Topic: police

Two Patrol Boys Given Citations

Resolution No. 51-56

Methodist Church Entered by Thieves

Resolution No. 105-56

Mayor Explains Need for Parent Cooperation

Court Hearing Set for Friday on Site for Sewage Plant

Mr. Potter Entertains with Appreciation Dinner

Resolution No. 115-56

Policemen Begin 'Selective' Law Enforcement

Resolution No. 131-56

Council Reduces "Probationary" Time for Police

Suburban Police Hear Judge Bell

Ordinance No. 21-57

Two New Policemen Hired; Zoning Changes Planned

Resolution No. 22-57

Resolution No. 21-57

Resolution No. 51-57

Resolution No. 71-57

Resolution No. 70-57

Ordinance Proposes Pay Hike for Police Department Personnel

Council Candidate Opposes Pay Hike for Local Police

Police Pay Hike Meets Opposition

Resolution No. 73-57

Council Increases Pay of Policemen at Special Meet

Ordinance No. 82-57

Letters to the Editor

Dublin Council Adds to Village Police Service

Ordinance No. 91-57

Boys Nabbed for Property Destruction

Ordinance No. 115-57

Ordinance No. 1-58

Local Policeman Recovers Stolen Car

Lehman to Head Police Pension Trustee Board

Ordinance No. 24-58

Patrolman Reeves Now on Day Shift

Ordinance No. 50-58

Judo Expert on Police Force

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Requests Made to Retain Local Chief of Police

Letters to the Editor

Lewis Action Awaits New Assignment

Lewis Re-Installed As Police Chief

Local Police Act as Year-round Service Agency

Letters to the Editor

Kiser is Police Desk Sergeant

Police Report on Christmas Donations

Law Firm Praises Traffic Court Here

Stan Sigler Joins Police Department

New Radar Unit Spells Doom for Speeders

Off The Police Blotter

Worthington Receives AAA Award for 1958 Pedestrian Safety Record

Letters to the Editor

New phone number for Police Dept.

Councilmen express appreciation of J. H. Taladay's services

A worthwhile program

City may vote on sidewalk ordinance

Ordinance No. 41-60

Public Servant

Thank you for your timely June 30th editorial on 'Safety in summer'

Letters to the editor

Contributions make twenty families a merrier Christmas

Legion Gives Law Enforcement Group Flag

Howard Potter Holds Annual Dinner Honoring Local Firemen and Police

Group Forms to Study Juvenile Problems

Letters to the Editor

Howard Potter Honors Local Firemen, Policemen With Annual Steak Dinner

Editorials

To Receive Award From President Kennedy

Editorials

Council Resolution Commends Police Chief

Editorials

Letters to the Editor

Worthington Gets Pedestrian Safety Award

Ordinance No. 96-63

Worthington Receives Safety Citation

Local Police Department Wins Eleven Trophies

Winning Eleven Trophies, Defeating Twenty-one Teams

Local Police Place in Nat'l. Pistol Matches

Local Police Pistol Team Takes Match

City Councilmen Enraged Over Recent Publicity

Letters to the Editor

Boy Who Started Fire Apprehended

Council Discusses Reserve Police Emergency Duty

City Pays Reserves, Sets Hearing Dates

Worthington Wins AAA Pedestrian Plaque

Homedale School Earns Green Pennant

Worthington Police Department - Our First Line of Defense Against Crime

Break-ins in Area Amount to Over $3500 Loss

Windows Smashed At 2 Jewelry Firms

Thieves Break Into DeLuca's Beauty Salon

Worthington Police Pistol Team Wins

Ordinance No. 67-67

City Given Pedestrian Safety Plague

Potter Lumber Co. Robbed, Police Nab Two, Loot Recovered

Area Officials Pledge Support to UA Drive

Council Anticipates Water Tank Problem, Police Ask Raise

Council Told Local Police Have Better Longevity Record

Editorials