William Joseph Habig
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 24 December 1925, page 6
William Habig, wife and five children, living on the second floor, escaped from flames in a three story building at Montana and Harrison avenues early Thursday. Habig's drug store on the first floor was almost destroyed by fire and water. Loss throughout the building will reach $11,000. [William Jr. was one of the children]
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 11 March 1941, page 1
Firemen responded to two false alarms Monday, the first at 125 Fairfield avenue and the second at 10 Crawford avenue. Then the second alarm came, the department was spreading tarpaulin over a window at the Habig drug store, Taylor avenue, where a stone thrown by the tire of a passing auto crashed through the window.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 1 September 1942, page 2
Citizens of Bellevue having photographs of sons, brother, husbands, sweethearts, etc. in the armed forces of the nation are requested to turn in duplicates of the pictures to the Habig Pharmacy, 349 Taylor avenue, Bellevue.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 11 December 1946, page 6
William J Habig Jr. Bellevue pharmacist, was re-elected president of the Cincinnati Guild of Hy-Pure Druggists at the organizations annual election at the Netherland Plaza.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 9 July 1947, page 6
The Campbell County Game and Fish Protective Association meeting Tuesday night at Bellevue City Building, hear a talk by Charles B Truesdell. Other speakers included: William Habig.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 14 October 1948, page 3
Kurt von Schuschnigg, former chancellor of Austria, who was held prisoner of the Nazis for seven years, opens the 1948-49 Te Deum Forum. Memberships are available at: Habig Drugs, 349 Taylor avenue, Bellevue.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 28 January 1950, page 1
Ann Mary Habig, six month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Habig, 338 Bonnie Leslie avenue, Bellevue, died on congestion of the chest early Saturday at home, members of the Dayton Life Squad reported. Squd members worked 45 minutes to revive the child, daughter of the owner of Habig's Prescription Pharmacy.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 19 September 1950, page 4
A meeting of the Druggists Guild will be held Thursday at St Mary Cathedral, Covington, William Habig, Bellevue, temporary chairman of the guild.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 8 May 1958, page 8
At the age of 28, Paul Weber, of 328 Locust Lane, Bellevue, is about to branch out formerly as one of the youngest pharmacy proprietors in northern Kentucky. Mr. Weber has announced the "grand opening" will be held Saturday. The business is located at 349 Taylor avenue, Bellevue and formerly was Habig's pharmacy.