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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. 33.   No. 42.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1937
Price 5 Cents
Republican <Tan&i5ates for ^ur&ess in Sewickley
CHARLES A. WOODS
His outstanding ability and long record of service to
the borough in the office of Solicitor recommend him.
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PAUL H. INGRAM
Seeks reelection on his record as Burgess to which
he has given his best efforts.
ROY F. BARCLAY
Stands on his record as an able and devoted
Chief of Police.
PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY
Next Tuesday is tho date for the
Primary Election, and it is important
that everyone who has qualified by
registering as required by the new law
should vote; it is at this election that
candidates of tho several partios will
be chosen, to be placed on the ballot
for tho General Election in November.
You may vote only for the nominations
in tho party for which you aro registered.
Vote in thc morning, as oarly as possiblo. The now registration law will
not only bar those unregistered from
voting, but, being now, will quite possibly cause somo regrettable confusion.
Names may bo omitted or wrongly listed or so misfilod as to causo difficulty in
finding for checking purposos—for ovory
voter must give a signature to bo compared to that on tho official lists. Thoro
may bo dolay, and it is possiblo that
somo voters may havo to go to tho eity
to straighten out somo confusion—automobiles aro to bo in readiness for that
purpose, wo arc told, So for ovory
reason, make it a point not only to vote,
but to vote early.   Incidentally, if you
cannot vote in thc primary on account
of non-registration, bo suro to go to
the county office building, Boss and
Diamond Streets, Pittsburgh, and get
registered in time to qualify for voting
at the November election; you havo
until September 20th for this.
The polls will be open from 8:00 a. m.,
until 9:00 p. m., Daylight Savings Timo
in both cases. You will vote for candidates for thc County offices of Sheriff,
Coroner, County Surveyor and Jury
Commissioner. You will also vote for
certain local officers: in Sowickloy for
Burgess, two School Directors and five
Councilmen—two in tho first ward, ono
in tho second, two in tho third. In
Edgoworth nominations arc to bo mado
for two Justices of tho Peace, four
Councilmen and two School Directors.
In Sowickloy Heights Borough, four
Councilmen, two School Directors. In
Osborno, four Councilmen, and two
School Directors. In Glonfiold, four
Councilmen, and throe School Directors.
In Leetsdale, four Councilmen and throe
School Directors.
In Sowickley the aspirants for the
Eepubliean nomination for Burgess aro
the threo shown above — Charles A.
"Woods, Paul H. Ingram and Eoy P.
Barclay; Fraser Stewart seeks the
Democratic nomination by tho use of
stickers. A complete list of thc nomination papers filed for local offices in
tho several local boroughs, Bepublican
except where otherwise noted, is as
follows:
Sowickloy: For burgess, Paul H.
Ingram, Charles A. Woods, Eoy P. Barclay. Tax collector, Charles Borem.
Auditor, II. L. Carroll. School director,
two to elect, David A. Challis, A. C.
Eobinson. Council, first ward, two to
elect, Thomas H. Drynan and MargaTOt
B. Shoaror (incumbents), Arthur W.
Engol and Eaymond D. Copeland. Second ward, one to elect, William B.
Millor. Third ward, two to elect, Jack
W. Lyon and Gerald H. Moses, incumbents! Loo B. Purdy's namo was filed
but withdrawn. Por election -judge,
first ward, Thomas W, Boaumont, Dem.;
second ward, none; third, none. Por
oloction   inspector,  first  ward,  James
Edward Chapman, Dem.; seeond ward,
Thomas M. Grogan, Dem.; third ward,
none.
Sowickley Heights: Por burgess, T.
A. MeGinley; tax collector, Samuol W.
Brush; auditor, Charles J. Wolfe; school
director, two to elect, William Thomson, Pour council, four to elect, Bobert
L. Clause, W. C. Eobinson, B. E. B.
Townsend and William E. Blair, Jr.
Election judge, Charles W. Whito; inspector, B, Todd Campbell, Bop., E.
Boxel, Jr., Dem.
Edgoworth: Justice of tho peace, J.
J. Dillon, Curtis H. Paschold. Burgoss,
H. T. Irwin, Jr.; tax collector, Eobort
N. Singer; auditor, Arthur McCrea.
School director, two to elect, Sally E.
Croo and Jamos Pulton. Council, four
to oleet, E. S. Bichards, Charles Oliver,
J. D. A. Morrow and Androw Thein, all
Bepublicans; James B. Eoso and Van
Lear P. Shrivor, Jr., Domocrats. Election judge, Holon E. tTpliofl:; inspector,
Margaret W. Harrison, Bop., and Leo
P. Moyor, Dorn.
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