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- Earl_Griffith abstract "Harry Earl Griffith (Jul 13, 1887-Mar 30, 1940) was a newspaper publisher who served as the Secretary of the State of Ohio from 1939-1940.Griffith was born in Centerburg, Ohio in Knox county. He was the son of Nellie Myrtle (Gunsaulus) and Harry Saiger Griffith. He attended Mount Gilead public schools. He attended Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio.He married Mary Clara Terry in April 17, 1912. He was the publisher of the newspaper the Morrow County Sentinel, which he took over after the death of his father, Harry Saiger Griffith. The paper was started by his grandfather John W. Griffith in 1858. He served as the Post Master of Morrow County from 1928-1934. He was a prominent Republican in Morrow county and the state of Ohio. He served as an alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Ohio in 1924. In 1936, he ran an unsuccessful bid for the Secretary of the State of Ohio. He ran again for the same post in 1938 and won. He served as the Secretary of the State of Ohio from 1939 until his death in 1940. Governor John W. Bricker appointed George Neffner to complete the rest of Griffith's term as Secretary of State. Griffith died in Columbus, Ohio on March 30, 1940. He is buried at River Cliff Cemetery, Mount Gilead, Ohio.".
- Earl_Griffith almaMater Ohio_Wesleyan_University.
- Earl_Griffith birthDate "1887-07-13".
- Earl_Griffith birthPlace Centerburg,_Ohio.
- Earl_Griffith deathDate "1940-03-30".
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- Earl_Griffith orderInOffice "39th".
- Earl_Griffith party Republican_Party_(United_States).
- Earl_Griffith restingPlace Mount_Gilead,_Ohio.
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- Earl_Griffith almaMater Ohio_Wesleyan_University.
- Earl_Griffith birthDate "1887-07-13".
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- Earl_Griffith deathDate "1940-03-30".
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- Earl_Griffith name "Harry Earl Griffith".
- Earl_Griffith office "Ohio Secretary of State".
- Earl_Griffith order "39".
- Earl_Griffith party Republican_Party_(United_States).
- Earl_Griffith preceded William_J._Kennedy_(politician).
- Earl_Griffith restingplace "River Cliff Cemetery, Mount Gilead, Ohio".
- Earl_Griffith spouse "Mary Clara Terry".
- Earl_Griffith succeeded George_M._Neffiner.
- Earl_Griffith termEnd "1940-03-30".
- Earl_Griffith termStart "1939-01-09".
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- Earl_Griffith years "1939".
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- Earl_Griffith comment "Harry Earl Griffith (Jul 13, 1887-Mar 30, 1940) was a newspaper publisher who served as the Secretary of the State of Ohio from 1939-1940.Griffith was born in Centerburg, Ohio in Knox county. He was the son of Nellie Myrtle (Gunsaulus) and Harry Saiger Griffith. He attended Mount Gilead public schools. He attended Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio.He married Mary Clara Terry in April 17, 1912.".
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