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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Chairmen Named
For Seal Sales

Brightly colored harbingers Of .
health message. the wei known
Christmas scala viii appear On
packages Of gifts 20 our armed
forces throughout the world
through the efforts Of members of
the Tuberculosis league Of Pierce
county. according TO Miss stella c.
Kellogg. executive secretary.
The early mailing Of soldiers
and ssilors' Christmas mail viii
appear ~ usual with these ~sls
despite the fact that the sale Itself
win not start until near Thanks
giving" Mis- Kellogg said.
Orders by phone and letter are
being placed through the office Of
the league In the Medical Arts
bldg.
In various county communities
the following have Christmas seals
on hand for those who wish them
early for sevice mems mail:
Buckley: Mrs. L. NJ. Morse.
chairman. and Mrs. T. r. Whit
more and Mrs. Andy Yotsko.
Carbonado- Fnlrfax: Mrs. Harvey
Hiber. chairman.
Dupont; Rev. Verne B. New
house. chairman. and Mrs. w. b.
Loughbon and I. L. Ray.
EatonviIle: Mrs. Frank Van
Eaton. chairman. and hrs. c. Nc
MILAN and Mrs. J. n. Kinney.
EIbe; Mrs. X. Kolb, chairman.
and Mrs NJ. B. ouslls.
Gig Harbor. Mrs. Harold X.
Ryan, chairman.
Lakes district: Mrs. L. r. Hen
xell. chairman.
National: Mrs L. @. Skinner.
chairman
orsiag: Mrs. @. Il. Morisse,
| chairman.
Pariland: Mrs. r. L. Renwick,
chairman. and Mrs. p. Il. Hsuge
and Mrs. l. L. HeaE.
Puyailup: Mrs.. II. 4. Spear,
chairman. and Mrs. Burr Gregory
and Mira. Mead N. Murray.
Roy; Mrs. Douglas Averill
chairman.
Steilaceem: Mrs. Clifford Hal
vorsen. chairman.
Summers Mrs- Lloyd J. voiles
chairman. and Mrs. Jeanette
Fraser and Mrs. w. d. Courtney.
The Pierce county Christmas
Seal chairman IL Mrs.. ]. w. Kal
kus Of Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

LONDON = Norwegian resent
Dent rose sharply Friday a. Nsxi
eEecu<Iuu<rs Ut 70 death almost
u entire male population q ore
npwn. rounded up hundreds Of ether
hnu(akea. and rushed armed rein
9oFcements intn crins areas
4 rsfakps Norwegian govern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

H Wash. former NeChord fieia
couuanoer. sas sNeeeoang help-
n Williams said. The litter, ne
explained. Vas entered N eouIs
ard L pointed ct ire necessity
for havinr another airport n ne
Seattle Tacoma AREA as eaieNiy
As poSzib be Z declared Tat there
couldn't - TOO many airpors'
particularly IN time q an INVASION
Williams said all the Doney
for the land ka~ ben PAID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Toe Brown S
Son Killed

PALM oPRING& CA1lf.-Film
Comedian Joe z. Brown. his IA
miliar grin erased BY grief. trsv-
elsd BY plane from Detroit Friday
70 claim the body q his son. Capt
Don q. Brown. rs. who was killed
whom IN army bomber crashed In
the desert nine miles north Of here.
Both motors Of Browns plane
apparently failed. witnesses said.
and the ship noscd into the ground
late Thursday Brown. attached
70 The Long Beach ferry command
base. was flying alone on . rou-
tine operation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

and rags. the saving Of fats and
oils viii also be discussed. The
high school drive viii also be from
the 14th to the 2sd OF this month
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
Scion in Technical
Custody Of Sheriff

lG0NTksANo - Congressman
Martin =. Smith was under TECH
nical custody Of the sheriff Friday
pending posting q $4,000 bond in
. court action brought against him
by Hjalmar olson Of Aberdeen.
Superior Judge J. c. Philips
fixed Smiths bond today after he
appeared IN court 70 answer Oh
sons suit contending Smith failed
70 satisfy two Judgments Of s2S.-
600 on promissory notes given BY
Smith.
Judge Philips set October IL for
eurther hearing On the case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10
CARD ROOM RonnEp

