Ordinances Concerning Elyria Parks in 1920s
A compilation of Elyria Ohio council ordinances defines park district rules including prohibitions on bathing outside pools, disturbing animals in captivity, and dog control within Cascade and Elywood parks. Several clauses set penalties from $1.90 to $500 fines and establish effective dates and enforcement.
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Cascade
Elywood
Elyria
Ilyria
Ohio
Neera Navine
Eirwsodi
Syria
Ares
Elywood Darke
Elstia
Loch Street
Cascade Park
Hillsdalsa Coert
Toedt Street
Filscale Court
Tod Street
Peddlers Regulation and Vacuum Chlorinator Purchase Ordinances
Elyria Ohio passes Ordinance No 2852 regulating pedl ers including licensing fees schedule with annual semi annual quarterly and daily licenses, display plates, health rules and hours of operation, plus authorization to contract for a vacuum chlorinator for the Water Works Plant funded from Water Works Fund. repeals prior ordinances.
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Elyria
Ohio
State OF
Peddier
Asser
Peadier
State OF Ohio
Citiv
Wulaige
Elvria
Geo
Ll. Richwine
Cos. cl
H.C. Cheney
Cierr. Jas. A. Hewigt
Ordinance No 28356 Improves City Zoning Regulation
An ordinance numbered 28356 amends section 191 of the revised city ordinances. It updates zoning provisions, clarifies definitions, and aligns code language with current planning standards. The measure passes city council and takes effect upon publication.
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Ellyria
Ohio
City OF
Elyria
State OF Ohio
Gra. T. Richwine
IL C. Cheney
Jas. A. Hewitt
Geo. L. Richwine
C. Cheney
Cleck
Jas. A. Hewtet
State OF
Geo. Ll. Richwine
H. C. Cheney
Board of Health
City of Elysia
Sareameiick
Elyma
GEC
Richwine
Maryer
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations in Eastern Time
Radio schedule for Cleveland stations WTAM and WEAR on Thursday February 14 listing Blues Birds at 6:00 p m with the Cleveland Orchestra, Vim Boys at 6:45 p m, Ball's Time featuring White Rose in a visible chorus at 6:09 p m, and Nickel Flat program at 7:30 p m in standard early evening slots.
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Cleveland
Blues Birds
Hatel
Cleveland Orchestra
White Rose
Fresh Vegetables By the Bottle Health Claim Ad Text
An old advertisement extols syrup pepsin as a simple remedy to improve digestion and regularity. It claims the product boosts appetite, aids digestion, and allows eating any foods without dieting. Dr Caldwell, dating back to 1875, is cited as the inventor and the remedy is advertised as suitable for children and adults.
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Caldwell Frst
Haan
Palais Royal Orchestra and Evening Radio Lineup
The listing shows the Palais Royal Orchestra and WABCO program schedule with multiple segments including Deeshaurree pro- Kram United States Arm band speaker Col. credentials, Aunt Jemima, and a musical episode. It notes broadcasts to WHK and WADC with times from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Elmer Grosso's Orchestra headlines midnight.
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Palais Royal Orchestra
WABCO
eDeeshaurree
United States
Lfiout
Col. Grant
Grausstal Committee
Jemima
WADC
Piombians
Elmer Grosso
Friday's Five Best Radio Features 1929 listing
United Press recaps Friday night radio: WEAF NBC 8 p.m. Bourdon's concert orchestra and Cavalier Quartet. WOR Columbia 9 p.m. dramatized stories with music. WIZ NBC 9 p.m. review hour with soloists quartet and orchestra. WJZ NBC 9:30 p.m. hour of theatre memories with Jessica Dragonette and Colin O'More. WEAF NBC 10 p.m. NBC concert artists.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
Bourdon
Cavalier
WOR
Columbia
WIZ
WJZ
Jessica Dragonette
Colin O'More
NBC Network
Labor Bill Debate Rages in Ohio House Judiciary Panel
In Columbus on February 14 the House judiciary committee extended debate on the Yellow Dog Labor bill to next Tuesday. Labor advocates cite union rights and cite figures like Carnegie Taft and Roosevelt while opposing forces argue the bill creates a closed shop. Speakers included John P. Fre, Thomas J. Donnelly, and Prof. William Leiserer for labor, with Sanford Brown DL Webster Clinton Horn and others for employers.
