Carey Ordinance Prohibits Disturbing the Peace
Ordinance No. 465 provides penalties for disturbing the peace in Carey Ohio. After a request to desist no person shall make loud noises by horn radio television bell loudspeaker or any instrument or device. Violators face up to fifty dollars per offense with the ordinance to repeal conflicting laws. Passed June 6 1955.
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Carey
Ohio
G. C. Wagner
Zenith McLarkey
Ordinance 463 Governing Parking and Traffic in Ohio Village
Ordinance No. 463 provides prohibitions on parking and stopping on streets and highways, authorizes police to move obstructing vehicles, lists extensive no parking zones, yields and right of way rules at intersections, speed limits, emergency vehicle rights, pedestrian rights, vehicle equipment standards, and penalties for violations. It details sections on parking prohibitions, curb rules, crossing restrictions, light and sign regulations, and enforcement mechanisms.
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Ohio
Carey
Police Department
Director of Highways
State of
Carey Village Ordinance Traffic Rules and Penalties 1955
The Carey Village Council adopts traffic movement rules at intersections with pedestrians in crosswalks and signals. Penalties for violations include fines up to 50 dollars on first offense and escalating amounts or jail time for subsequent offenses within a year. The ordinance repeals previous ordinances and is attested by Zenith McLarkey on June 6, 1955.
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Carey
Ohio
G. C. Wagner
Zenith McLarkey
Time for women to stop seeking equality says dean
Miss Margaret C. Snyder dean of women at LeMoyne College argues in Syracuse that women should embrace a helper role to men. She says history shows women excel as partners not rulers and that modern feminism overreached by valuing getting over giving.
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Syracuse
Margaret C. Snyder
LeMoyne College
Dean Snyder
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