PORTLAND - Police Friday
sought . woodworking bandit
who held up . card room here late
Thursday. escaping with s2.sso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In L. g. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-10

oiib Will also Dc olsCu&to. Inc
high school drive will also be from
the 14th to the 2sd OF this month.
PIT. A. Meeting Set
The October meeting of J. P.
Stewart PIT. A. has been sched-
uled for Thursday the 18th, at
7:45 p. m. with Mrs. Harry Mohr.
president. conducting a short busi-
ness session.
For the program Mrs. Harry
Birmingham win present a safety
talk and w. l. Goodell. school
win show motion pic
lures. also on safety. A report
of the state PIT. A. convention
win be given In drama with Mrs
George Cole Of Meeker PIT. A:
Mrs. J. A. Stackhouse. high school,
Mrs Fred Rudnick. Spinning; Mrs,
A. A. Cook, Maplewood: Mrs. e
c. Berry. PIT. A. council. and Mrs
Harry Mohr. Stewart PIT. A.
forming the cast. Mr.. Goodel
win present members Of the schoo
boy patrol A reception to the
teachers will conclude the evening
Victory Ball Saturday
Puyzllup Elks lodge No. 145t
win hold its big Victory ball Sat
urdsy night at the clubrooms OF
North Meridian st. with john,
Burke's orchestra furnishing tn
music. There win also be game
for which war stamps and bond
will be the prizes. The committee
In charge IL composed Of NJ. r
Combs. Capt. L. S. stetson. VIII
lam Kreig. Walter Louckr. Fine
Heaiey and Larry Keogan-
Frank g. Baker, Tscoma pub
Usher. was guest speaker at IN
Kiwanis club luncheon Thursds,
in q National News Week pro
gram. He had ''News Gathering
a. his subject and told Of the worl
being done by the three great new
gathering agencies. He also spok
OF the voluntary censorship OF tn
press and said that an Independent
press il the salvation of the coun
try. Guest at the luncheon wa
Carl Dickey Of Puysllup.
Guest speaker next rhursda,
will be r. Franklin Thompson
new president Of College of Pu
get Sound.
Due to Monday being q holida,
the meeting Of the Pierce Count
Agriculture Labor committee hs
been postponed TO Tuesday morn
ing At 10 o'clock. The session wi
Be held in the Winter school builc
ing At the Experiment station
Special Services
Special services under the dires
ton OF the choir will be held
the First Christian church sunds
at 7.so p. m Directed by Ruff
Fairbanks with Mrs. Madge Hur
accompanying. the group VIII sin
the anthem. Come Unto Ne
DR.. Wilbur Ely. former choir q
rector. win show technicolor pil
lures. Our Land Of Liberty
taken by him and Mrs. Ely. SON
Of which are underwater scene
A plan for remodeling the front ,
the church Is under way and n
proceeds will 20 into tins fun
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
C6io @aifenfreaas

Sab nit Buluer eingeidloiien belt
gr Iekte lid uno Hadte fir Dret
5biiile sic Yatronen fertig, fir ieoen
SdnB orei SUB Yuluer. sSie er tie
iiillte, fonmt Der Nad)bar sur Ned=
ten i,nb ritft: ,,@et alpap there, fire
OF pour rib'', nein SduB brennt
idon an oeinem Stob; lauf meg.
30, meinte Serrp, uoer 5dnB
ibldst nidt ourd; sic @ano (rib)
lift 5u oid; let Der go; S an iafe."
gr bleibt rubig iisen ltno fiiat feline
Gatronen. 8uuls, ba fnallts, 5eller
unb Naud, Elm &ollen bon &oblen
uno ein S1rei - 1no alles lit bor-
bel. Ser alte Sbneppe fomlnt ge=
lprungen uuo aud ser Stobbar =
lie fonnen falm Dor Galtd ieben Die
&ilte ilt be,noliert, Serrp n1lter bent
Saufen &obler,, bluteno aus bielen
8unoen - maltIetot. gtoh 1neDr
Wiuner fomnleu uHb Delfen; lie tra-
gen i'm nit bier Mant 5un Gingang,
lcgen i'm in eiien lepren gagen ltno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
6eoanfem uao Grianernngttl
gon @ep. Gran3 Guertges

