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Mayors of Arkansas City, Kansas
Mayors of Arkansas City, 1912-96 (may be
incomplete!)
Jacob
Wilson Reed 1912-13
O.
G. Gibson 1916
Charles
N. Hunt 1917
George
R. McIntosh 1922
C.
M. Boggs 1925
R.
C. Howard 1926
W.
F. Walker 1928
P.
J. Ruckel 1937
Jack
G. Kelley 1952
C.
K. Freeman 1953
E.
S. Berry 1954
Jack
G. Kelley 1955
Claud
Freeman 1956
Robert
B. Docking 1965
Robert
M. Jay 1968
James
G. Andrews 1968-70
Edwin
Knocke 1970
Ora
J. Sherdon 1970
Karl
W. Smykil 1981
Ben
Givens 1982
E.
W. Shelton 1983
Vern
M. Case 1984
Mark
D. Paton 1985
Lee
A. Gregg, Jr. 1986
David
McLeod Mills 1987
Jesse
A. Kindred 1988
Mark
D. Paton 1989
Lee
A. Gregg, Jr. 1990
Jesse
A. Kindred 1991
Jean
C. Lough 1992
Ben
Givens 1993
Jerald
K. Hooley 1994
Bill
Rice 1995
Jesse
A. Kindred 1996
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