Not-Enforced City Ordinances List Reflects Public Apathy
A historical list explains why many city ordinances are not enforced. It notes cases from traffic to public order, including profane language, night work of moving buildings, beach park refuse, and bans on skates and ball playing, all driven by limited public will and enforcement gaps. The compilation highlights how enforcement often hinges on citizen interest and the power to push officials to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
Motermian
Cascade Park
Villa man secured contract for Warrensville project
Engineer Weiland, newly employed to prepare plans for a concrete bridge at Broad street, has secured another contract. He will erect a large three story concrete building on the Warrensville farm, maintained by Cleveland in connection with its penal department. This is part of a group of buildings recently authorized by the Cleveland council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Warrensville Farm
City of
Cleveland
Penal Department
Cleveland Council
Knights of Columbus reception at new hall
The Knights of Columbus held a reception last evening at their new hall. About five hundred attended from Toledo, Amherst, Lorain, and Grafton. Music by the K of C orchestra. refreshments by Kelling. Speeches by Father Saeffield, Father Kistner, Father Bertemus, Father Reichlin, Father Denz, Father Wadh, Father McGrady, and Hon. Thomas Conlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Toledo
Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
K. of C
Kelling
Saeffield
Kistner
Elyria
Bertemus
Reichlin
Denz
Oberlin
Wadh- Grafton
McGrady
Mass
Thomas Conlon
Birthday Party Entertainment and Local Notes
Residents attended a birthday gathering for D. A. Williams on Lodi street with card games. Lorain foreman Willie Shovel plans a visit to Washington, D. C. after attending the lumbermen's convention. Mrs. Folger returns from Cleveland visiting daughter Mrs. Pettibone. Card club to meet with Mrs. McNeal on Fifth street. Willis B. Sisson visits Elyria friends. Katine Miller hosts Friday card party on West street. Ray Reed hosts a stag party on Middle avenue. Mrs. F. Ward hosts Thimble club on Sixth street. Mayo Roe returns to Erie after Town visit. Asaph Jones family moves to new West avenue home. Grand jury visits Murderer McAlpin in county jail and notes the jail’s condition. possible recommendation for a women’s department. A constant forgetter is described as selfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Williams
Lodi Street
Willie
Lorain
McAlpin
Surprise visit honors Mr G Dumont at Third Avenue home
A circle of about 25 old friends and neighbors surprised Mr. G. Dumont on Third Avenue Saturday evening. Conversation filled the time, and Mr. Chas. Miller presented a leather rocker on behalf of the guests. A dainty luncheon followed. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Dellafield, Reuben Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fredericks, Edward Lange, Mrs. William Gardner and Mrs. Jacobs of Plyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. G. Dumont
Third Avenue
Chas. Miller
Mr. Dumont
Gen. Dellafield
Reuben Miller
Henry Fredericks
Edward Lange
Willian Gardner
Jacobs
Plyria
Times-Herald
Mrs Rich Entertained For Husband Birthday
Mr and Mrs George Rich entertained a few friends at tea last evening at their home on Fourteenth Street the occasion marking Mr Richs birthday Friends departed with wishes for many happy returns Advice is like medicine a little goes a long way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Rich
Fourteenth Stree
Mr. Rich
Building a practical home with Radford’s expert tips
William A. Radford offers free building questions and advice, drawing on his editor author and manufacturer experience. The piece outlines a modest, tonylike home design with a downstairs for wives, a practical back porch, an ice box need in summer, and a long cool cellar with fruit storage and a north facing fruit room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Ya Firth Ave
Chicago
Plan for a Boston style house with two finished rooms upstairs
The plan suggests finishing only two upper rooms with one third of the attic unused to save costs. It envisions future additions at low expense, a downstairs library in the bedroom, and a flexible layout with a large combined sitting and dining area. It discusses heating, furnace pipe placement, and ventilation considerations for proper airflow.
Markets Listing Of Dairy Produce And Meats Prices
A dense market listing shows Butter Creamery, cheese varieties, eggs, apples, potatoes, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, rutabagas, onions, tomatoes, cabbage, celery, lettuce, squash, smoked meats, pork, lard, fresh pork loins and shoulders, sausage, and various grains with on track or car lot pricing. It notes wool buying prices by grade and ends with a quip about artistic men who should know when to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
California
Sulway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burr McIntosh Studio
Robley DD. Evans
NAVY
Masonic Temple
Care Reporter
Vila
Warrensville
Weiland
Atlas
United States
Royal Baking Powder
Qochty
Society Briefs
C. Parseh
Lumbermen’s
Charleston
D. C
Thomas Folger
Mrs. Pettibone
Clup
Willis B. Sisson
Greenwich
Elyria Friends
Katime Miller
West Avenue
Ray Reed
Middle Avenue
Mayo Roe
Erie
Asaph Jones
Mrs. Rich
Nevertair
Zic
The
Liberty Clothing Co
Hubert Day
State
Western
Palmer's
Alan Ass
Drageisa
Eady
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