Dr. Charles Henry Struble
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 5 February 1903, page 3
John Reno, brother of fire warden Lewis Reno of Second Avenue, Dayton, fell from a second story porch, Wednesday afternoon and sustained two severe scalp wounds and a number of bruises. Dr. Struble rendered the necessary aid.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 14 April 1903, page 3
Mrs. R L Kimberly is confined to her home with injuries sustained through a fall. Her ankle is badly sprained. Dr. Struble attended her.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 13 July 1903, page 5
Joseph Dameron, of First Avenue, Dayton, while hauling for the Wadsworth Watchcase Company, was caught between a cart shaft and a wall and sustained fractures of five ribs. Dr. Struble attended him.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 20 August 1903, page 5
A stray dog bit the 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Klein of Seventh Avenue, Dayton, on the wrist Wednesday. Dr. Struble cauterized the wound.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 19 May 1904, page 5
The examination of teachers in the public schools will be held May 28. Rev J N Ervin, R L Kimberly and Dr. C N Struble will be the examiners.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 16 February 1905, page 3
The new Dayton Board of Health met last night and organized by electing Joseph J Nilling Chairman and Albert Cappell Secretary. Dr. O S Griggs was elected City Physician and Health Officer to succeed Dr. C H Struble.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 13 January 1906, page 2
Chief of Police Ortlieb secured the fumigating tank from Dr. Griggs yesterday and turned over to Dr. Struble. This the result of the fight between the old and the new Dayton Health Boards, both having claimed jurisdiction.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 18 May 1906, page 3
Mrs. Struble, wife of Dr. C H Struble, of Dayton, several days ago met with an accident, which may result in her losing the sight of one of her eyes. She was in the act of stooping when her eye struck the sharp point of a chair, painfully injuring the member. Dr. Reilly a specialist of Covington, was called into the case yesterday and found the injury to be a most serious one.
Mrs. Struble is required to remain constantly in a darkened room in order that her eye may be saved.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 16 October 1906, page 7
The Baptist Young People's Society has organized and elected the following; J S Williams, President; Dr. Struble, First Vice President; Della Wolfington, Bessie Marsh and Mary Winters, Assistants: Edith Southall, Secretary; Miss Miller, Treasurer; Rev W A Wray, Scott Williams and Robert McMurty, Program Committee.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 30 October 1907, page 5
The citizen's meeting last night at Odd Fellows Hall, Dayton, was largely attended to discuss the $28,000 bond issue for sewers. Dr. Richards, Dr. Struble, Health Officer; Mayor Kruchten, City Attorney Yungblut and the City Engineer spoke in favor of the sewers.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 4 January 1910, page 5
Dr. Lawrence M Spitzelberger was elected City Physician in place of Dr. C H Struble, who received two votes.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 25 December 1911, page 2
Dayton Mayor William C Quinby has reappointed the old Board of Health to serve during 1912. The members are Rev J N Ervin, former Mayor Kructhen, Gen R L Kimberly and Dr. C H Struble, Health Officer.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 2 April 1913, page 2
Health Officer Dr. Charles Struble and the Health Board have taken steps to prevent any contagion that may arise from the aftermath of the flood.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 30 October 1913, page 3
Dr. C H Struble of Sixth av. Dayton, has been called to the bedside of his mother, Mrs. W J Struble of Terrace Park O. who suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday. Owing to her advanced age her condition is serious.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 19 May 1914, page 2
Dr. C H Struble, local physician was toastmaster at a reunion of the members of the Cincinnati Baptist Union last night at the Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 13 April 1916, page 1
Federal Court convened in Covington at 10:30 am Thursday with Judge A M J Cochran presiding in the case of Joseph E Farrell and others against Dr. C E Struble of Dayton Ky. Farrell alleges his son was injured in May 1915 and Dr. Struble bandaged his hand in such a manner as to case the loss of the hand. Farrell testified his son was confine in the Cincinnati General Hospital from May 20 to Aug 4, 1915.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 17 April 1916, page 1
A jury in the United States District Court late Saturday found verdict for Dr. C E Struble and Dr. W E Senour in the case of Joseph E Farrell against them.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 18 October 1918, page 2
Dr. C H Struble has received his commission and will leave this month for Camp Greenleaf Ga. where he will enter the medical corps.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 23 May 1919, page 2
Dr. C H Struble of Sixth av. Dayton, is in attendance at the State Medical Convention in session at Louisville.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 19 July 1920, page 1
Dr. Charles Struble, prominent Dayton Ky. physician, has been removed to Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, where he will undergo a serious surgical operation. Dr. Struble has been in ill health for some time and his condition is said to be precarious.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 21 July 1920, page 2
STRUBLE, Dr. Charles Henry Sr. beloved husband of Mayme Struble (nee Heidrich) died Monday, July 19, aged 47 years. Funeral from late residence, 308 Sixth av. Dayton Ky. Thursday, 1 pm with services at the First Baptist Church, Dayton at 2 pm.
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.