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Geauga Record
Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio
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The Mr. and Mrs. Republican Club in Geauga County reorganized as the Geauga Republican Club, electing officers including President Gene Henry and setting up committees for political activities and fair participation.
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The Mr. and Mrs. Republican Club met last Thursday and elected the following new officers at its reorganization meeting. President is Gene Henry of Bainbridge, a Chardon attorney. Robert DeGraff of Russell Twp., was named vice president. Mrs. David Riebel of Chardon is secretary and Richard Donley of Chardon is treasurer.
They also adopted a new name, The Geauga Republican Club. The former name tends to be misleading as membership is not limited to married couples but is open to anyone interested in joining. Meetings will be held the 3rd Thursday of every month at Hosmer's Restaurant in Burton.
The following committees were set up. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donley head the ways and means committee. Mr. Charles Wilkens is the chairman of the candidates committee. Robert DeGraff is in charge of political education. Fair participation is to be organized by Mrs. William A. Burns and Mrs. Irene Born. Publicity will be directed by Mrs. Edwin T. Hofstetter.
Mr. Theron Dean, county chairman of the Republican party spoke on the organization of the club. Projects and activities were discussed including the participation at the Geauga County Fair and at the Republican State Convention in Columbus.
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Geauga County, Ohio (Bainbridge, Chardon, Russell Twp., Burton)
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Last Thursday
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The Mr. and Mrs. Republican Club met and elected new officers: President Gene Henry of Bainbridge, Vice President Robert DeGraff of Russell Twp., Secretary Mrs. David Riebel of Chardon, Treasurer Richard Donley of Chardon. They adopted the name Geauga Republican Club, open to all interested. Meetings set for 3rd Thursday monthly at Hosmer's Restaurant in Burton. Committees established: ways and means by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donley, candidates by Mr. Charles Wilkens, political education by Robert DeGraff, fair participation by Mrs. William A. Burns and Mrs. Irene Born, publicity by Mrs. Edwin T. Hofstetter. Mr. Theron Dean spoke on organization; projects discussed including Geauga County Fair and Republican State Convention in Columbus.