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Mayors of Delaware, Ohio

Mayors of Delaware, 1857-2010 (may be incomplete!)
Charles Henry McElroy 1857-58 James A. Barnes 1859 John S. Jones 1866 Archibald Lybrand 1869-71 John D. VanDeman 1872-74 William Oliver Semans 1874-76 James A. Barnes 1876-78 Charles Henry McElroy 1878-80 Frederick Merrick Joy 1880-82 H. L. Baker 1882-85 Henry S. Culver 1890-94 H. L. Baker 1894-96 Wilfried Renaldo Carpenter 1896-98 John McClure 1898-1902 Henry C. Clippinger 1902-06 H. H. Beecher 1906-08 William E. Haas 1908-12 Bert V. Leas 1912-14 John Louis Anderson 1914-16 Arthur James White 1916-20 Walter Samuel Pollock 1920-24 Howard Rezen Pumphrey 1924-28 Fred C. Johnson 1928-34 Veley Mann 1934 Sidney Archie Rowland 1934-38 Hosea A. Spaulding 1938-40 Paul B. White 1940-42 Hosea A. Spaulding 1942-44 Patrick Joseph Foley 1944-48 Ansel Lockhart 1948-52 Murton F. Pinney 1952-54 Paul B. White 1954-56 Edward Flahive 1956-57 Paul B. White 1958-59 Henry Wolf 1959-61 Paul B. White 1961-63 Donald Mathews 1963-65 Robert Ray Newhouse 1965-69 Gilford E. Easterday 1969-71 John Jeisel III 1971-73 Gilford E. Easterday 1973-77 Donald Wuertz 1978-81 Donald Worly 1982-83 Michael Shade 1984-85 Donald Wuertz 1986-89 Michael Shade 1990-93 Dennis Davis 1994-95 Juliann Secrest 1996-99 Tommy W. Thompson 2000-02 Wendell Wheeler 2002-09 Gary Milner 2010-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1934: Veley Mann, resigned.

 

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