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Beaver County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Beaver County (incomplete!): Charles W. Goerman, 1927 — John B. Prather, 1937

Republican Party chairs in Beaver County (incomplete!): Sam S. Hanauer, 1927 — Ralph C. Bennett, 1953

Beaver County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Thomas Cunningham
	1876, St. Louis: William B. Dunlap
	1912, Baltimore: Edward J. Schleiter — Henry H. Wilson
	1916, St. Louis: John Moulds
	1924, New York: William J. Mellon — Henry H. Wilson
	1928, Houston: Charles R. Eckert — Charles W. Goerman
	1940, Chicago: Thomas C. Buchanan — Martin A. Schulte
	1944, Chicago: John T. Atkinson — Thomas E. Poe
	1948, Philadelphia: Edward W. Haydon — John D. Ray
	1952, Chicago: Manuel Wood
	1956, Chicago: Edward C. Corcoran — William J. McCartney — John D. Ray — John W. Soldressen
	1960, Los Angeles: Floree J. Aquino — Arthur S. Herskovitz — John D. Ray — Martin Skapik
	1964, Atlantic City: Vaughn Arnold — Eli Corak — Arthur S. Herskovitz — John W. Hineman, Jr. — Anthony J. Kubik — John D. Ray — James Ross — Martin Skapik
	1972, Miami Beach: John W. Hineman, Jr. — William B. O'Neil — Margaret Vorkapich
	1996, Chicago: Rebecca Ranich Dages — Michael R. Veon
	2000, Los Angeles: Michael R. Veon
	2004, Boston: Vince Biancucci — Nicholas A. Colafella — Susan Laughlin — Mary Lehman — Annamarie Peretta-Rosepink — Michael R. Veon — Nancy Werme
	2008, Denver: Tony Amadio — Carol R. Fiorucci
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: John Allison
	1884, Chicago: Frank S. Reader
	1892, Minneapolis: Matthew S. Quay
	1900, Philadelphia: John B. McClure — Matthew S. Quay
	1904, Chicago: J. J. Zimmerman
	1908, Chicago: William S. Cook — W. S. Moore
	1912, Chicago: James H. Cunningham — George Davidson
	1916, Chicago: J. Rankin Martin
	1920, Chicago: J. T. Moultrup
	1924, Cleveland: Frank W. Walker, Sr.
	1928, Kansas City: Mrs. Ola C. Cooper — Marguerite F. Hemphill
	1940, Philadelphia: Thompson Bradshaw — Wilford Rohr
	1944, Chicago: James H. March
	1948, Philadelphia: Andrew L. Bingham — Marguerite F. Hemphill — Harry B. Richardson
	1952, Chicago: Andrew L. Bingham — Thompson Bradshaw
	1956, San Francisco: William C. Angel — Thompson Bradshaw — Paul J. Yargats
	1960, Chicago: R. Clifton Hood — Harold J. Howarth
	1964, San Francisco: George W. Campbell — Melva P. Reader — L. E. Van Arsdale
	1972, Miami Beach: Thomas E. Shafer
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: John Dickey

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