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Mayors of Lorain, Ohio

Mayors of Lorain, 1874-2011 (may be incomplete!)
Conrad Reid 1874-75 Thomas Gawn 1875 H. S. Rockwood 1875-76 F. W. Edison 1876 G. V. Bayley 1876-77 F. W. Edison 1877 F. P. Vernam 1877-78 T. W. Fancher 1878-79 Frank Hogan 1879-80 A. R. Fitzgerald 1880-81 G. J. Clark 1881-84 F. W. Edison 1884-86 Otto Braun 1886-88 A. H. Babcock 1888-90 W. B. Thompson 1890-94 George Wickens 1894-96 C. N. Snyder 1896 John B. Coffinberry 1896-98 A. H. Babcock 1898-1900 George L. Glitsch 1900-02 F. J. King 1902-08 A. A. King 1908-10 F. J. King 1910-12 T. W. Pape 1912-14 J. J. Pollock 1914-16 L. M. Moore 1916-18 A. J. Horn 1918-20 William F. Grall 1920-24 George Hoffman 1924-25 H. D. Walters 1925-26 William F. Grall 1926-28 J. C. Standen 1928-30 P. J. Goldthorpe 1930-32 Joseph Conley 1932-34 E. A. Braun 1934-38 G. P. Bretz 1938 A. Matuszak 1938-40 H. G. Van Wangen 1940-46 Patrick J. Flaherty 1946-52 John C. Jaworski 1952-62 Woodrow W. Mathna 1962-72 J. Zahorec 1972-80 W. Parker 1980-84 J. Zahorec 1984 Alex M. Olejko 1985-96 Joseph Koziura 1996-2000 Craig Foltin 2000-07 John Romoser 2007 Tony Krasienko 2008-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

2007 Aug 1: Craig Foltin, resigned.

 

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