Johns Hill News
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, 28 July 1862, page 5
GUNS FOR JOHNS HILL-The citizens of Johns Hill, back of Newport,
were yesterday furnished with fifty muskets by Assistant Provost Marshal J T
Haphet.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 16 October 1874, page 7
ST JOSEPH'S Society of Corpus Christi Church will attend in a body the dedication of St John's Church on Johns Hill, next Sunday at eight o'clock am.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 29 August 1879, page 6
NEWPORT
LOVE LICENSE-Henry Stechling and Kate Herbs, both of this county.
They were married at Johns Hill last night.
A lady named Mrs. Louisa Yeager, who resides on Johns Hill, came into the city yesterday a most horrible looking sight. Her face was scratched up and both of her eyes blacked. She alleges that her husband, Nicholas Yeager knocked her down and beat her in a most inhuman and outrageous manner.
It will be remembered that she filed a petition for a divorce but afterward withdrew it on promise from her husband to be better in the future. The suit was dismissed last January and before January comes again she will probably file another.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 6 November 1879, page 7
A FIRE at the residence of Mr. J Benekenstein, on Johns Hill, evening before last caused a loss of $40.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 30 August 1880, page 7
Mr. Yager, residing near Johns Hill, back of Newport, was riding in South Covington yesterday afternoon with his wife and his daughter and son-in-law and their little baby, when the horse became frightened and ran away, throwing the occupants out of the vehicle. The bay had its head badly cut and Mrs. Yager had her left arm bruised, but the others sustained no serious hurts.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 23 November 1892, page 6
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-W J Baker and wife to Ft Thomas Land Company sixteen tracts of land, distributed in the Highland, Cold Springs and Johns Hill Districts, containing 660 acres: $208,800.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 1 November 1896, page 6
The first Democratic mass meeting held at Johns Hill was the best and largest held in that voting precinct. County Attorney Ramsey Washington and Colonel E F Kilpatrick were the speakers and thoroughly enthused the people on the bimetallic standard, as declared the fundamental principle of Democracy.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 29 January 1903, page 10
Xavier Hunkler and Mary Hultz, both of Johns Hill, will be married at the Johns Hill Church this morning.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 9 July 1903, page 9
Marriage license was issued yesterday to Jacob Dischar and Sallie Dehnert both of Johns Hill.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 25 November 1907, page 8
Farmers of Campbell County are angry because of the action of the city dads of Newport in passing a vehicle license ordinance that does not exempt them from paying the license. Following on the mass meeting that was held Saturday night at Johns Hill, farmers residing on the Alexandria Pike held another meeting at Wolphert's place, Cold Spring.