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Columbus
House Judiciary Committee
Labor
Capital
John P. Fre
Ohio Federation of Labor
Andrew Carnegie
William Howard Taft
Theodore E. Roosevelt
Land
Ohio
R. A. Trefflinger
Thomas J. Donnelly
William M. Leiserer
Antioch College
Sanford Brown
Cincinnati
DL. B. Webster
Ohio Manufacturers Asén
Clinton M. Horn
Cleveland
Representative Chamber of Commerce
Avon and area social notes touch several households
Avon residents host visitors from Lorain Sheffield Cleveland and Wooster with gatherings at Minklers Dechants Mittendorfs and Cummings. Local students prepare for Brookside versus Avon High Friday. Among the updates are hospital and funeral attendance as family ties remain strong with multiple trips from Amherst Elyria and Lorain.
Knipper Family Fete Marks 76th Birthday in Lorain Area
Sunday gatherings in Cleveland and Lorain area host Mr John Knipper turning 76 with dinner for relatives including Frank Knipper Clyde McAllister Maynard Hicks and families. Out of town guests Ed Austin Lizzie Gerhart and City Gabel joined at Clarence Zittell home and other local hosts Mary Webber Ralph Brownie Veronica Dinghae noted during visitations and party.
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Epent
Cleveland
Ralph Brownie
George Nagel
Lorainef
Clarence Zittell
Veronica Dinghae Retu
Welheington
Mary Webber
Horme
Sreve Moore Road
Ed Austin
Lizzie Gerhart
Gabel
Lorain
John Knipper
John
Knipper
Frank
Joseph Knipper
Bay Vile
When your Children Cry Fletcher's Castoria ad copy
An old advertising pitch touts Fletcher's Castoria as safe for babies and children, claiming relief for fretful, feverish, colicky symptoms with minimal drops. It advises larger doses for older children, warns against adult medicines, and asserts widespread doctor and pharmacist approval.
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Fletcher
Public Auction Near Huntington on Feb 18 1929
Moving sale at the Joe Phelan Farm Huntington Ohio lists four horses eighteen Holstein cattle two Holstein heifers and three yearling heifers plus farming tools grain and sap equipment. Auction at 10 am with lunch served by Huntington M E church ladies terms cash under ten dollars or six months on larger notes. Col C E Barlow and Earl E Parsons the auctioneers.
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Huntington
Joe Phelan
M. E. Ehared
Earl E. Parsons
C. E. Barlow
Wellington
Ohio
W. J. Krebs
Cierk
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Glo. L. Richwine
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Blue Flash Indians
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Sonora Hour
American Philharmonic Orchestra
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WJAY
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Coward Comfort
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Song Shop
WTAM
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Edward T. Hall
National Better Business Bureau
WGY
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Bernie
Roosevelt Hotel
Seibert
Jo- Nna Quilver
KDKA
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WIR
WLW
Longine
WDKA
Milady
Erva Giles
Hans Barth
Slumber Music Columbian System
Mason’s Merry Makers, Stock Company
Bamberger Little Symphony
Otel Astor Orchestra
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WWE Gan
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Windhams
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Bert
Asiho
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Berts
AVON
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Bertha Hubbard
Clifford Minkler
Brookside School
Avon High School
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Raymond Dechant
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Oberlin Hospital
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Scott Fitch
Lakewood
George Barr
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William Cummings
Wooster
John Alten
Elizabeth Welsh
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William Coburn
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Lewis Bennett
Charles
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Karl W. Plocher
Lerain Co
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Lesnick’s Sale Barn
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