Sein Sers bdtt feit on ieiner 2eiaen.
ihait; er unterbdlt iib nit leinen
Sreunoen iiber oas Sergniigen; er
bdlt es fir cine ltnmoglidfett. Die
8elt perlaiien su tonuen, Der er 70
lanse sebient bat. Shredlid, mein
Srel1nS, unb bod ipabrl 9a gcbt
auf einmal ein Shauoer ollrb Iei,ten
8orper. Ser falte Sooesi6ipeiB tritt
allf feline Stirne. gs lpiro bllnfel iun
ibn ber, oie Belt perldluinoet. er
iiebt auf einmal ale. feline Siinoen,
ale feline Sebltritte, aue ieine mi6-
bralhten @naben. MlIes siebt al
ibm poriiber. Ser @eoanfe, pie er
ii6 Dor @ptt entihuloigen ioa, rmlbt
ibm iett inn lebten slugenblid Die
9teue. 9a - feline Seele itebt Dor
Gottes gfidterItubl. 8dbreno nod
Die Srelinbe ben 2eib befiiblen, Oh er
piel(eidt nod le6e, lit bie Seele ibon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

peroanmt uuo befinoet iid ihon III
ser Soue, in emiser Dual.
Das 2eben iit f,,r5, bie @.uisfeit
lang, Der WenId lnuB oas fi,rSes Sc
ben aufs bette gebrauheu, lim 1T Ser
in,uerbauernoen @,uiefeit sliidiid,
3u fem.
9as 2eben lit filr5, Iaste Der Ba-
ter, uno ib oadte suriid az meiaeu
Suseuofreunb uHo Nabbaru SeSerrp
51neppe, Ser 1T ser uutereu Solo
nie 8udiuebom bel lns mobnte. @s
luar inn Somn,er 1884, als iuir beioe
bel uuiern Bdtera 1T bent Shadt
9tr. 10 arbeiteten. Sein Batter syrit
5bueppe fen. uno er arbeiteten i'm
oritten rebtea @ia9aas, ,,ab Batter
uuo ih i'm asueiteH rebten @ingaus,
Sod 18. Serrs iuar eiuise Sabre al
ter als id uuo fonate Ieinem Bater
nebr uno beiier belfen als id n,ei-
nem Batter belieu fonute. sSerrp mar
eiu lultiser fleisiaer> SSsuase uno bel
allen beliebt. Ct tpar Der Saupttmann
it Der Mrbeit, oenn ieiu Yater ipa,roe
alt nao iteif nn6 fonnte nidt 10 redt,
lpie ct iuobl toollte. Dorum tot Ser.
rig bie Sallptarbeit. Als bie 9eit
fam, 100 Die 8ersleute sic Shiiile
beiesten (tramp tbe boles) gius Ser
rp sum 8erfseisfaiteu, no ct fein
Yupier, SEIZE; PatrouenItod uuo oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

