The biographical annals of Ohio, A handbook of the government and institutions of the state of Ohio . MR. SHARP, OF Fairfield County. Robert H. Sharp, Democrat, is serving his second term as the Representativefrom Fairfield county. He was bom in Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, October22, 1872. At the age of sixteen he entered the Ohio State University, taking the ag-ricultural course. He left college in the year 1892, to succeed his father in busi-ness. He was in the contracting and quarrying business until the fall of 1899, whenhe was elected to the 74th General Assembly. He was re-elect
The biographical annals of Ohio, A handbook of the government and institutions of the state of Ohio . MR. SHARP, OF Fairfield County. Robert H. Sharp, Democrat, is serving his second term as the Representativefrom Fairfield county. He was bom in Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, October22, 1872. At the age of sixteen he entered the Ohio State University, taking the ag-ricultural course. He left college in the year 1892, to succeed his father in busi-ness. He was in the contracting and quarrying business until the fall of 1899, whenhe was elected to the 74th General Assembly. He was re-elected in 1901. Mr. Sharpis a member of the standing committees on Boys Industrial School, Insurance, andSoldiers and Sailors Home. 471). MR. SILBERBERG, of Hamiltoa- County. Max Silberberg, Republican, one of the members from Hamilton county, is aGrerman by birth, and came to this country at the age of fifteen. He was. a soldierin the Civil War and after being discharged began an active business life, which hestill pursues. He was one of the organizers of the National Manufacturers Asso-ciation, which is now instrumental in the vast exportation of American products. Heis an active member of the Credit Mens Association, and a year ago when the Con-vention was held at Milwaukee was appointed chairman of the Clothing Confer-ence Committee. He also was appointed chairman of the National Legislative Com-mittee, and his report given at Cleveland received favorable comments. He is andhas been for the past twelve years President of the Business Mens Building Associa-tion and a director of the Ohio Valley Building Association. He was one of theorganizers of the Commercial McKinley Club, who made themselves instrumental inrollin
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