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Charles I. Keely |
CHARLES
I. KEELY, D. D. S., was born in
Oxford, Butler county, Ohio, Nov. 15, 1853. He is the
son of Dr. George W. Keely and Susanna (Wells) Keely.
Dr. George W. Keely was foremost among the dentists
of Ohio. Charles I. Keely was reared in Oxford;
attended school at Brookville, Indiana, and Miami
University. He studied dentistry under his father, and
entering the Ohio Dental college, graduated from that
institution in 1875. For a time he held the chair of
Operative dentistry at the college, and later filled the
chair of Demonstrator of Operative dentistry for two years.
He located in Hamilton in 1879, and since that date has
practiced his profession here. He lectures every year
in the Ohio Dental college and now occupies the chair of
Orthodontia. The doctor is also a member of the State
Board of Dental Examiners.
In January, 1885, he was married to Miss Ella
Rodehamel of Piqua Ohio, and from this union two
children have resulted. He is one of the popular men
of our city and has many friends. Dr. Keely is
a Republican in politics and has served as a ember of the
city board of electors, he holds a membership in the
American Dental association and the Mississippi Valley
Dental association, which is the oldest in the country.
Source: Biographical &
Historical Sketches - A Narrative of Hamilton and Its
Residents from 1792 to 1896 - Publ. 1896 - Page 379 |
PORTRAIT |
JAMES
A. KELLY was born in Oxford township,
Butler county, Ohio, Feb. 18, 1856. In his early
manhood he passed directly into the profession which he has
made his life work. Three years later he pursued a
special course in pedagogy at the well known National Normal
University at Lebanon, which completed an education of the
highest order. Not long after Professor Kelly's
claim upon the public recognition were fulfilled by his
election to the place he now occupies, and his record in it
covering so many years, fully indicates the judgment of
those who first chose him to the place. For fifteen
years he has been principal of the First ward schools, and
the fact that he has survived so many changes of municipal
administrations and has administered his important trust
with such uniform credit to himself and satisfaction to his
constituency, bespeaks his ability in his, the highest of
all secular professions. He is a thoroughly popular
man, knowing and known to everybody. He is a leading
Elk and a member of the Y. M. I. and the A. S. of C.
Source: Biographical &
Historical Sketches - A Narrative of Hamilton and Its
Residents from 1792 to 1896 - Publ. 1896 - Page 430 |
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L.
R. KLEMM was born in Rheinish Prussia. He was
sent to the common schools of his native city, and later in
Realschule, a High school where Datin, French and English
were taught. He emigrated to the United States in
1870, and secured a position in the German department of the
Cincinnati public schools. Here he devoted his leisure time
in writing for the Volksblatt and a number of educational
journals. He published a series of German-English text
books, which became very popular and running through five
editions. In 1884, Mr. Klemm was elected
Superintendent of the Hamilton public schools, serving until
1887. After severing his connection with our schools
he became Superintendent of the Cincinnati Technical schools
which position he held for one year. Subsequently he
was appointed a specialist in the Bureau of Education of the
Interior Department, in Washington, D. C. He is author
of the new system of making geographical maps, but it has
never yet been put into operation.
Source: Biographical & Historical Sketches - A
Narrative of Hamilton and Its Residents from 1792 to 1896 -
Publ. 1896 - Page 116 |
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Charles Krone |
DR.
CHARLES KRONE was born in Lewistown,
Pennsylvania, May 16, 1863. He is the son of Henry
and Mary Krone, who came to Hamilton in 1864. In
his youth he attended the public schools and was a student
in the Ohio Commercial college. When fifteen years
old, he began the study of pharmacy, entering the Cincinnati
College of Pharmacy, and employing his vacations as a clerk
in a drug store in Hamilton. After acquiring a
thorough knowledge of the business he found a partnership
with his brother Henry and they have ever since been
engaged as pharmacists and druggists. On July 6, 1888,
Dr. Krone was united in marriage to Miss Katie
Haas, of this city. They are members of St. John's
Evangelical church. In politics, Dr. Krone is a
Democrat. In 1891, he was appointed by Governor
Campbell, a member of the State Board of Pharmacy for a
term of five years. Dr. Krone is president of
the board. In 1896, Governor Bushnell
re-appointed him to the same position.
In 1892, he was appointed County Coroner to fill a
vacancy, caused by the death of John R. Brown, and
was afterward elected to this post, a position which he has
filled with great credit to himself, and satisfaction to his
constituents. Dr. Krone has a long practical
experience in the profession, he has developed an
influential and wide spread connection, and is recognized as
one of the leaders in his line. He is a gentleman of
fine professional and social attainments and is deservedly
popular with the masses.
Source: Biographical &
Historical Sketches - A Narrative of Hamilton and Its
Residents from 1792 to 1896 - Publ. 1896 - Page 382-383 |
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