Republican County Convention in Meigs County July meeting
Meigs County Republican Central Committee adopts resolutions fixing the county convention date for July 28 at eleven A.M. at the Pomeroy courthouse to nominate county officers and delegates. It assigns township delegates by vote counts and lists per-precinct counts and names of officers.
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