ans Sterben fonmt. . ia. bann per=
fhwin6et tuobl Sic Belt nit ibrer
2ult, aber oes Siinbers Ser5 bdngt
nod, az ser 8elt uuo miro audi nidt
auf bent Sterbebette Iid az ieiuen,
Shopfer tpenoen. @ir baben 8etpei1e,
baB groBe Siinoer lid auf Dem 5ter-
bebette on @ott ipanoten 1T Mnalt uub
9tot uub Sic Saframente empfinseu.
Gle famen ourb Die 8ranfbeit uuo
sparoen seiuno. s8elder Gang mar
tbr eriter? Der @ans sur alten Sci.
benldaft, 5ur Si.it, gum Bersaiisen,
anItatt sur 8ube. Sic batteu feline
ipabre &eue auf Sem Sterbebett se
Aabt, tparen iie ie seitorben, bann
toaren lie ,erioren setueiea.
s8er es i'm 2eben nidt ernit aim,Ht,
bent fonlmt es idredtid ernit Dor
tn lesten Ausenblid, tuenn es su ipdt
lit. Denfe sir, mein 5reuno, auf Ell
nem Bette eiuen Siiuoer, idper frauf
barnieber. Der 5iinber sla,bt nidt,
bas er 70 jung iterbeu iueroe, er fiiblt
tod, 2e6ensfrafte in iid. Seinc
Gre,tnoe tr0iten i'm nit ser 8eriide-
ruug. oaB ct gar nidt 10 franf lei,
tuas iie aber ielbit nid,t ala,tben. Ser
Siinber BORT nergeuoet Die lestc groBe
@naoe, bie @ott ibm ihidt, ct ber-
fhuenoet sic lesten, foitbaren Minu,
ten, nm lid) nit @ott a,lssltiobnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

brinsen i'm Sltm Stoaen (ilope) !;
BORT lesen iie ibn auf elm breites Brett
iuo tragen i'm bis Dor bie 5bmiebe.
Sscb tpar babel ltnb babe alles mitge-
n.adt nno bann trug mat ibu nod
Saule, nadOem mau subor Sic Wut-
ter benadribtist bate. Bas uar
Sas fiir eine Sdredensisene fir mid;
ser ar,ue Serrp! lluo ieine quite Wut-
ter Iuollte lih faum tr6iten laIien; iie
idrie unb peiute bitterlid, bis er be-
sraben luitroe au stueiten Gag nod
ber. 60 fam Ser Goo pl0sli9 nuo
u"ertuartet gu SsSerry 5dneppe.
~Das meaidlibe 2ebeu lit eine
Aeile gum Sima1el", iaste Batter Sci
ing 1T ieiner Erebist, nno 8ater
S6lidter fomn,entierte.., ioenn's gut
sebt nno lpir nidt ,,borbeiraHeln", ia,
nno on oem Beae gibt es piele Salte-
itationen, lpo Der 3us 8ropiant eli
nebmen mltB. Bater Shlibter 6ad-
te iuobl an ieiu eiseues 2e6en nit
pielen Stationen ,tno iA oadte an
talere &eiierei int 2an0e Der l,nbe-
srensten NOglidfeiten, bes rotten
Mannes ooer Der Ssnbianer. Seute
int Slten morgen int @eiten, bel,t,
int Siieen, ntorseu i'm Nor6en bod
oben in Nlasfa; beute nod moblbe-
fteat, @e(o int Sad uno auf Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Mus AnlaB ees @ali(ei= =Sentena-
RUINS eriunern Sic italienii1en fatbo-
liiden 3eitinsen oaran, baB 2aroi.
nal Waffi bon Yila i'm Sabre 1922
BORT ein Denfn,al fit Sen aroBen
@elebrteu errihteu tpollte. sssn Der
Soee oes aarbinals, ser ielber eia
srober 5orider auf 0em @ebiete ber
Natur'piiienibaften ipar, ioute ourd
oieIe firhlihe Misunderstanding
bent eroBen Sobne Yiias cine iuiir.
oise anerfennuas bereitet tperben.
Die antiflerifale Webrbeit, 6ie bis
5i,nt Durdbrud bes Saidismus III
Biia berridte, bintertrieb ieood oa-
malls auf Beiiuns Der 6reimaurerei
Die notluenbiee itd6tiide Denfmals-
erridtuna. 3um @riak bafiir ioirS
nun anlaBlid bes beurisen 800. 60
oestaees @olileis iu Bila ein @ali-
lei-Saus einge,ueibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
0sittps&, Sc. "a. ssaai 1943

