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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1969

Page

4

Chicagoans startled by Jessica Westbrook outfit for Hair production

Chicago residents react to a gown designed by Jessica Westbrook for the Hair stage show. The air decorated outfit weighs 30 pounds and features 42 falls, drawing attention amid the production’s preparations and questions about rights and design provenance.

Jessica Westbrook

Christmas decorations installed in Wellington

The Wellington Board of Public Affairs has installed the first of its new Christmas decorations on the public square. The total program costs about $10.0 plus rewiring of electrical lines. Chandeliers hang from electrical poles and support electrically lighted candles with blue and green bulbs at garland ends.

Wellington Board of Public Affairs Public Square

Amherst Couple Seek Injunction In Lorain Court

An Amherst couple filed for an injunction in Lorain Court seeking to extend a pending order related to a Jose. The filing outlines the parties involved and requests court action to enforce the desired extension.

Jose

Hospital Discharges And Miscellaneous Names List

A fragmented hospital discharge list includes names such as George Sringle Ethelene Antrell and Angela Ingras with partial addresses on Lorain Vermilion and Wakeman. The OCR shows scattered street names and numbers, noting discharges and dates without clear context.

George Sringle Ethelene Antrell Hecock Lorain

Wellington council outlines paving payment options for Grand Avenue drives

Property owners along Grand Avenue may pay cash or have driveway approaches placed on the real estate tax duplicate as assessments. Snyder Brothers will absorb the first three feet of cost. About 4,000 dollars in federal and state aid is sought for the Bradstock tree program addressing ten dangerous trees. A 36 inch storm sewer on Pitts Road prompts repair claims against C P Gugenbach Company. The raw water pumping station for the 1.2 billion gallon reservoir on Pitts Road nears completion. Cash payments have 30 days after assessment notice, with possible twenty year repayment.

Wellington Grand Avenue Snyder Brothers Wooster Bradstock Tree Trimers of Aubrey Witbeck Bradstock

Patrolman Earns Higher Rating and Pay Increase

Wellington village council promoted Patrolman Ernest Good Jr. from Class D to Class C after one year of service. His monthly wage rises from 465 to 490 dollars. The decision followed a police safety committee recommendation with Police Chief Rudy Neuman blessing. A new base radio for the station has been shipped and will be in operation soon.

Wellington Ernest Good Jr Good Johns Sr Council Police and Safety Committee Rudy Neuman

TV survey of sewers offers educational view for Wellington

Wellington village hires AAA Pipe Cleaning Co of Cleveland to televise about one third of its sanitary sewers. Initial 70 feet along Jones Street reveal cracked tile tops and root intrusion. cameras show clear images. Project under Board of Public Affairs costs 11 600 dollars and will produce complete sewer maps.

Wellington Educatonal Television AAA Pipe Cleaning Co. of Cleveland Jones Street North Main Street Board of Public Affairs

Wellington council to press landowner over drainage issue

Wellington village solicitor Harrison Comstock will draft a letter to a Wellington apartment owner asking for action on a water drainage problem. John Augustine of 136 Jones St. told the council that water from a parking lot and James Guitar's duplex flows onto his land and he seeks aid to resolve it. He may seek a court injunction if unresolved. A line about raccoons follows.

Wellington Harrison Comstock John Augustine Jones St Council James Guitar Augustine

Creston Livestock Report Details Strong Calves and Mixed Hog Markets

Three hundred eight consignors sold 1,191 head. Better calves topped at 52.50 with many above 43, while medium calves and steers also held solid prices. Hogs eased slightly with No 1s above 25.50 and tops at 25.90. Cows dipped about 50 cents, Holstein cows at 21 top, bulls up to 27.40. Heifers and dairy cows showed strong demand with notable highs, lambs and pigs priced across multiple ranges.

Creston

Lorain County Bar to Review Fee Schedule at Dinner

Members of the Lorain County Bar Association will meet at the Holiday Inn on November 19 to discuss a proposed revision of the bar minimum fee schedule. A 2:30 p.m. briefing will precede the dinner, demoing the attorney computer research service, as announced by Bar President G. L. Severs.

Lorain County Bar Association Holiday Inn Bar G. L. Severs

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