Oscar Oliver Hesch
Kentucky Post, Monday, 3 January 1944, page 1
The new Newport Board of Commissioners was inducted into office Monday. Mayor Oscar Hesch Jr. was seated as chairman of the board with commissioners Earl Dietz, Clarence W Lehkamp, Maynard Heck and Paul Bardo assuming the four commissioner positions on the board.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 1 July 1944, page 1
At Friday's meeting, Mayor Oscar Hesch opposed the application of a night club permit to Oscar Citron, cafe owner, 310 Central avenue. This marks the initial time Mayor Hesch has voted with the minority faction of the board.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 5 January 1945, page 1
Mayor Oscar Hesch and commissioners said they expected to net the city additional tax revenue through a more complete and equalized assessment on the city's business establishments.
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Kentucky Post, 4 January 1946, page 11
Mayor Oscar Hesch, whose term has two more years and Commissioners Clarence W Lehkamp, Paul Bardo and Maynard Heck, who were also re-elected will also be inducted for the next two years.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 14 November 1947, page 1
The plan of Newport's expansion of its water system to a 20,000,000 gallon daily production was outlined Friday by City Manager J B Morlidge to Mayor Oscar Hesch and city commissioners.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 16 February 1948, page 1
Former Mayor Oscar Hesch, twice a city commissioner, was named to replace City Manager J B Morlidge after the latter's resignation had been accepted with regret. The meeting was held without Mayor James E Deckert, political foe of Mr. Morlidge. The mayor is in New York attending a conference of mayors.