The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Salina, Kansas

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Mayors and Postmasters of Salina, Kansas

Mayors of Salina, 1870-2011 (may be incomplete!)
C. H. Martin 1870 C. R. Underwood 1871 James W. Russell 1872 R. H. Bishop 1873 W. S. Wells 1874 R. H. Bishop 1875 Charles S. Radcliff 1876-78 A. W. Wickham 1878-79 William Berg 1879-80 D. J. Addison 1881-82 E. W. Ober 1883-84 Willis Bristol 1885-86 C. W. Banks 1887-88 C. R. Underwood 1889-90 Smith George 1891-92 R. P. Cravens 1892-94 James T. Hayward 1895-96 C. R. Underwood 1897-98 T. W. Roach 1899-1900 Thomas Anderson 1901-04 David H. Shields 1905-06 D. W. Hills 1907-08 C. B. Kirtland 1909-12 V. E. Niquette 1913-14 J. E. Putnam 1915-16 Ed Mathews 1917-21 F. S. Dyar 1921-23 J. S. Hargett 1923-26 Guy T. Helvering 1926-30 Charles F. Dodds 1930-31 M. A. Stevenson 1931-34 Robert J. Pafford 1934-35 F. C. Peters 1935-37 Ed Morgenstern 1937-45 J. H. Moore, Jr. 1945-46 Lloyd W. Price 1946-47 Al Noyce 1947-48 A. W. Stedham 1948-49 Lloyd W. Price 1949-50 Richard W. King 1950-51 Carl Ramsey 1951-52 Ward E. Barcafer 1952-54 E. P. Wenger 1954-55 Max S. Lake 1955-56 W. Hawkes 1956-57 Ralph Exline 1957-58 Harold Jaeger 1958-59 Don C. McCune 1959-60 Carl Ramsey 1960-61 R. W. Bull 1961-62 Ralph Exline 1962-63 Gaylord E. Spanger 1963-64 Donald Tucker 1964 Carl R. Rundquist 1964-65 Robert M. Stark 1965-66 G. N. Waddell 1966-67 Carl R. Rundquist 1967-68 William Yost 1968-69 Donald D. Millikan 1969-70 Robert C. Caldwell 1970-72 Jack Weisgerber 1972-74 William M. Usher 1974-75 Robert C. Caldwell 1975-76 Gerald F. Simpson 1976-77 Keith G. Duckers 1977-78 Jack Weisgerber 1978-79 Karen M. Graves 1979-80 Dan S. Geis 1980-81 Merle A. Hodges 1981-82 Keith G. Duckers 1982-83 John F. Burgess 1983-84 Charles B. Roth 1984-85 Merle A. Hodges 1985-86 Joseph M. Ritter 1986-87 Stephen C. Ryan 1987-88 Sydney Soderberg 1988-89 Joseph A. Warner 1989-90 Robert E. Frank 1990-91 Stephen C. Ryan 1991-92 Carol E. Beggs 1992-93 Peter F. Brungardt 1993-94 Joseph A. Warner 1994-95 John Divine 1995-96 Evelyn Maxwell 1996-97 Kristin M. Seaton 1997-98 Peter F. Brungardt 1998-99 Monte D. Shadwick 1999-2000 Alan E. Jilka 2000-01 Kristin M. Seaton 2001-03 Alan E. Jilka 2003-04 Monte D. Shadwick 2004-05 Deborah P. Divine 2005-06 Donnie D. Marrs 2006-07 Alan E. Jilka 2007-08 John K. Vanier II 2008-09 M. Luci Larson 2009-10 Aaron Peck 2010-

Postmasters at Salina, 1861-1985 (may be incomplete!)
Alexander M. Campbell 1861-69 Daniel W. Henderson 1869-70 Alexander M. Campbell 1870-87 Nicholas F. Carroll 1887-90 Charles S. Radcliff 1890-92 Wallace H. Johnson 1892-94 August Bondi 1894-97 Thomas D. Fitzpatrick 1897-1910 George M. Hull 1910-15 William F. Grosser 1915-22 Miles L. Mitchell 1922-23 George S. Robb 1923-35 Robert J. Pafford 1935-50 Carl A. Weberg 1950-51 William H. Young 1951-85

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