Background
Hoffman, Charles W. was born on July 31, 1870 in Glendale, Ohio, United States. Son of Wesley E. and Elizabeth (Gorman) Hoffman.
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Chuck Simpkinson at his favorite event, a Redskin game
Judge Charles West. Hoffman
Sketch of Judge Charles West. Hoffman
Hoffman, Charles W. was born on July 31, 1870 in Glendale, Ohio, United States. Son of Wesley E. and Elizabeth (Gorman) Hoffman.
Student National Normal University, 1887-1888. Bachelor of Laws, Cincinnati Law School, 1893.
Teacher in public schools, 1888-1892. Admitted to Ohio bar, 1893. Practiced law in Cincinnati, 1893-1915.
Mayor of Glendale, 1903-1906.
Solicitor of Glendale, 1912-1915. Judge of Juvenile Court and Domestic Relations Court, Cincinnati, since 1915.
Lecturer on child welfare.
Member Sub-advisory commission on probation, parole and penal institutions, Wickersham Law Enforcement Committee. Member Cincinnati Bar Association, National Probation and Parole Association (honorary vice president), Social Workers’. Club: The Cincinnati.
Judge Hoffman lost his first son Harlan at the age of seven. Harlan was accidentally run over by his mother who was riding in a carriage. Harlan died from a blood disease that resulted and the family was never the same.
Physical Characteristics: Judge Hoffman was fastidious about his appearance and taking care of his clothes was something he did each day.
Quotes from others about the person
The Judge was aloof and functioned within a plane separate from the rest of the family. In later years he would rather pretend to be reading a book than take the time to speak with members of his family.
Married Clare H. Lippelman, June 29, 1898 (died July 4, 1925). Married second, Anne Lippelman Anderson, July 11, 1939. Children: Helen Elizabeth (Mistress Ewart Simpkinson), Harlan Henry (deceased), Charlotte Virginia (Mistress Edwin Kinsley).
Charles was named after Judge Hoffman and always tried to impress him without a great deal of success.
Youngest son of Ewart and Helen