8anf, inorgen DerloreiL arnl, beoiirf.
tig; beute nod ein reiher 5arnter.
noreen idon banferott - allies per-
ipielt, 5upiel getpast, iein Sano ,no
@llt siltg brauf ein armer ibare-
cropper. - . on lieber slltgultitt.
alles lit bin = g @elo lit bin, s Gut
lit bin, alles lit sltm 5..... bin
NinunIt es oo6 nibt 10 idtper, au.
quit ser lebt nidt mebr = ou lie
ber Muaultin alles lit bin. 60 oentt
ser 9urbIdnittsamerifaner nno
fingt pieoer friid bon ,teltem an.
Srp, TRIP again, bop!
60 babte aud nnier 8ater itn6
sing ipie ibpn friiber er5dblt, na@
Obio Suriid. 9od audi ouf bent 3use
orobte ibm @efabr. slls Der 3uI
ltabe bel Sborpe, 8is., burb oeu
8alb fltbr, 10 ,tm 10 ltbr porlu..
fiel eilt Sdl.B, id)lug ourb oas 5en-
tier 1mo alf Ser anoern Seite Der.
aus. Sater uno 8ruoer Seitwid ia
Ben 5ulalnnten lno lbd,1ten 5l'n
ssenIter binolts, Iaben aber 1tidts.
Der Bug bielt an, Oas gerlonal ltlt.
terlubte oaes, fano aber nihts.
Damn ging es lpeiter. &einer int 3ug
bate mas lnitgefriegt; tie lpaten bell
Gaoongefontten. ,,@ott Iei Sanf",
lagte ser Safer 5unt 8r,toer, ,,oer
liebe @ott bat nns ipieber beidiibt."
9tad einiger 3eit, oIs mir tuieoer
5ulaumen iuoren .it Sbio ltno oer
Sater red)t gut aufgelest mar, er5abl-
te er lnts am Slid, iuas ibut altf Der
Stiidreiie pallierte, ,lno pie Ser bl.
Sdueeneel beibe beihiibt babe. uSsSa.
Gioer, ibr ntiiBt ieoen Sag 5um
Shubet,eel bete,t; beiottoers ees
sWorgens, penn man oeR Sng be-
ginnt: Sell ger Sbubengel7 J meiit.
laB mid sir elnpfoblen iein, in alleu
Roten Itebe mir bel, 1no ba1te mid
bon 'Siinoeh fret. s(n bielent Sag
i1 bite bidj, erlel,d)te, bel1iiBe, re.
giere mid. slnen." ssSd bate ont
aforeen Sen bl SUubengel red)t
ernlt angerltfen uns auf Ser Geiie 5u
beidiiserL 1tno euren S6ubengel &c.
beten, iiber inns ale at ipaben, So.
nit ipir ale nieber suIammen fi-
men. Sc mar Dies oas erItenlal, ba6
mir m,seinanoergeriiien lpilrbeu.
Wtutter unb ibr in @tscpnliu limo
Seimrih nno ih bier iu Ohio" Ser
8ater iprad 10 ernlt uno framuL oaB
es nns al(e riibrte nno 5n .Ser5eu
sing. SD tpeiB id babe es ME Der.
geilen l,no bin ieinen @orten gefolst.
(6ortletuug folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
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Sesu einem @irts9aus laBen etnmal
einige 2ellte suianlrtelt, bie iiber oen
500 ipradeu. Oa iaste einer bon
ibuen: .Iber iouiel ueib id lmo
bas lit lider, Beute Iter6e if nidt. y
Die anoern fraaten gan5 Dertplnoert: ::
..Wie fannIt ou oas iuillen?" er aber
fprud): ,lluo ib luette nit e,,dJ, be,,te
tperoe id nidt Iterben.'' 8alo oar-
auf itano er mtf nno sing bnolts.
9a b0rte luan ein @erauld). Wan
lief bin5u uuo fano BEN Nann tot.
&c mar oie Sreppe beruntergefallen
uuo lag iebt altf oem 8ooen, oerielbe
Wanu, ser ioeben 10 iiher mar, beute
uidt 5u Iterbelt.
sSie eelebt, 10 aeItorbenl Gin iuab-
res @ort, nlein 2reuno. Dit ntadt
utan iid eroBe Soffnlmg "iid 81 BEL
fern uno iih ST. befebren, iuenn es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Den Weio freut's ibcu, auf ldledtem
Stubl 5u rnb'n,
8enn MIR Sic anbern ntiilien fteben;
ltno gerne ldi,ft er IN aerriii'nen
S6ub'n,
@enn nur oie an6ern barfltB geben.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26

