John Clement Sheanshang

Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 5 September 1906, page 5

John Sheanshang Jr. of Grants Lick, was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn to by William Luck in Squire Darlington's court. It is alleged that Sheanshang, while riding on the Claryville, Grants Lick and Butler turnpike last Monday, refused to pay toll and then demolished the gate.

He will be given a hearing next Monday. The company controlling the pike was indicted by the grand jury for alleged failure to keep the roadway in shape.

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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 24 October 1911, page 3

Elizabeth Sheanshang was yesterday granted a divorce from J C Sheanshang and restored to her maiden name of Elizabeth Risch.

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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 3 October 1928, page 1

J C Sheanshang, 37 E 10th st. Newport, has been named the official Newport crusade station. Residents of Newport and vicinity can obtain their free coupons from him.

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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 3 November 1928, page 1

Caught between two trucks, Clifford Fagaley, 8, son of Clifford Fagaley, Newport, was crushed to death Friday night. John Sheanshang, grocer, of 37 E 19th st. owner of one of the trucks, removed the victim to the hospital.

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Kentucky Post, Monday, 24 December 1928, page 2

John Sheanshang, Clifton, suffered minor bruises and cuts above his face and neck Sunday night when his auto crashed into a tree at 16th and Alexandria pike. Sheanshang told police the lights of another auto blinded him, causing him to lose control of his auto.

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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 8 January 1929, page 1

Three Campbell co. grocers, accused of selling corn sugar, which government warrants term "an ingredient for the manufacturer of monshine whiskey" waived hearing Tuesday. The grocers are J C Sheanshang, 32 E 10th st. Newport; Arthur Berendesen, Dayton; and Carl J Radley Jr. Newport.

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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 30 April 1929, page 1

Fines of $100 each were imposed on three persons on charges of unlawful sale of corn sugar after they entered pleas of guilty. They are Edward Hehman, Newport; John Sheanshang, grocer, Newport; and Arthur Berendsen, grocer, Dayton Ky.

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