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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
17
Public notices detail two Lorain County real estate sales set for August 9 1972. Includes parcels in North Ridgeville and Elyria with appraised values and bidding terms. Attorneys and sheriffs listed, plus legal notices concerning wills and title actions.
Public auctions of real estate in Lorain County Ohio are listed with details of parcels in North Ridgeville and Elyria. The notices name defendants, attorneys, sale dates July 1972, addresses like 6945 Glendale Road and 146 Irondale Street, and sale times around 9:20 to 9:40 AM.
Lorain County sheriff sale notices list multiple properties in Elyria, Carlisle Township, and North Ridgeville. Auctions include Lot 72 in Lindale Addition, Original Carlisle, and a parcel in Meadows Allotment 1, with dates set for July 26, 1972, at 9:30 a.m., subject to legal conditions and costs.
Public auction scheduled for July 19 1972 at 9 30 a m in Lorain County Ohio for parcel known as Sublet No 1 il Parkwood Estates No 2 731 Case Avenue Elyria appraised at 15500 dollars with sale subject to all legal highways and to council approval two thirds of appraised value minimum bidding rules noted by sheriff Gary W Dubin June 16 23 39 July 7 14 72 Case No T 1554.
Public sheriff sale notices in Lorain County Ohio announce August 16 1972 at 9 30 AM for Elyria property at 20 Shear Street and Sublet No 46 in Bronson addition. Another listing covers North Ridgerville Lot Block HH Ridgerville Heights with a sale at Lorain County Court House on an August date, describing the parcels and streets Adele and Wain.
Patrick McNulty, former Lorain City Tax Administrator, failed to secure pay for sick days, vacation time, and compensatory time after resigning May 3 amid an inquiry into his part time jobs. City Prosecutor Parobek and the finance committee backed the opinion that only vacation pay is due. The panel also noted McNulty quit after learning of the investigation. Elio Jacobozzi planned meetings with state officials on federal funds to repair weather damage from hurricane Agnes to Lake Erie shore parks.
Lorain County traffic watch list notes two deaths in Elyria and six total fatalities this year with urged cautions to stay off the list and drive safely.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE council members hear a brief progress update on the proposed waste treatment plant. Ron Bill urges taping January meeting for monthly replay to spur action.
At the French Creek Council meeting no action occurred as OWDA representatives and the Johnson and Anderson firm were absent. OWDA reported two land options and three parcels near Case Road by French Creek for the waste treatment plant serving Sheffield Village Avon and North Ridgeville. The director declined naming parcel owners, while council urged OWDA representation or progress reports. The next meeting is August 10 at Sheffield Lake.
Lorain legislative committee approved the rules for an auxiliary police group. The plan, tied to Mayor Zahorec’s campaign, will replace the Emergency Police with the new unit headed by the safety director, with Chief Malinovsky and others endorsing the framework.
Lorain County Joint Vocational School moves toward phase II expansion after a school board vote. Supt. William R. Burton and architect Ed Crider were authorized to present plans to the state board for approval on July 21. If approved, bids for foundation and site work would open about August 21. The expansion, likely 20 months, will occur in three phases: site work, steel frame erection, and finishing. The school now serves five districts and offers 30 courses. by September 1975 it will serve nearly all county schools except Lorain with about 50 courses.
Lorain County Commissioners reappointed Kenneth A. Sommer to the Lorain County Airport Authority for a term ending March 9, 1975. Sommer, a Lorain native and business owner, serves on regional planning and chamber transportation committees.
The Community Co op Kindergarten at 960 Livermore Ct Elyria has won tax exempt status from the IRS after adopting a racially non discriminatory admissions policy. District director F S Turbett Jr notes the ruling follows IRS guidance issued in July 1970 ending exemptions for private schools practicing racial discrimination.
Lorain council committee heard that Leavitt Road from Jaeger to Cooper Foster Park has few accidents mainly at intersections and worsened by bad weather. A state skid test is pending while city officials study whether speed limits should drop. a TOPICS program seeks federal funds to fix hazards and improve flow.
Two personal injury suits tried together in Lorain County Common Pleas Court before Judge Rov F. Kelly ended with verdicts for the defendant. Plaintiffs Theodore Jarnagin and Join Bennett claimed injuries from a collision on Route 201 in Sheffield Village January 11, 1968, seeking $15,000 and $10,000 respectively.
A one car crash on Rt 57 near the 200 block of Wesley Avenue injures Thomas G Seres 19 of 36561 Rt 57 Elstia police say he lost control and struck an Ohio Edison pole He was treated at Eivria Memorial Hospital and cited for reckless operation by Elstia Police.
Arnold Caskey, 28, of Rt. 58, pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to 30 days in jail with 27 days suspended on payment, and his driver's license suspended 30 days. The arrest occurred June 2 by the State Highway Patrol.
A court record itemizes drivers from Lorain to North Ridgeville and surrounding towns with offenses including speeding red lights stop signs improper backing unsafe vehicle and intoxication. Fines range from 5 to 33 dollars with several entries noting suspensions or multiple charges.
Calvin L. Morton, 45, of 2313 Elyria Ave Lorain described by sheriff officers as the chief fence for a gang responsible for 77 burglaries, was arrested on two counts of receiving stolen property after being indicted by the Lorain County Grand Jury. He posted $1000 bond after arrest at his store. Lt. Henry Zieba said Morton was the main fence and helped solve burglaries dating to last year with the prior arrests of six other men.
A five year old Elyria girl was in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on Garden Street. Charles F. Taylor, 39, of 126 West Bridge Street, swerved to avoid the child, police said. the girl is listed with head, leg, foot and ankle injuries.
Oneonta Alabama AP report quotes Mayor Reichlin criticizing Senator George McGovern for changing positions and failing to take a firm stand. The mayor says he has not supported McGovern and is unsure about backing the ticket. Edward Miles, retired mining and chemical engineer, has taken up sewing for family members.
A Norwalk woman, Donna Burkett, 29, and her children Elizabeth 5 and Matthew 2 were injured near Collins when her car left the highway, rolled, and stopped after crossing the center line. All three were listed in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk.
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