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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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In Ann Arbor on Jan. 6, petitions were filed for Republicans Harold J. Lepard and Cecil J. McHale for short-term alderman in the seventh ward, ahead of the Feb. 15 primary. The winner will face Democrat George V. Stoll in the April 5 election.
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Ann Arbor, Jan. 6—Petitions for Harold J. Lepard, 1319 Granger Ave., and Cecil J. McHale, 1304 Hill St., were filed Monday for them, a few minutes before the deadline, for nomination for office of short term alderman in the seventh ward, at the primary on Feb. 15.
Both are Republicans.
Mr. Lepard is president of the Handicraft Furniture Co. and Mr. McHale is associate professor of library science on the University faculty. The race will be an interesting contest. The Democratic candidate for the council seat the two other gentlemen are seeking is George V. Stoll, 402 Hill St., a salesman for Cushing Motor Sales, and he will face the winner of the Lepard-McHale contest in the regular April 5 election.
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Ann Arbor
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Jan. 6
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petitions filed for nomination; primary on feb. 15 to determine republican candidate, who will face democratic candidate george v. stoll in april 5 election.
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Petitions for Harold J. Lepard, 1319 Granger Ave., and Cecil J. McHale, 1304 Hill St., were filed Monday for nomination for short term alderman in the seventh ward at the primary on Feb. 15. Both are Republicans. Mr. Lepard is president of the Handicraft Furniture Co. and Mr. McHale is associate professor of library science on the University faculty. The Democratic candidate is George V. Stoll, 402 Hill St., a salesman for Cushing Motor Sales.