Kern v. Schwinke

OPINION

By EVERETT, JR., J.

In this case the plaintiff and contestor, Roscoe Kern, seeks to contest the validity of the election for mayor in the village of Oak Hill, Jackson County, Ohio, which was held on November 7, 1939. The contestor alleges that he and the contestee, E. A. Schwinke. were the candidates for the office of mayor; that the defendants, John Shook, Thurman McGhee. Joe P. Gallagher, A. D. King, and William E. Peters, as the Board of Elections of Jackson County, Ohio, made an official canvass of the votes cast in the Village of Oak Hill, Ohio, in said election, and that as a…