For triangular lots, the rear yard
shall be the area of the lot lying
within circle having radius equal
to the depth of the required rear
yard and it's center at the point here
in defined as the rear property line
for such lots.
Is. "Side Yard: The required open
space on a lot between the side wall
line of building and the side line
of the lot and between the side wall
line of building and the side wall
line of another building on the same
lot.
ID. Single Family Dwelling: A
building arranged or designed to be
occupied by not more than one
family.
IS. Wherever the term planning
Commission" occurs in this ordin-
ance it shall be deemed to refer to
the Planning Commission of the City
of Kennewick.
? 16. Trailer Park: Any plot of
ground where accommodation is pro-
vided for two (2) or more families
to establish temporary or semi
permanent residences in automobile
trailers, house cars or other portable
or temporary habitations, whether
the wheels have been removed from
such portable habitation or not.
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ninety thousand (90,0O0) square
y feet nor for animal sheds or
barns to he located less than
one hundred (100) feet from
any public street or highway
nor less than one hundred (1OO)
feet from any property held
under different ownership from
that upon which shed or barn
is located.
(c) Kennels or small animal
farms, poultry or SQUAD farms
subject to such restrictions as
the Planning Commission deems
necessary.
Building Site
No one-family dwelling shall here
after be erected upon any lot or plot
having an area of less than six
thousand (6,000) square feet nor am
average width of less than fifty (50)
feet. No two-family dwelling shall
hereafter be erected upon any lot or
plot having an area of less than
seventy-two hundred (7,200) square
feet nor an average width of less
than sixty (60) feet. Nothing in
these regulations shall prevent the
erection of one ~ one-family
dwelling upon any lot or plot of rec
ord at the time of adoption of this
and that is of separate
and distinct ownership from any adj
Joining property.
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nance.
(a) Community club houses
(b) Golf courses Il
(c) Parks or Fairgrounds
(d) Nurseries Or green houses.
(e) Public utilities such as sub
stations, telephone exchanges
and bus depots
(f) Temporary offices, used in
the development of real estate
Building Site
No one-family dwelling shall here
after be erected upon any lot or plot
having an area of less than six
Thousand (6,000) square feet nor an
average width of less than fifty (50)
feet. No two-family dwelling shall
hereafter he erected upon any lot or
plot having an area of less than
seventy-two hundred (7,200) square
reet nor an average width of less than
sixty go feet. Nothing in these reg
ulations shall prevent the erection
of one (1) one-family dwelling upon
any lot or plot of record at the time
of adoption of this ordinance and
that is of separate and distinct own
erShip from any adjoining property.
Front, Side and Rear Yards
There shall be a front yard not
less than twenty-five (25) feet in
depth, a rear yard not less than
twenty-five (25) feet in depth, and
a side yard on each side of dwell
ing not less than five (5) feet in
width, except that the side yard of
a corner lot shall be not less than
ten (10) feet in width along the
thanking or side street line. (See
General Provisions "YardS")
RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Re-
Section 4:
In the Residential District (R-2),
no building or premises shall be
used nor shall any building be here
after erected or altered unless 9TH
erwise provided in this ordinance,
except for one or more of the fol-
lowing uses:
1. Any Use permitted in the Resi-
DENTAL District (R-1)
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dinance, except for one or more OF
the following uses:
1. Any use permitted in the Com
District (C-D provided thai
the Building Site" and yard" re-
1uirements of the Residential Dis
