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Frederick County Officials Named for Referendum Jan. 9
Frederick County announces the election officials for the January 9, 1955 referendum. William Carpenter, secretary of the Frederick County Electoral Board, says polls open 6 am to 6 pm EST. Absentee ballots available by writing to Carpenter or the State Board of Elections. The list names district commissioners, registrars, judges, and clerks for Back Creek, Gainesboro, Opequon, and Stonewall districts, with precise precinct assignments.
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Frederick County
William Carpenter
Frederick County Eledtoral Board
Carpenter
Frederick County Electoral Board
Route 3
Winchester
State Board of Elections
State Capitol
Richmond
Back Creek
Robert M. Muse
Dry Run
H H. Cooper
Brill
Elijah Pifer
R. P. Sager
Willie Himelright Mcllwee
Susanna W. Cooper
Gore
W Riley
W.n. Oates
A. M. Pugh
Harry D. Morrison
B L. Larrick Lamps
Raymond Racey
Clinton Barr
John R. McKeever
Roy Lamp
Maynard C. Snapp
N.C. Williams Russells
James Allamong
T. 8. Cooper
Bryan Richards
Paul J. Dodson
J. L. Hershman
Guy I. Frye
Gainesboro
R Lee Smith
Ashton
A. L. DeHaven
A. P. Whitacre
Ray Boyce
Opequon
Lloyd Painter
Armel
Arthur Armel
John R. Holler
B. F. Trenary
George W. Fleury
G. Ritter
Donald
Canterbury
Nellie Colfelt
Fred Gore
A. W. Conner
J. P. Bauserman