Laura Lyons
Laura Knarr was born 1 Feb 1891 in Newport, the daughter of Jacob Knarr and Elizabeth Heineman. She married William Lyons in 1909 but were later divorced. She later married Arthur Albert Glaser. She died 4 Dec 1964 in Ft Thomas and was buried in Evergreen.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 1 January 1930, page 3
Oscar B Wells, former federal prohibition agent and Jacob Matz, Monmouth st. fruit dealer, will be the field deputies with Jacob Racke being the Alexandria deputy. Miss [sic] Laura Lyons, who also served as a clerk in Milius' office will be a clerk under Bartelsman.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 17 December 1930, page 1
Prospects for a merry Christmas for Mrs. Laura Lyons, deputy in the office of Sheriff Theodore Bertelsman and her daughter, Teckle, 20, were a bit gloomy Wednesday as a sneak thief entered their apartment, second floor of 638 Monmouth st. Newport, and stole Christmas gifts valued at $250.
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Kentucky Post, 18 May 1933, page 4
Miss Teckla Lyons, daughter of Mrs. Laura Lyson, Monmouth st. is recovering at St Elizabeth Hospital, where she underwent an emergency operation.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 25 December 1933, page 1
Among the Christmas gifts received by Mrs. Laura Lyons, clerk in the office of Sheriff Theodore W Bertelsman, was a huge deputy sheriff's badge. The badge was presented to Mrs. Lyons in keeping with her appointment as deputy under Sheriff elect Albert E Howe.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 22 June 1934, page 8
Mrs. Carrie Reinfelder, Newport, entertained with a shower in honor of Mrs. Bernard Reed, formerly Miss Teckla Lyons, daughter of Mrs. Laura Lyons, deputy sheriff in the office of Albert E Howe, Campbell co. sheriff.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 3 January 1935, page 1
Illness has robbed Sheriff Albert E Howe of Campbell county of his office force. Three of his deputies, William K Coats, Henry Owen and Mrs. Laura Lyons are confined to their homes suffering from severe colds.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 3 December 1937, page 1
The appointments of the new Campbell county road patrol to be made Jan 1 by Odis W Bertelsman, county judge elect, were learned today. William Coates, a deputy sheriff and Henry Youtsey, Cold Spring, are to be named court clerks. Mrs. Laura Lyson, a deputy sheriff will be named probation officer.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 23 May 1938, page 3
Do you want a 6 week old blue eyed baby boy? Mrs. Laura Lyons, Campbell county probation officer, is seeking ahome for one. Anyone desiring to adopt the infant can communicate with Mrs. Lyons at the Newport Courthouse.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 9 August 1940, page 5
Mrs. Laura Lyons, Campbell county probation officer, Friday made an appeal for a sewing machine, to be given to a needy person. Anyone wishing to donate a machine should contact Mrs. Lyons at Colonial 3120.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 12 December 1941, page 27
Charged with assault and battery after two girls, 11 and 13, charged he made improper advances toward them, Peter Pogan, 59, railroad crossing watchman, Newport, was held for grand jury. Mrs. Laura Lyons, juvenile matron filed the charge after the two girls said he acted disorderly after they accepted his invitaion to visit his home.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 29 January 1944, page 1
Regaining consciousness at Speers Hospital Saturday, Nevada Deaton, 15, of Beech Ky. reported missing last Saturday by her father, James Deaton, and found lying unconscious in front of 204 Central avenue, Newpor, was unable to explain her predicament to police and Mrs. Laura Lyons, juvenile officer.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 2 December 1949, page 16
Mrs. Laura Lyons Glaser, who retires Jan 1 after 26 years in public service, the last 12 of which were served as juvenile probation officr under Campbell Coutny Judge Otis W Bertlesman says will be the greatest stride the community and nation can take in correcting present day faults and errors among juvenile delinquents and their parents.
Mrs. Glaser's husband, Arthur, a former toll collector on the old Central Bridge, is now associated with the Walker Motor Co. Newport.
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Cincinnati Post and Times Star, Saturday, 6 December 1969, page 15
GLASER-Laura L (nee Glaser) beloved wife of Arthur A Glaser, mother of Mrs. Bernard (Teckla) Reed, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Blaut, grandmother of three grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, died December 4 at residence, 4040 Alexandria pike, Cold Spring. Services Monday, December 8, 10 am. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.