Dr. Anna Wilhelmina Hagemann
Kentucky Post, Monday, 12 August 1912, page 7
The Steamer Steel City struck a rock near Vanceburg Ky. and sank after its passengers and crew, numbering 125 person, were taken ashore in lifeboats. There was no one injured. Passengers include: Cincinnati, Miss Anna W Hagemann; Bellevue: Miss Mabel Willis; Newport: Miss Lida Naber.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 14 August 1914, page 3
Dr. Anna W Hagemann has returned to the Avenel Hotel after spending several months in Baltimore, where she completed a course at the post graduate summer school of the Johns Hopkins University Medical School and Hospital.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 23 November 1916, page 1
Dr. James Alexander Duckworth, 63, died Wednesday at his residence, Manor lane, Ft Thomas. Besides his widow (formerly Miss Sophie Hagemann) he leaves a son, Cecil, who is in the aviation corps of the British Army and a daughter, Helen Duckworth. Dr. Anna Hageman, Union Trust building Cincinnati, was a sister in law.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 19 June 1919, page 2
Among those who attended the dance at the Avenue Hotel recently are: Dr. Anna Hagemann.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 26 September 1938, page 4
Joseph Armbruster, died Saturday at the home of his sister in law, Dr. Anna W Hagemann.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 19 September 1940, page 3
Northern Kentucky was well represented at the Clergy and Laymen's Conference of the Episcopal Church Diocese of Lexington at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Lexington all day Wednesday. Attending from St Andrew Episcopal Church, Ft Thomas, Dr. Anna Hagemann.