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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1978
Page
19
Public notices detail a August 1 1978 Holstein cattle sale near Creston Ohio with real estate bids in Elyria Lorain County including Sublet No 21 232 Commodore Circle and other properties plus two 44 ton pickup bids and a separate August 2 1978 estate auction listing diverse household items and a jewelry ring sale.
A weekend auction in North Ridgeville features an assortment of household items for sale at Cassity's Moving and Storage plus a sealed bid process for city street and sewer improvements on Drake Street. The notice details bond requirements, plan availability, and bid submission rules, with the city reserving right to reject bids and a sheriff sale of real estate in Lorain County referenced.
In the Cleveland area the Coast Guard located three missing boaters aboard a boat from Parma. Don Kieliszek, 32, Laura Lapp, 27, and Wayne Lapp, 4, left Rocky River marina Wednesday at 3 pm for a pleasure cruise and were overdue before being found unharmed. The vessel had mechanical failure.
Lorain County Ohio court notices expose two parcels for sale. One in Eaton Township near Cowley Road and Twinsburg Elyria Road with 327 acres valued at 30,000 dollars, and the other in LaGrange Subdivision Equestarian Acres near Hidden Canyon with 21,000 dollar appraised value. Both require cash payment and bidders must meet two thirds of appraised value, filed under Civil Office notices.
On July 25 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Nagel Jr. at 33435 Detroit Road Avon. On July 26 a daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Metz at 14478 Baumhart Road Oberlin. Charles Monschein at 47252 Merriam Wellington listed for a birth. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chad Milam of 375 Circle Drive Amherst. Mrs. Phillip Gordon at 555 5 Abbe Road and Mrs. Howard Hollis at 316 Morgan Ave also noted in the notices.
Lorain County sheriff's deputies and MEG agents seized 25 marijuana plants from one to five feet tall during a Thursday night raid on 119 Country Place. Carole Lenzer, 31, was arrested and charged with trafficking in marijuana and released on a $1,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Aug. 4 in Elyria Municipal Court. Paraphernalia and more arrests were anticipated.
Rober A Au and Carol Au of 31887 Center Ridge Rd North Ridgeville sue Janice and Robert Callahan of 185 Pinewood Dr North Ridgeville in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking damages for injuries to Roger Au and property damage to Carol Au from a head on collision caused by Mrs Callahan driving the Callahan car.
In Lorain County Ohio case No 2381 the property known as Harvard Avenue Sublett No 18 627 Corneli Avenue Elgin is to be sold at public auction on Wednesday August 30 1978 at 9 20 am at the Civil Office Court House 1st Floor. The parcel fronts 49 80 feet on Cornell Avenue and runs 134 feet back with a plat shown in Maps Volume 15 Page 26 and is appraised at 30 500 dollars cash on day of sale. Vernon M Smith attorney.
Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus held a hearing on a motion to reduce the $300,000 bond for William Glenn Hardwick, 23, after his June 13 1976 indictment for the murder of Carol M. Baker. Investigator Ralph Gale testified the bond aimed to prevent witness intimidation as some witnesses were not yet accessible.
New London officials announce a one year deadline extension for emergency medical service training and certification. Gov. Rhodes signed the bill July 21. The Firelands Ambulance Service board seeks a state grant for an ambulance and radio gear as it prepares to bid.
Mrs Joyce Ferrar of 58 West Shore Drive Avon Lake will convene at the 6th North American Conference on Adoptable Children in Seattle today and Saturday. She is vice president of the North American Council on Adoptable Children and serves on juvenile justice and adoption networks in Ohio.
The state and federal programs committee on Wednesday night approved a water line project along Middle Avenue to improve water pressure in the Fuller Road area, advancing city infrastructure.
SOUTH AMHERST residents may face a 20 percent increase in water rates under a proposed ordinance to be presented for council approval. The measure would raise the quarterly charge from 10.50 to 12 for the first 9 000 gallons as the city seeks bids for a 32 000 project funded by a federal community development block grant. The plan includes 4 000 more for legal services from attorney David Basinski for property acquisitions.
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