Fred Charles Klett
Kentucky Post, Monday, 22 January 1934, page 4
A warning against children skating in the streets of Bellevue was issued Saturday by Mayor Fred Klett of Bellevue. Police were ordered to seize all skates where violation of this order is found. Police have received numerous complaints from motorists. Parents were urged to cooperate with the edict.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 23 March 1934, page 1
Members of the Bellevue City Council were scolded Thursday night at their regular meeting by Mayor Fred Klett, who decided "It is time to call a halt to this petty nonsense and begin working for the best interests of the city." The past several meetings of the officials have been disrupted by one councilman criticizing another, resulting in practically nothing being accomplished at the meeting.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 25 January 1935, page 1
The controversy among members of the Bellevue City Council regarding the operation of beer gardens in connection with cafes remains unsettled. By a count of 5 to 3 members voted to postpone action on a veto given by Mayor Fred C Klett to an amendment permitting cafe owners to operate beer gardens.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 19 March 1936, page 2
Bellevue city officials were prepared for any eventualities today following a meeting of Council last night at which committees were appointed by mayor Fred C Klett. Three large flatboats are to be built by the city for use during the flood. Members of the Volunteer Fire Department will assist city workers in caring for sufferers.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 2 February 1937, page 2
Mayor Fred Klett issued instructions and warnings today to residents of the Bellevue flood area who are preparing to return to their homes following the flood. All whose homes have been affected by high water should call City Hall and an inspector will be sent to make an investigation.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 5 November 1937, page 13
BELLEVUE MAYOR: Fred Klett re-elected
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 23 August 1938, page 4
Sidewalk improvements can be made by Bellevue property owners through WPA funds, according to an announcement by Mayor Fred Klett of Bellevue.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 4 July 1939, page 1
A committee of Bellevue city officials was named by Mayor Fred C Klett Monday night, to confer with state officials at Frankfort in an effort to obtain state aid in repair of Fairfield avenue where recent heavy rains made it unsafe for traffic.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 12 April 1940, page 1
Mayor Fred Klett informed council that the Bellevue sewing project is to be consolidated with the Newport project, and that a mattress factory will replace it in Bellevue. Approximately 18 residents employed will be employed on the project and cotton used in the mattress manufacture will be stored in the city garage.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 19 December 1941, page 25
All civilian aviators and owners of airplanes were urged Friday to get in touch with Mayor Fred C Klett of Bellevue, chairman of the Campbell County Defense Council.