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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
9
Service Director D W Kothe explains how an 18 913 claim will settle above an 431 793 bid on the Northeast storm sewer trunk line. City holds 40 300 of the bid until final inspection and completion, with 21 000 transferred to the sewer fund for payment when finished.
The contractor finished excavation and laying of the storm sewer along the Glover ditch old right of way but substantial finishing work remains. A 2 percent of the total price is withheld for one year while the sewer is tested, as a guarantee against defects. The city agreed to pay the complete bid price plus a run over allowance of 21 000 after pre final payment, pending contractor completion.
Listings for Grafton Columbia and Lorain County groups include library board meetings Farm Bureau councils band parents and women’s clubs with speakers and founders day plans. Saturday notes warn Dallas water tower painters face misdemeanor fines up to two hundred dollars.
Pattern R089 lists half sizes 14 16 18 1 2 201 2 221 2 241 2 with size 1 1 2 requiring 31 2 yards 99 1 for Marian Martin. The Chronicle Telegram notes pattern department address 232 West 18th Street New York and urges sending thirty five cents with size and style number for chart guidance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Selecky Jr., married Feb 2 at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton with reception at Elyria W C A. Bride Frances L. Buse, daughter of Mrs. Walter Buse, wore iridescent taffeta. matron of honor Mary Jean Masselle, and Wells W. Mole Jr. as best man. Over 100 guests attended from New York, Indiana, Virginia and Ohio.
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