Worthington City Council

Announcement.

Board of Trade Meeting.

Last Meeting of the Old Council and Organization of the New.

An Ordinance.

City Council.

An Ordinance.

The City Council.

Special Council Meeting.

Proclamation.

Special Council Meeting

Special Council meeting

Regular council meeting

Regular Council Meeting, 6/9/1925 [sic]

Bonds Sold

Water supply found safe

An open letter to the Worthington taxpayers

Council meets

Public square to be kept clean

Letter to "The News"

Another letter to "The News"

Council considers water question

Council holds first meeting in new year

Columbus Auto Club to erect four stop signs

Water question before Council: residents of South Granby Street present petition for macadam roadway

South Granby St. to be paved

Council disposes of important business: moves to secure Columbus water and to enforce sewage disposal ordinance: zoning ordinance amended

Chas. E. Lewis re-elected to cemetery board

Working to relieve water shortage: negotiations now under way to secure supply from Columbus

City water available soon

Council holds interesting meeting

Council authorizes purchase: materials and equipment required to connect with Columbus water to be rushed into place

July meeting of Council

Weeds menace to Worthington's welfare

Bonds bring good premium

Village government to hire one man in dual capacity

Lower tax rate provided for in village budget

Council fires broadside in war on weeds in village

Traffic ordinance is passed at special meeeting

September meeting of council is quiet affair

Budget commission fixes lower tax rate for village

Parking regulation amended at special meeting of council

Council Determines to Rush Granby Street Paving

Welcome Halloween Fun But Put Ban On Rowdyism

Council Provides Action in Matter of Additional Street Lights

14 Additional Street Lights Now Installed

"Two Hour" Parking Signs Erected

Village Bonds Again Bring Good Premium

Shall Former Street Names Be Restored?

Report Made Public

Old Names to be Restored to Streets

Council Passes Appropriation Ordinance

Council Meets

Council Buys Motorcycle

Park Highl'nds Plat Approved by Council

Speed Laws To Be Enforced

Council Has Busy Evening Considering Complaints

Rezoning of High Street Is Recommended by Commission

Engineers Spend An Evening With The Village Council

Proposal For Extension Is Defeated

Granby Street Paving Bids Rejected

Contract For Paving Granby Street Let To Ed Reynolds

Ordinance No. 0207

Ordinance No. 0205

Village Council Holds Long Session at Regular Meeting

Resolution No. 0176

Action Taken on Weed Menace

Council Holds Long Session

Annexation Discussed by Council

Village Tentative Tax Rate Reduced to $2.50 Per Hundred

Council Holds Busy Session

Council Meets

Council Passes Preliminary Annexation Ordinance

Village council holds first regular meeting in new year

Do you want shrubbery removed?

Village council votes to remove shrubbery on square: grants wish of the majority who vote 2 to 1 for removal: six appointed to fire dept.

Council acts on important questions at March meeting

Annexation again discussed at special Council meeting

H W Griswold appointed chief of local fire department: council to occupy new quarters in Jones building: telephone co. asks permission to lay underground wires

Council adopts sanitary measure

Resolution No. 0186.

Ordinance No. 0234

Resolution No. 0185.

Ordinance No. 0236.

Council accepts plat of new Clearview sub division: new development to provide thirty fine homesites: phone co. granted permission to lay underground wiring through village

Council votes to establish grade line: sanitary sewer and water main to be installed on North Street

George Beaver appointed member of Cemetery Bd. at annual meeting

Council votes to hold public hearing to rename streets

June council meeting proves busiest session of year

Council meets

Council declares war on weed menace in Worthington

Council holds special meet: bonds for street improvements sold

Village council awards bids on street improvements: paving of Oxford St. and Clear View Ave. to proceed at once: final action taken on changing of street names in village

1929 village budget approved and accepted by council: room in Jones Building leased for council chamber: new quarters sought for fire equipment

Council holds long session at regular September meeting: lower fares asked of Rail-Light: parking on south side of New England Avenue to be prohibited

Council holds short session: installation of street lights to be started this week

Firemen meet with Council: new fire siren to be given 30 day try out

Council holds short session

Council holds first session in new year

Village council creates new office of deputy marshal: Fred Whited and A. G. Taladay new officers: firemen reappointed for another year

Village council adopts plan to remedy sidewalk problem: extension of High Street lighting approved: F. W. Scott reappointed president pro tem