Clifford H Specht
Kentucky Post, Monday, 25
February 1918, page 2
Clifford Specht, 10t and York streets,
Newport, who requested to be sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, before
regular mobilization time, will leave for that camp Saturday. Specht, because of
his knowledge of medicine will be put in that department at camp. His father
also is a druggist.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 6 July 1931, page 1
Thieves early Monday entered [Clifford] Specht Pharmacy, Walnut st and Electric av. Southgate and carried out two cash registers and a revolver. A dog, owned by Specht, is believed to have frightened the thieves away and they abandoned the tobaccos.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 19 January 1932, page 3
Tickets for the Charity Ball have been placed on sale in varius parts of Campbell co. Southgate: Cliff Specht, Pharmacy, Walnut and Electric
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 21 January 1935, page 2
At the coming Clifton meeting the firemen will be addressed by Superintendent H H Ader. Election of also will also take place. Each of the twelve fire departments will have two voting delegates who will cast their ballots on the following opposing candidates: For president, Capt. Joel Clore, Ludlow vs. Chief Cliff Specht, Southgate.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 17 July 1937, page 4
Notice is hereby given that the City of Southgate will receive bids on materials to be used in the construction of Electric Avenue. Bids should be addressed to the City of Southgate, care of Cliff H Specht, city clerk.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 7 March 1946, page 1
After serving as city clerk of Southgate for the last 18 years, Clift Specht tendered his resignation Wednesday night at the meeting of Southgate Council. Mayor Fred Blatt lauded the public spirit and efficiency with which Mr. Specht served and voiced the sentiments of the city officials.
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Cincinnati Post and Times Star, Saturday, 2 November 1963, page 4
People from all parts of the world will travel the new bridge. Therefore the name should be brief, easy to remember and have some significance to the two great states it will serve. The names of Boone, Filson, Wayne, Clark, St Clair and others have special significance to the area served. All of them are known to American history and would be easily remembered by the passing travelor. Clift Specht, 112 Electric Avenue, Southgate Ky.