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Mayors of North College Hill, 1937-2003 (may be
incomplete!)
John
J. Tomkins as of 1944-47
Robert
J. Reuss as of 1948-59
Frank
X. Niehaus as of 1960-63
Robert
Borneman as of 1964-65
Joseph
G. Binder as of 1966-67
Charles
W. Pieper as of 1972-75
Joseph
G. Binder as of 1976-79
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1937 Aug 10:
Anthony
Stoeppel, Sr. (Dem), nominated;
Cecil
J. Goldey (Dem), defeated in primary.
1937 Sep 10:
Ray
B. Bottinghaus (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1937 Nov 2:
Ray
B. Bottinghaus (Rep), elected;
Anthony
Stoeppel, Sr. (Dem), defeated.
1941 Nov 4:
Edward
C. Ahlers (Dem), elected;
Howard
B. Kemper (Rep), defeated.
1943 Nov 2:
John
J. Tomkins (Dem), elected;
Roy
Rudolph (Rep), defeated;
Harry
B. Heyn (Ind), defeated.
1945 Nov 6:
John
J. Tomkins (Dem), elected;
Howard
C. Fink (Rep), defeated.
1947 Nov 4:
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), elected;
John
J. Tomkins (Dem), defeated.
1949 Nov 8:
Robert
J. Reuss, elected;
Louis
A. Walter (Dem), defeated.
1951 Nov 6:
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), elected;
George
W. Rapp (Dem), defeated.
1953 Nov 3:
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), elected;
Wilbur
E. Cramer (Dem), defeated.
1955 Nov 8:
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), elected;
Garland
E. Walker (Dem), defeated.
1957 Nov 5:
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), elected;
Garland
E. Walker (Dem), defeated.
1959 Nov 3:
Frank
X. Niehaus (Dem), elected;
Robert
J. Reuss (Rep), defeated.
1961 Nov 7:
Frank
X. Niehaus (Dem), elected;
Robert
Borneman (Rep), defeated.
1963 Nov 5:
Robert
Borneman (Rep), elected;
Frank
X. Niehaus (Dem), defeated.
1965 Nov 2:
Joseph
G. Binder (Dem), elected;
Robert
Borneman (Rep), defeated.
1967 Nov 7:
Robert
Borneman (Rep), elected;
Joseph
G. Binder (Dem), defeated.
1971 Nov 2:
Charles
W. Pieper (Rep), elected;
Joseph
G. Binder (Dem), defeated.
1975 Nov 4:
Joseph
G. Binder (Dem), elected;
Charles
W. Pieper (Rep), defeated.
1979 Nov 6:
Charles
L. Woeste (Rep), elected;
Joseph
G. Binder (Dem), defeated.
1983 Nov 8:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected;
Charles
L. Woeste (Rep), defeated.
1987 Nov 3:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected;
Dennis
H. Wander (Rep), defeated.
1991 Nov 5:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected;
Vincent
A. Evers (Rep), defeated.
1995 Nov 7:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected unopposed.
1999 Nov 2:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected;
Vincent
A. Evers (Rep), defeated.
2003 Nov 4:
Daniel
R. Brooks (Dem), elected unopposed.
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