Hazel Eloise Horner
Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 2 June 1903, page 5
The Board of the Newport School Board of Examiners reported that it had held an examination of teachers on May 21, 22 and 23 respectively, which resulted as follows:
High grade certificates were issued to the following; Hazel Horner;
Intermediate: Mary Bell (colored) Laura Troy (colored)
Principals: Prof. C D Horner
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 20 June 1903,
page 5
The commencement of the colored school in Newport was a big
success and the Park Avenue Hall was crowded to the doors Friday night. The
program was rendered excellent and was appreciated by the audience and many
compliments were bestowed on the principal, Charles Horner. There was only one
graduate, Miss Ethel Horner, and she received a teacher's certificate (two
years)
The following program was rendered: Instrumental, Miss Ethel B Horner. Valedictory and essay, "Uncrowned Heroes" Hazel Eloise Horner.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Monday, 31 July 1905, page 7
Hazel Horner, daughter of Prof. Horner, formerly of the Newport colored school, and herself a teacher, will be arraigned in Police Court Newport, this evening on a charge of having whipped Gayle House, another colored girl. Judge Moore issued a summons for the Horner woman.
A strong attempt is being made to have the proceedings squashed, as Horner is trying to regain his position in the public schools. The Board of Education let him out at the June meeting.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, 25 October 1905, page 9
The marriage of Miss Hazel E Horner, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Charles D Horner, of 404 West Fourth street, Newport, and Mr. C Rogers Love, an attaché of the B and O Railroad, took place last night at the residence of the bride, Rev Dr. Robinson officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Love will reside in Cincinnati.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 25 October 1905, page 5
The marriage of Miss Hazel E Horner, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Charles D Horner, of 404 West Fourth st. Newport, and C Rogers Love, an attaché of the B&O Railroad, took place last night at the residence of the bride, Rev Robinson officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Love will reside in Cincinnati.