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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1984
Page
14
On Saturday September 28 1994 a notice was filed regarding payable debts not to be reapplied for any contracts by George W Christian of 84 West Broad St Ellytia Ohio.
Plaintiffs Carol J Bennett and George M Churpek file in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas a complaint to register title and quiet title to Sublot No 272 in the Cleveland Beach Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Defendants include Marie Emile McClain and Herbert B McClain with unknown heirs and others. Hearings slated within 28 days after last publication. failure to answer may lead to default judgment. Attorney Biaszak represents the plaintiffs.
Sealed bids will be accepted at 1:30 pm on October 23, 1984 for the purchase of Jacle Cavers. Specifications can be obtained at the office of Lorain County Commissioners 226 Middle Avenue Elyria Ohio 44635. Bids must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check equal to five percent of the total.
Lincoln Service Corporation files suit in Lorain County Court seeking foreclosure on 234 Franklin Avenue Elyria also known as Permanent Parcel 06-24-069-106-008 Mendelson's Subdivision. Defendants John F Mifflin III and Anne Mufflin must answer by December 12 1984.
Elyria becomes site of a third lawsuit against truck driver Howard Stimson and employer Richard Zeller over the August Route 2 work zone crash that killed two Ohio Department of Transportation workers. Deborah Conley, admin of James Conley’s estate and guardian of five year old Deanne Conley, sues for 1.5 million for the child and heirs alleging loss of support guidance education and mental anguish.
Avon clean-up week runs October 16 through 20 with the Avon transfer station at 35060 Detroit Road open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dump permits are sold at Avon City Hall 6774 Detroit Road. Use is restricted to Avon residents with a permit.
On October 11 1984 writing purporting to the Last Will and Testament and First Codicil of Allene B Miller deceased of Vermilion County were produced in court. An application to admit the will to probate was made the same day and set for hearing November 8 19 4 at 900 AM CT.
Black River Board of Education unanimously approved purchasing an observatory near Norman Dria’s Huntington Township home on New London Eastern Road. The one acre site includes a dome observatory, a 20-student space, and a 600-pound telescope with 16 to 19 inch reflecting power. Dria, named Teacher of Excellence 1983 84, hopes to move the facility to Black River High School and use it for star gazing, physics classes, science clubs, and district wide teacher training programs.
Wakeman Township residents object to Thomas Tkach’s plan for a 75 to 100 unit camping and recreation park along the Vermilion River a mile north of Wakeman They fear air noise and visual pollution traffic and potential drop in property values The zoning board continued the hearing with no action on the variance and residents urged denial over concerns of a bowling alley trash and sidewalk issues and questions of benefit to the community
The Lorain Chamber of Commerce plans a January 19 debut for Uniquely Lorain, a locally produced image book funded by a $20,800 state grant. About 50 volunteers will help write, illustrate, and print 35,000 copies to distribute to residents, businesses, and offices, with leftovers used for development kits and inquiries.
Elyria reports County Engineer Lawrence V. McGlinchy granted administrative officer Leo J. Svete a 23.9 percent pay raise from 19 053 to 23 608 annually effective two weeks ago. Svete's duties merged with personnel officer, saving the county about 19 000 by not replacing a 23 000 salary position.
Vermilion High School Drama Club presents The Runner Stumbles by Milton Stitt on Thursday and next Saturday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium The play tells the true life story of a priest in upstate Michigan accused of slaying a nun Tickets are 150 for students and seniors and 2 for adults Tickets available at the door or by calling 967-3183 Dress rehearsal is Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Two free workshops co sponsored by Midview School and Lorain Community Hospital run 7 9 pm on November 8 and 15 at Midview Middle School. The first session covers six lifestyle components including stress and its health impact. The second focuses on physical fitness and habits. Registration by November 1 via Community Services Office 748 2121 Ext 220 10 am 2 pm.
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