The Political Graveyard: Mayors of St. Clair Shores (including Lake TWP), Michigan

Mayors of St. Clair Shores (including Lake TWP), Michigan

Mayors of St. Clair Shores, 1951-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Robert E. Harrison 1951-52 Thomas S. Welsh 1952-60 Eugene Ellison 1961-65 Roy M. Geer 1965-69 John A. Roberts 1969-71 Frank J. McPharlin 1971-81 Marcel Werbrouck 1981 John A. Roberts 1981-83 Ted B. Wahby 1983-94 William J. Callahan 1995 Curtis L. Dumas 1995-2002 Robert A. Hison 2007

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1965 Apr 5: Roy M. Geer, elected; Joseph C. Soma, defeated.

1967 May 2: Roy M. Geer, elected unopposed.

1969 May 6: John A. Roberts, elected; Thomas L. Tomlinson, defeated.

1971 Nov 2: Frank J. McPharlin, elected unopposed.

1975 Nov 4: Frank J. McPharlin, elected unopposed.

1979 Nov 6: Frank J. McPharlin, elected; John A. Roberts, defeated.

1981 Nov 3: John A. Roberts, elected; LaVern A. Crouchman, defeated.

1983 Nov 8: Ted B. Wahby, elected; C. Steve Baum, defeated.

1987 Sep 15: Ted B. Wahby, nominated; Patricia M. Reaver, nominated; Veronica K. Martindale, defeated in primary.

1987 Nov 3: Ted B. Wahby, elected; Patricia M. Reaver, defeated.

1991 Nov 6: Ted B. Wahby, elected; Gisela S. Clark, defeated.

1995 Sep 12: Curtis L. Dumas, nominated; John M. Maynard, nominated; Robert M. Sawicki, defeated in primary.

1995 Nov 7: Curtis L. Dumas, elected; John M. Maynard, defeated.

Village Presidents of St. Clair Shores, 1947-49 (may be incomplete!)
Adrian A. Lingemann 1947-49

Lake Township
(most incorporated as city of St. Clair Shores 1951)

Supervisors of Lake Township, 1922-53 (may be incomplete!)
Adrian A. Lingemann 1922-49 Roy E. Visnaw 1949-50 Theodore A. McGraw 1951-53

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1933 Mar 6: David E. Visnaw (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1933 Mar 6: Adrian A. Lingemann (Rep), nominated; William D. Warfield (Rep), defeated in primary.

1933 Apr 3: Adrian A. Lingemann (Rep), elected; David E. Visnaw (Dem), defeated; Justin W. Rose (Ind), defeated.

1949 Apr 4: Roy E. Visnaw (Dem), elected; Adrian A. Lingemann (Rep), defeated.

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