Elyria Council OKs Rock Excavation Cost Increase in Sewer Bond Plan
Elyria City Council voted to transfer up to 21000 to the storm sewer bond fund to cover rock excavation cost overruns on the Northeast trunk line. The 1.5 million bond issue approved in 1947 funded three trunk lines with the contract price at 431793 and an overrun of 18913 as rock removal exceeded estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Richard Baird
Council
Squires, Saunders and Dempsey
Municipal
Cleveland
Dale Kallogg
Ault
Kennetth Lord
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
East Branch
Menne Black River
East Bridge
W. N. Bates
Everett
Rip and
Tuck
West Virginia
Transportation Nation
Cascade Colony
Louisiana
Kothe
Winnipeg
Canada
Arthur E. Hopkins
Grant
Seward Black
Eprice
W. Va
Ce Department
UN Assembly meeting called least productive
United Press reports from Paris that the General Assembly session was the least productive of all, split East and West amid Korea tensions and arms control disputes. The only clear action was the disarmament commission, with Western and Russian positions sharpening the divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Assembly
United Press
United Nations
General Assembly
Richard Witkin
Korea
T Disarmament Commission
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
William Oatis
UN Commission
Assembly
Jacob Malik
Paris
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Company.
A list of transfers filed February 1 and 2, 1952 covers properties in Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Oberlin and nearby towns. Names include Alfred Russo, Mary Sandor, Shirley Bittner, Bernard Simon, Christ Fahrney, Peter Leonard, Edwih ee Leonard, L A Rahl, Fred Leister, Charles Young, Lew Lesnick, Ivory Jackson, F A Stetson, Veneda Lehman, Carl Lehman, Mathilda Laird, Sandor Doman, Daniel Tellman, John Rasko and Sons, Rus sell Arnold, John Haller, Ronald Greenleaf, Margaret Munn, Alan Munn, John Hardgrove, Harold Hardgrove, William Williams, and others. A separate note records a Worcester burglar stealing from George Longstreet, with a dog occupied by the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Road Construction Co
Alfred John Russo
Ohio Ave
Lorain
Mary S. Sandor
Alex Moline, Jr
Reid Ave
Shirley Bittner
Richard Bittner
Elytia-Twinsbur
Eaton
Lehman-Johnson Co
Bernard H. Simon
Roxboro Rd
Vermilion
Julius Toth
Christ
Kenneth F. Smith
Abbe Rd
Elyria
Ivory Jackson
Joe Ben Davies
78Th St. Elyria
F. A. Stetson
Neva C. Thompson
Wooster St. Elyria
Veneda E. Lehman
Carl F. Lehman
Cooper-Foster Park Rd
Mathilda Zimmerman Laird
Sandor Doman
Et al Sublois
City Farms
Allt
Mathilda Zimmerman
Laird
3Andor Doman
Daniel Tellman
John Rasko and Sons, Inc
Oberlin Ave
BR Co
Gerald W. Bunyan
Russell M. Arnold
Iron-Belden
Avon
Hold Your Own Parade Board Tells Legion
The county board of commissioners refused a request from the American Legion for funds to sponsor a Memorial Day parade next May. The Legion hoped to stage the event at Sharpsburg, the Civil War battlefield. The commissioners stated taxpayers should not fund the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Legion
Board of County Commissioners
American Legion
Sharpsburg
Antietan
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Sewer Fund
Foster Avenue
Sanitation
Sanitation Department
Street Department
Lincoln
Cosmopolitan
Capri
Chronicle-Telegram
Indonesia
India
France
Britain
China
Phil Newson
Parker 51
Esterbrooks
Eversharp
Broad St
Grace A. Meyers
Lincoln Theatre
Chronicle - Telegram
the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
John J. Haller
Harold C Hardgrove
Glen Irden Rd
Avon Lake
William H. Williams
Joseph Triss
Lake Rd
Iownhelm
Worcester
Mass
George Longstreet
Herb
United Cleaners
Nichols
Washington
George Washington University
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Steve Anderson
Richard Mledges
In Com
Neb
John Parker
Wade Currier
Syracuse
Bass
Armed Services
Military Air Transport Service
Newfoundland
Labrador
Greenland
Currier
Toidy Toid
City
Albany
N.Y
Memphis, Tenn
Mneer
Brelliant
Atlas
Ed Sullivan
WEWS
Bread Sr
Kimbel-Terry
Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
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