Arthur Walter Pelle
Arthur Walter Pelle was born 29 Feb 1888 in Alexandria, the son of William Charles Pelle and Mary Fischer. He died 27 Nov 1975 in Alexandria and was buried in the St Joseph Cemetery in Camp Springs. He married Lillie Winona McHatton, daughter of James McHatton and Sarah Wadsworth. (1893-1966)
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 7 March 1918, page 2
Campbell County Selective Service Army Board officials Thursday had 98 more registrants enrolled as having passed the physical tests and ready for service in the new national army. Those accepted; Arthur Pelle.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 2 September 1918, page 2
The Campbell County Selective Service Board will send 23 selects to Camp Taylor Tuesday. These will make the trip: Arthur Pelle, Alexandria.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 5 September 1918, page 3
Another increment of 33 selects left Ft Thomas Thursday morning for Camp Zachary Taylor as members of the Campbell County Selective Service Board. The men reported at the Ft Thomas City Hall Wednesday night and received final instructions. They boarded cars Thursday for the Newport station of the L&N RR. The selects were: Arthur Pelle, Alexandria.
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 17 May 1925, page 6
A wedding took place at St Stephen Church, Newport, Tuesday, when Miss Sarah Van Hoose, daughter of C W Van Hoose, became the bride of Lee Reekers, son of Mayor Fred Reekers. The bridesmaid was Miss Loretta Tory of Newport and the best man was Arthur Pelle of Silver Grove.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 17 April 1928, page 1
Penalties imposed in liquor sales were: Arthur Pell, Silver Grove, six months, suspended. $500.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 7 December 1931, page 1
While riding his scooter Sunday in Silver Grove, Thomas E Donning, 5, was struck by an auto driven by Arthur Pelle, Camp Springs. Police learned Pelle was driving west on River rd. when the boy appeared on the roadway. Pelle swered his auto to the side of the road to avoid the child. The boy became frightened and darted directly into the path of the auto. Pelle's mother and sister were riding with him at the time of the accident.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 22 June 1951, page 13
Notice is hereby given that Arthur Pelle and Walter Rachford have filed application under the provisions of Chapter 231 KRS for a permit for a place of entertainment known as Midway Cafe, located at 4-Mile Pike, Melbourne, Ky. GEO J KAUFMAN, Campell Co Clerk; by Ed Sheehan DC
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Kentucky Post and Times Star, Thursday, 30 July 1959, page 11
Melbourne VFD Festival-The eighth annual festival of the Melbourne Volunteer Fire Department will be held Sunday at the St Philip Church grounds in Melbourne. President Art Pelle.