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Mayors of Weiser, 1901-2024 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas
E. Kelly 1902-04
E.
A. Van Sicklin 1904
P.
H. B. Moulton 1905-07
W.
R. Hamilton 1915-19
Woodson
Jeffreys 1919
Frank
S. Gwilliam 1929-45
John
Mason 1951-55
Frank
S. Gwilliam 1955
John
B. Lloyd 1957-63
Ray
Jackson 1964-65
William
E. Brummett 1966-69
Bart
R. Westberg 1970-77
Randy
Hibberd 2020-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1901 Apr 2:
A.
B. Anderson, elected;
Thomas
E. Kelly, defeated.
1902 Apr 1:
Thomas
E. Kelly, elected;
Nelson
F. Kimball, defeated.
1903 Apr 7:
Thomas
E. Kelly, elected unopposed.
1904 Apr 5:
E.
A. Van Sicklin (Taxpayers), elected;
Thomas
E. Kelly (Citizens), defeated.
1905 Apr 4:
P.
H. B. Moulton (Business Men), elected;
John
J. Fuller (Taxpayers), defeated.
1907 Apr 2:
J.
R. Numbers (Municipal Improvement), elected;
P.
H. B. Moulton (Citizens), defeated.
1915 Apr 27:
W.
R. Hamilton, elected.
1919 Apr 22:
Woodson
Jeffreys (Progressive), elected;
W.
R. Hamilton (Citizens), defeated.
1933 Apr 25:
Frank
S. Gwilliam, elected.
1935 Apr 23:
Frank
S. Gwilliam, elected;
John
Cushing, defeated.
1941 Apr 22:
Frank
S. Gwilliam, elected unopposed.
1943 Apr 27:
Frank
S. Gwilliam, elected unopposed.
1945 Apr 24:
Frank
S. Gwilliam (Ind), elected;
C.
W. Randleman (Citizens), defeated.
1949 Apr 26:
Robertson
W. Smith, elected;
Clark
Hamilton, defeated.
1951 Apr 24:
John
Mason (Ind), elected;
Jack
Barstow (United Citizens), defeated.
1953 Apr 28:
John
Mason, elected unopposed.
1955 Apr 26:
Frank
S. Gwilliam, elected;
Earl
Johns, defeated.
1957 Apr 23:
John
B. Lloyd, elected;
Bart
R. Westberg, defeated.
1959 Apr 28:
John
B. Lloyd, elected;
Joe
McGrath, defeated.
1961 Apr 25:
John
B. Lloyd, elected;
Maynard
Eacker, defeated;
Joe
McGrath, defeated;
Les
Pierce, defeated.
1963 Nov 5:
Ray
Jackson, elected;
John
B. Lloyd, defeated;
Robertson
W. Smith, defeated.
1965 Nov 2:
William
E. Brummett, elected;
Bart
R. Westberg, defeated.
1969 Nov 4:
Bart
R. Westberg, elected;
William
E. Brummett, defeated.
1973 Nov 6:
Bart
R. Westberg, elected;
Joseph
Aubrey, defeated;
Glenn
Brogger, defeated.
1977 Nov 8:
Seth
Dunn, elected;
Bart
R. Westberg, defeated.
1981 Nov 3:
Clark
Syme, elected;
Lee
McDaniel, defeated.
1989 Nov 7:
Keith
Jones, elected;
William
E. Brummett, defeated;
Kermit
L. Dille, defeated.
2019 Nov 5:
Randy
Hibberd, elected;
Dan
Randleman, defeated;
Alex
W. Chavarria, defeated.
2023 Nov 7:
Randy
Hibberd, elected unopposed.
Postmasters at Weiser, 1883-1978 (may be
incomplete!)
Charles
T. Williams 1883-85
Thomas
M. Jeffreys 1885-86
William
P. Glenn 1886
Mary
E. Walker 1886-89
James
W. Haworth 1889-92
Columbus
M. Hixon 1892-93
Minnie
L. Hawthorn 1893-97
Wesley
W. Pritchett 1897-1902
John
H. Bruce 1902-08
Albert
J. Hopkins 1908-13
Frank
S. Harding 1913-18
A.
L. Trenan 1918-19
Ross
D. Bothwell 1919-23
Oakley
A. West 1923-24
Oakley
A. West 1924-36
Robert
J. Wood 1936
Robert
J. Wood 1936-45
Josephine
W. McMurren 1945
Josephine
W. McMurren 1945-67
Wayne
Guyer 1967
Wayne
Guyer 1967-78
Weiser Bridge
(now Weiser)
Postmasters at Weiser Bridge, 1878-83 (may be
incomplete!)
Thomas
M. Jeffreys 1878-83
Charles
T. Williams 1883
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