Dr.
August Frederick William Helmbold
Dr. August Frederick William Helmbold Jr. was born May 2, 1900 in Newport, the son of August Helmbold, and graduated from the Eclectic Medical School in Cincinnati in 1928. He practiced in Newport by 1938; was mayor of Newport under the first Commission Form of Government. He was also elected and served as coroner. He was married to Stella Bauer. He died 2 Feb 1971 in Summerville, South Carolina. and was buried in the Highland Cemetery.
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Children of Dr. August Frederick William Helmbold and Stella Bauer
August Leonard Helmbold b-1929 in Newport; d-11
May 1947; br-Evergreen Cemetery
Beverly Lynn Helmbold b-1935 in Ohio
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 2 August 1931, page 1
The Campbell co coroner race brought out as many as were expected on the east side of the Licking. The race is hotly contested among the Republican candidates with Dr. Clarence D Hughes, Dr. Palmer G Keeney, Sarah Whiting Hughes, Jacob Weber and Dr. Vernor Jones contesting the nomination. On the Democratic Dr. August Helmbold and Dr. Thomas J Connolly opposed each other for the nomination.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 8 December 1931, page 1
Dr. August Helmbold, Campbell co coroner, was to conduct an inquest Tuesday into the death of Thomas E Teddy Downing, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Downing, River rd. Silver Grove, who died Monday at Speers Hospital, Dayton, of injuries suffered Sunday when he was struck by an auto.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 11 January 1932, page 4
Dr. August Helmbold, Newport, was elected president of the GOHI Gun Club, Newport at the annual elections of officers.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 2 September 1932, page 1
Dr. August Helmbold, Campbell co coroner, left Thursday for a two week vacation in Michigan. Dr. Helmbold, a fishing enthusiast will spend most of the time fishing in the streams there.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 2 March 1933, page 1
Raymond Schweitzer, 28, was wounded fatally Wednesday when he stumbled and discharged a shotgun which he was carrying. Dr. August Helmbold, coroner, summoned a jury of six farmers and returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 2 April 1934, page 1
A suicide verdict was returned Monday by Dr. August Helmbold, Campbell co coroner, in the death of Matt Stein, 45, of Dayton, who ended his life by hanging himself with a clothesline in a garage in the rear of his home.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 22 June 1935, page 1
The death of Louis Washington Martin, 72, farmer, Flagg Springs, who died yesterday at his home, was due to heart disease, Coroner August Helmbold, Campbell county, said today.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 1 July 1936, page 1
Spurred by the finding of a human jawbone near the place where a skull was lying at the home of a recluse woman on Waterworks road, Newport, Campbell county coroner August Helmbold and Newport detectives continued their investigation of the mysterious case today.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 29 January 1937, page 4
After a survey of Silver Grove and surrounding inundated villages in the eastern section of Campbell county, Dr. August Helmbold, county coroner, announced health conditions are exceptionally good.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 31 December 1937, page 3
Dr. Martin L Sauter, who takes office Monday as Campbell county coroner, was sworn in yesterday by County Judge William C Buten after posting bond. Dr. Sauter succeeds Coroner August Helmbold.