Jrict (R-2) shall apply to all dwell
ings and multiple family dwellings
Is if such dwellings or multiple fam
lily dwellings were intact located
within the Residential District
(R-2).
2. Any use, trade or industry moi
otherwise prohibited by law except
he following:
1) Abattoirs
(2) Acetylene gas manufacture OF
storage
(3) Acid manufacture
a. Ammonia, Bleaching Powder
or Chlorine manufacture
(5) Arsenal
(6) Asphalt manufacture or re-
filming .,
ca Blast Furnace
(8) Boiler Works a .
(9) Brick, vitrified tile or Terra
Gotta manufacture
(10) Candle manufacture
III Bag cleaning
12) Celluloid manufacture
(13) Coke ovens =
(14) Crematory
(15) Cresote treatment or manu-
facture -.#.
(16) Disinfectants manufacture
(17) Disillation of Bones, Coal or
Wood
(18) Dyestuff manufacture
(19) Exterminator and Insect Poi
SON manufacture
coy Emery cloth and sandpaper
manufacture
(21) Fat Rendering
(22) Fertilizer manufacture
(23) Fireworks or Explosive man
ufacture or storage
(24) Fish Smoking and Curing
(25) Forge Plant
(26) Gas illuminating or heat
ing) manufacture
(27) Glue, size or -gelatine manu-
facture
(28) Gunpowder manufacture or
storage
(29) Incineration or Reduction of
garbage, dead animals, offal or
refuse
(30) Iron, steel, brass or copper
foundry
(31) Lamp black manufacture
1927 Oilcloth or Linoleum manu-
facture
1887 Oiled, Rubber or Leather
manufacture gods.
I(34) Ore reduction
1851 Paint, oil, shellac, tJIrpentine
or varniSh manufacture
1857 Paper and pulp manufacture
(37) Perfume manufacture
1887 Petroleum Products, refin-
ing or wholesale storage of
petroleum
1897 Plating works
(40) Potash Works
(41) Printing ink manufacture
142) Pyroxlin manufacture
(43) Rock crusf1er
(A) Rolling mill +,
(45) Rubber or Gutta Percfla
manufacture or treatment
(46) Salt Works
(47) Sauerkraut manufacture
(48) Sausage manufacture
(49) Smelters .s...,. =.
fEnN
(51) Soda and compound manu-
;. facture r.. r..
(52) Stock yards ~.
(53) Stone Mill or Quarry
(54) Storage or bailing of scrap
paper, bottles, iron, rags or
junk ~.
(55) Stove polish manufacture
(56) Sulphuric, Nitric or Hydro
chloric Acid manufacture
(57) Tallow, grease or lard manu-
facture or refining from ami
NAL fat.
(58) Tanning, curing or storage of
raw hides or skins
(5s) Tar distflation or manufac-
tlire
(60) Tar roofing or water proof
ing manufacture
(61) Tobacco (cfewing) manu-
facture or treatment
(62) Vinegar manufacture
(63) Wool pulling or securing
(64) Yeast Plant
(65) And in general those uses
which have been declared
nuisances in any court or
record, or which may be OBJ
noxious or offensive by reason
OF emission of odor, dust,
smoke, gas or noise. Provided
that any of the foregoing pro-
hibited uses may be allowed by
special permit issued by the
Planning Commission after
notice and public hearing as.
provided by Section 16 OF this
ordinance.
Building Site
No building site regulations ex-I
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Accessory buildings shall be To-
Gated not less than sixty (60) feet
from the front property line and not
less than ten (10) feet from any
other street line except that a pri-
vate garage may be constructed as q
part of a dwelling.
6. Not more than two (2) signs
having an area Of not more than
six (6) square feet in each sign,
advertising the sale of products
raised or grown on the premises.
2. Work horses actually used in
connection with the agricliltur-
al uses permitted, provided that
no stable, barnyard or corral
shall be located less than seven
ty-five (75) feet from any dwell
ing or public street or highway.
8. ANY of the. following uses may
be allowed by special permit Is
sued by the Planning Commits
sion after notice and public
~ hearing as provided IN Section
16 of this ordinance:
--;(a) All types of agriculture not
not otherwise permitted.
OBJ Darying and stock rals-
- ing except the raising OF swine
or goats provided that no permit
shall be issued for dairying or
stock raising ON any tract Oh
land having an area OF less 1if'ai