City of Erlanger history

Doctor Willard G. Cram, now directing secretary of the Missionary Centenary of the M. E. Church, South, and former missionary to Korea, preached his first sermon here as an itinerant preacher, on the first Sunday in October, 1898.

Castleman Home ca 1900 Located at 3214 Crescent Avenue.

31, Order of Eastern Star, was reorganized under the constitution of Grand Chapter of Kentucky, September 30, 1905 by Mrs.

The Business Men's Club of Erlanger was formed in the spring of 1906.

Citizens Bank of Erlanger was organized on December 16, 1911, by George N. Buffington, George Gebhard, Claud E. Slater, A. B. Rouse, P. M. Witt, T. J. Stevenson, and Edward F. Smith.

Citizens Bank of Erlanger was organized on December 16, 1911, by George N. Buffington, George Gebhard, Claud E. Slater, A. B. Rouse, P. M. Witt, T. J. Stevenson, and Edward F. Smith. It was chartered n February 1, 1912, and opened its doors on November 18, 1912.

The first celebrated installation of electric current and was held March 27, 1914.

The Second Community Banquet was given on March 18, 1915, with the following program:

Shearer entered the regular army and was sent to the Philippine Islands where he held numerous government positions until 1919, when he retired with the rank of Colonel.

July 1, 1920, the Erlanger post office became part of the Covington post office, and is now known as a substation of Covington.

Businesses grew along the Covington-Lexington Road, which was paved in 1921.

The growth of this work continued and on November 23, 1922, the Elsmere Baptist Church was organized.

The History of Erlanger, by Henry F. Childress, was written in 1924.