Clarke County Supervisors Face Three Races in 1978 Election
Clarke County voters face three contested seats in Battletown and Greenway districts while John D. Hardesty remains unopposed for a third term as Longmarsh supervisor. Incumbents Wood Rhoden Nicodemus Pifer Cole seek reelection. Ratcliffe, Watson, and Jackson vie for Battletown two-seat race. Other races feature Ellis and Irvin Barb challenging incumbents in Greenway and Chapel districts.
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Lulu Williams
Berryville
John D. Hardesty
Longmarsh
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Hardesty
James H. Wood
Mary E. Rhoden
Albert M. Nicodemus
Edythe R. Pifer
Geoffrey Cole
Cole
Wood
Rhoden
Battletown
Eustace Jackson
Raleigh D. Watson
Raymond Ratcliffe
Nicodemus
Pifer
R. C. Carter Jr
Harold M. Hawkins
Hawkins
Garrison Ellis
Greenway
P.T. McIntire
Clarke County
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