Estelle
Tressler
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 14 December 1916, page 1
Miss Estelle Trusler, community nurse of Newport, who is in charge of sales through the mails of Red Cross Christmas seals in Campbell co. reports that $250 has been received by that means. Girls are selling the seals at a stand in the Newport post office.
Miss Trusler said she did not know what the receipts from sales by other means amount to.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 10 March 1917, page 1
Campbell co. officials have been asked to investigate the plight of the family of John Fuggitt, who, citizens have reported, is stranded on the banks of the Ohio river at California Ky. The family had been living on a shanty boat at California several weeks ago. When the river became full of ice the boat was wrecked and the family lost all of it furniture. Since that time they have been camping on the river bank.
A month of babe also has been forced to sleep without adequate protection, together with other members of the family. The case was first reported to Miss Estelle Tressler, Newport's community nurse, who in turn asked member of the family be housed in the county infirmary. County patrolman William Manwaring was sent to California to take the couple to Newport.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 23 March 1917, page 1
Miss Josephine Meyers of 34 W 11th st. Newport, will be the Newport community nurse after April 1, the Newport Health and Welfare association announced Friday. Miss Meyers is a graduate of the Speers Hospital training school, Dayton.
Miss Meyers will take the place of Mrs. Clara Bloom, who recently resigned to take up private nursing. Miss Estelle Tressler has been acting in her place.