1,334 votes over Herbert J. Schaffer and George Wanker. Paul Simon won the Democratic sheriff nomination with 351 votes. Harold Collier was the top vote getter overall for county offices with 2,613, running unopposed for treasurer alongside Dr. Charles Edel.
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Norwalk
Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
Herbert J. Schaffer
George Wanker
Paul Simon
Marion Roose
Wiliam Kunkel
Harold Collier
Charles H. Edel
Collier
Dr. Edel
Arthur F. Hercher
Donald Robertson
Arthur M. Leak
E. A. Pollinger
James Farris
Clavion F. Bick
Dana W. Cali
Mertha Frew
Call
Wilfred L. Smith
Smith
Lee Hudson
John Greili
Paul Carpenter
George ©. Beasore
Elisore
Wilbur Terry
Carleton R. Bishop
Don J. Young
Ferguson Heads Field in Lorain County Democratic Contest
James D. Ferguson led the Lorain County vote in the Ohio Democratic nomination for state auditor with 4 505 ballots, while W T McCort gained 17 224, Charles H Hubbell 1 282 and John Christopher Jr 1 301. Other unopposed Dems won similarly in Lorain County with substantial totals across offices.
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James D. Ferguson
Ohio
Lorain County
Ferguson
W. T. McCort
Charles H. Hubbell
John Christopher Jr
State Central Committee
Patrick J. Flaherty
Harriette J. Vanca
Robert D. Thompson
Maurice C. Brown
Edward W. DeCham
Harold 5. Ewing
Paul J. Mikus
Lauta
Mitchel
Gene A. Troup
Smd
Br. Paunt J. Kopsch
Amherst approves charter commission with 208 to 88 vote
Amherst voters create a non partisan charter commission by a 208 to 88 majority in light turnout. Seventeen candidates competed for one seat with Jack Koontz winning 461 votes and Richard Erman 460. The commission will draft Amherst government plans as it moves toward city status after the 1940 census.
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Amherst
Henry Kane
Jack Koontz
Elyria Ave
Crownhill Ave
James M. Ryan
Harris St
Hubert H. Marty
Woodhill Dr
Robert A. Penman
Valerian J. Busser
Secon
Adh Erst
Koontz
S. G. Wettrich
Robert Renouard
O Neill Leads in Lorain County GOP Primary Turmoil
In Ohio Lorain County Republicans flocked to the polls for a state level contest to fill the unexpired term of Judge James Garfield Stewart ending Jan 1, 1985. C William O Nea topped five candidates with 4 015 votes while Paul W Brown lagged at 1 674. Other unopposed Republicans and vote totals followed across multiple county and state offices.
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Bernard W. Freeman
Donald H. Derby
Freeman
Derby
Huron County
Supreme Court
C. William O'Neil
Paul W. Brown
Elizabeth Winter
Richard M. Stewart
Willard D. Campbell
John W. Peck
Kingsley A. Tait
Earl R. Hoover
John F. Bell
Joseph H. Ellison
Harry V. Jump
Charlotte Sims
District Court OF Appeals
Lehr Fess
James A. Rhodes
James D. Ferguson
Charles H. Hubbell
John Christopher
Iw. T. McCourt
James Garfield Stewart
Lorain County
C. William O'Nea
Elizabeth B. Winter
Ohio
Avon PTA Plans Dramatic Reading At Meeting
Avon High School PTA will present a dramatic reading from David R Pothel's speech class after its meeting at 3 in the school cafeteria. Dr Florence McCullough district director will serve as installation officer and moderate a panel on teenage dating. Mrs Kari Gansler presides.
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Avon High School Parent ‘Teacher Association
David Rpothel
Florence McCullough
North Central Disttrict
Kari Gansler
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