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Mayors of Allentown, Pennsylvania

Mayors of Allentown, 1867-2010 (may be incomplete!)
Samuel McHose 1867-69 Tilghman H. Good 1869-73 Theodore C. Yeager 1873-74 Herman Schuon 1874 Tilghman H. Good 1874-76 Edward B. Young 1876-78 Alfred J. Martin 1878-80 Edwin G. Martin 1880-84 Edwin S. Shimer 1884-86 Walter K. Rhue 1886-88 Henry W. Alliston 1888-90 Samuel D. Lehr 1890-93 Henry W. Alliston 1893-96 Fred E. Lewis 1896-99 James L. Schadt 1899-1902 Fred E. Lewis 1902-05 Albert J. Yost 1905-07 Charles D. Schaeffer 1907-08 Henry G. Styles 1908 Herbert H. Herbst 1908-09 Charles O. Hunsicker 1909-11 Charles W. Rinn 1912-15 Alfred L. Reichenbach 1916-19 Malcolm W. Gross 1920-32 Fred E. Lewis 1932-36 Malcolm W. Gross 1936-40 George F. Erich 1940-44 Brighton C. Diefenderfer 1944-48 Donald V. Hock 1948-52 Brighton C. Diefenderfer 1952-56 Donald V. Hock 1956-60 John T. Gross 1960-64 F. Willard Harper 1964-66 Ray B. Bracy 1966-70 Clifford S. Bartholomew 1970-74 Joseph S. Daddona 1974-78 Frank Fischl 1978-82 Joseph S. Daddona 1982-90 William L. Heydt 1990-2002 Roy C. Afflerbach 2002-06 Ed Pawlowski 2006-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1964 Sep 3: John T. Gross, died in office.

 

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