Charles August Klein
Cincinnati Enquirer, 16 May 1894, page 6
NEWPORT
The Police and Fire Commissioners met last night. Mr. Charles A
Klein, the new member, was present and was sworn in . Rules for the government
of their own body and of those of the Police and Fire Departments were
considered and were adopted and those concerning the departments were laid over
for further consideration.
Each member of the Police and Fire Departments is to be elected for two years. As the time of appointments as laid down in the charter occurs in December, the present members were upon motion of Mr. Johnston, elected until next December. Each member will be required to give bond, but as the firemen are now under bond of $2000 each, that will be sufficient for the present term, and the police are required to give bond in the sum of $1000 each.
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Charles August Klein was born Aug 1844 in Cincinnati Oh, the son of . He enlisted in the Civil War as a Private in Co E 5 Aug 1862 and was discharged 8 June 1863. He married Wilhelmina Minnie Heincke, daughter of Henry Heinke and Katherine Hetzle, on 26 Mar 1868 in Dayton Oh.
Children of Charles August Klein and Wilhelmina Minnie Heincke (1844-1911)
Walter F Klein b-1869 in Newport; d-10 May 1900 in Newport; br-Evergreen Cemetery; m-Mary P
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Child of Charles August Klein and Barbara
Eva Kober (1892-1950)
Charles August Klein b-22 Aug 1917 in Newport; d-22 Jan 1978 in Virginia; br-Arlington
National Cemetery
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 23 February 1930, page 1
Charles A Klein, retired member of the firm of C A Klein & Co, Cincinnati brokers, died late Saturday at his home, 720 Monroe st. Newport following an illness of several weeks. Klein, though born in Cincinnati had been a resident of Campbell co. practically all his life. He is survived by a son, Charles A Klein Jr. and a brother Adolph Klein of Newport.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the residence with Vonderhaar & Stetter, Newport, undertakers in charge. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Klein was a member of the Miamisburg O. lodge of Odd Fellows.