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Mayors of Chillicothe, Missouri


Mayors of Chillicothe, 1875-1981 (may be incomplete!)
J. O. Trumbo 1875 Henry Moses Pollard 1876 F. W. Trent 1877 W. E. Gunby 1878 J. T. Johnson 1879 Henry Hatch 1880 John W. Butner 1881-83 Archibald McVey 1884 William E. Crellin 1885 James L. Buford 1886 Moses Alexander 1887 J. L. Schmitz 1888 David Gordon 1889 L. J. Broaddus 1890 Charles F. Stewart 1891 Frederick H. Hoppe 1892 John T. Milbank 1893 W. H. Booth 1894 W. D. Leeper 1895 Frank S. Miller 1896 Isaac Hirsh 1897-98 Robert S. Hall 1899 Thomas J. Hoge 1900 Isaac Hirsh 1901-03 W. W. Edgerton 1903-05 Isaac Hirsh 1905-07 Charles F. Adams 1907-09 John H. Taylor 1909-11 Chris Boehner 1911-13 Stephen Hawkins 1913-17 L. A. Chapman 1917-19 Burdette V. Gill 1919-21 Frank Ashby 1921-23 A. R. Coburn 1923-25 William Scruby 1925-27 Harry H. Pardonner 1927-31 John H. Taylor 1931-33 William A. Rensch 1933-35 G. C. Carnahan 1935-39 Murray N. Windle 1939-43 Beal Shaw 1943-45 Frank Lang 1945-47 Oscar O. Cooke 1947-49 Robert A. Staton 1949-53 R. B. 'Dick' Taylor 1953-63 Louis H. Stein 1963-65 Frank C. Lang 1965-67 Woodrow W. Kline 1967-71 Roy Rodebaugh 1971-73 Ralph L. Moore 1973-75 Mary E. Smith 1975-77 Cecil Campbell 1977-79 J. T. Oliver 1979-81

 

 


 
   
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