Mayors of Wyandotte, 1867-2013 (may be incomplete!)
John
S. VanAlstyne 1867
Charles
Partridge 1868-69
Edmund
P. Christian 1870
Thomas
Jewel 1871-72
O.
Colburn 1872
Horace
N. Ocobock 1873
Theophilus
Langlois 1874
Charles
Partridge 1875
John
Bittorf 1876
James
S. Campbell 1877
John
Bittorf 1878
James
Keusch 1879-81
Michael
Ganley 1881-82
Thomas
D. Evans 1882-85
Jerome
H. Bishop 1885-87
Fitz
A. Kirby 1887-88
Theophilus
Langlois 1888-89
William
Campbell 1889-92
Daniel
Campau 1892-93
Everett
N. Clark 1893-95
Walter
Lambert 1895-98
William
Gartner 1898-99
Henry
Roehrig 1899-1901
William
Campbell 1901-02
Wallace
W. Bishop 1902-03
Elton
R. Nellis 1903-05
Jerome
H. Bishop 1905-08
James
S. McGlaughlin 1908-11
Charles
H. Marr 1911-16
Walter
C. Lambert 1916-20
Allen
S. McClenahen 1920-22
Hubert
S. Amiot 1922-28
Ira
J. Kreger 1928-31
Joseph
A. Smith 1931-32
Arthur
W. Edwards 1932
John
Clements 1932-33
Thomas
A. Davis 1933-40
Louis
W. Behm 1940-46
Louis
Brohl, Sr. 1946-50
William
E. Kreger 1950-57
John
E. McCauley 1957-61
James
R. DeSana 1961-69
Clifford
Clack 1969
William
Sullivan 1969-76
George
J. Sutka 1976-77
William
L. Cook 1977-79
James
Wagner 1979-87
James
R. DeSana 1987-97
Lawrence
Stec 1997-2001
Leonard
T. Sabuda 2001-05
James
R. DeSana 2005-09
Joseph
R. Peterson 2009-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1872:
Thomas
Jewel, resigned.
1880 Apr 5:
James
Keusch (Dem), elected.
1900 Apr 3:
Henry
Roehrig (Dem), elected.
1901 Apr 1:
William
Campbell (Rep), elected;
Ezra
Guilfoil (Dem), defeated.
1904 Apr 4:
Elton
R. Nellis (Rep), elected.
1914 Apr 6:
Charles
H. Marr, elected;
James
S. McGlaughlin, defeated.
1916 Apr 3:
Walter
C. Lambert, elected.
1918 Apr 1:
Walter
C. Lambert, elected;
Hubert
S. Amiot, defeated.
1922 Mar 20:
Hubert
S. Amiot, nominated;
Thomas
E. Benjamin, nominated.
1922 Apr 3:
Hubert
S. Amiot, elected;
Thomas
E. Benjamin, defeated.
1928 Apr 2:
Ira
J. Kreger, elected;
A.
C. Droullard, defeated.
1930 Apr 7:
Ira
J. Kreger, elected.
1932 Apr 4:
Arthur
W. Edwards, elected.
1932 Aug 12:
Arthur
W. Edwards, died in office.
1936 Apr 6:
Thomas
A. Davis, elected;
John
Clements, defeated.
1940 Apr 1:
Louis
W. Behm, elected;
John
C. Kreger, defeated.
1953 Apr 6:
William
E. Kreger, elected;
Linus
J. Bloomfield, defeated.
Postmasters at Wyandotte, 1871-1983 (may be
incomplete!)
Oliver
D. Hibbard as of 1871
W.
H. Denham as of 1881
J.
Drennan as of 1887
William
H. Duncan as of 1891
F.
S. Johnson as of 1901
Adam
Przybylski 1936
Adam
Przybylski 1936-53
Albert
A. Hebda 1953-57
Albert
A. Hebda 1957-68
William
S. Jose 1968
Edward
C. Szymanowski 1968
Edward
C. Szymanowski 1968-83
Glenwood
(annexed to Wyandotte 1905)
Village Presidents of Glenwood, 1901 (may be
incomplete!)
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1901 Mar 11:
Samuel
J. Lawrence, elected;
Rudolph
Pilz, defeated.
Ford City
(annexed to Wyandotte 1923)
Village Presidents of Ford City, 1903-22 (may be
incomplete!)
Charles
E. Begeman 1922
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1903 Mar 9:
Ari
E. Woodruff (Citizens), elected unopposed.
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