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September 4, 1952
West Side News
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
What is this article about?
In Franklin County, Ohio, a court enforced an injunction closing two private dumps on McKinley Avenue, operated by Edward Henry and August M. Scheiderer, mandating use of the county landfill. Judge Randall called the city dump the worst offender, leading to calls for action against it.
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McKinley Dumps Are Now Closed; Court Orders Injunction Enforced
Enforcement of an earlier injunction against two private dump operators, became a reality last week when they were ordered to comply with terms of the injunction, cease operations and to use the county land-fill-disposal site on the Franklin County Home property.
On last Friday the opening of Franklin County's long-planned land-fill refuse program brought about the enforcement order against Edward Henry, 2238 Harper-rd, and August M. Scheiderer, 87 Hoffman-av, operators of the two dumps which have long been a bone of contention and subject of many arguments between the city and county officials.
The court order issued last Thursday instructed the owners to cover all refuse and to eliminate all fires on the properties.
The dump operated by Henry was located at 1874 McKinley-av and that by Scheiderer at Fisher-rd and McKinley-av.
When hearings on the injunction suits were heard before Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Randall, the jurist branded another McKinley-av dump operated by the city of Columbus as the "worst offender of all."
As a result of the charges made by Judge Randall, the county health commissioner, Dr. H. L. Mitchell, has asked Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett to seek an injunction against the city dump.
Enforcement of an earlier injunction against two private dump operators, became a reality last week when they were ordered to comply with terms of the injunction, cease operations and to use the county land-fill-disposal site on the Franklin County Home property.
On last Friday the opening of Franklin County's long-planned land-fill refuse program brought about the enforcement order against Edward Henry, 2238 Harper-rd, and August M. Scheiderer, 87 Hoffman-av, operators of the two dumps which have long been a bone of contention and subject of many arguments between the city and county officials.
The court order issued last Thursday instructed the owners to cover all refuse and to eliminate all fires on the properties.
The dump operated by Henry was located at 1874 McKinley-av and that by Scheiderer at Fisher-rd and McKinley-av.
When hearings on the injunction suits were heard before Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Randall, the jurist branded another McKinley-av dump operated by the city of Columbus as the "worst offender of all."
As a result of the charges made by Judge Randall, the county health commissioner, Dr. H. L. Mitchell, has asked Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett to seek an injunction against the city dump.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Dump Closure
Court Injunction
Private Dumps
County Landfill
Mckinley Avenue
What entities or persons were involved?
Edward Henry
August M. Scheiderer
Cecil J. Randall
H. L. Mitchell
Ralph J. Bartlett
Where did it happen?
Franklin County, Columbus, Ohio
Story Details
Key Persons
Edward Henry
August M. Scheiderer
Cecil J. Randall
H. L. Mitchell
Ralph J. Bartlett
Location
Franklin County, Columbus, Ohio
Event Date
Last Week
Story Details
Court enforces injunction closing two private dumps on McKinley Avenue operated by Edward Henry and August M. Scheiderer, requiring use of county landfill; Judge Randall criticizes city dump, prompting health commissioner to seek injunction against it.