Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-02 | Page 11 | County Elects Two to Board

I COUNTY ELECTS r TWDJfJ BOARD Joseph Skeen and John Hooper Win in School Elections Joseph Skeen Apparently ha hern j fleeted board mernher of Ihe county I school board from dlstrut No 4. while John D. Hooper of Houprr waa elected j by a small mnjorltv In district No. t, I Word from the cpUDty s hod board offices Indicates thai little interest was shown In the lection excepting- In the places where tho candldatea resided. Mr. 8kecn. a resident of Warren, but who Is also closely affiliated with Plain Cily, draw the Plain City vote and re-1 I- &A a total of ISC votes as against the fp pt his opponent, w Marrlotl j In Warren and West Warren. h Marrloit was given i he mujority 'l'he saji Farr West otr vw.. dtvid 1 evenly. 1 each candidate gating 2i votes In mH the Second dlstrlit election. T. R ! h-. Jones ran a ngntnst 1m-. hi popent, John D ttooi u ,s ffB feated by approximately 80 votes. Had HH it no? been for the heaw vote of Hoop- flH er In favor of the winning candidate, Mine would ha been elected, It is v am reported Hooper- east 100 of 131 '4M oter, in favor of Hooper. jjHI Jones carried Kanesvllle and Taylor 4jH by large majorities but the vote was UH nor sufficient to cairy In his fffvor.