George Frederick Baron
Kentucky Post, Monday, 25 June 1917, page 4
Six Northern Kentucky young men responded to their country's cal
and enlisted at Cincinnati recruiting stations Saturday. There were; United
States Army, William C Goodlander, clerk of Newport, Battery F Third Regiment,
Ohio Field Artillery; Frank Rist of Alexandria and J Joseph and Charles A Boet,
both of Newport.
First Regiment Ohio National Guard, George Baron of Newport.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 2 October 1917, page 2
George Baron, formerly of 416 E Fourth st. Newport, now a US Soldier stationed at Long Island NY, tells a story of how German spies, tried to poison American troops and nearly succeeded in a letter to Covington friends. Baron said that relatives of the Sammies frequently sent cakes and pastries to the camp. Alleged German spies, he said, broke open the packages and inserted poison in the pastry.
Army physicians cured the Sammies, however, but officers issued an order preventing relatives or friends sending food to the soldiers.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 21 November 1918, page 2
Corporal George Baron, 416 E Fourth st. Newport, has been severely wounded in France. He was a member of the Rainbow Division and enlisted in Cincinnati shortly after the outbreak of the war. Word of his injury was received Wednesday night by his parents.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 14 December 1923, page 6
Campbell co. real estate transactions are as follows: Clarence E Johns and E B Landberg to George F Baron, property Fifth and Main streets, Dayton Ky, $6500.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 18 July 1928, page 1
Fate of John "Boots" Taulbee, 37 of Newport, charged with voluntary manslaughter growing out of the death of Victor M Neff Jr. chauffeur of Cincinnati, was given to a jury of 10 men and two women in Campbell Circuit Court for deliberation.
Members of the jury are: George Baron, Bellevue.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 30 September 1937, page 4
George Baron, of Bivouac place was host to the members of Omega Phi Fraternity on Tuesday night at his home.