The News-Messenger du lieu suivant : Fremont, Ohio • 2

RECORDS The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio, Thursday, November 27, 1997 Dorothy A. Hasselbach April 29, 1923 Nov. 26, 1997 Dorothy A. Hasselbach, 74, Fremont, died Wednesday at her residence. She was born in Toledo, the daughter of Wolfgang and Katherine (Mager) Eckert.

On Oct. 6, 1945 she married Harold "Jack" Hasselbach in Toledo and he survives. Mrs. Hasselbach was a 1941 graduate of Lake High School in Millbury and was employed as a bookkeeper at Hasselbach Air Comfort, owned and operated by her and her husband for more than 38 years. She was also a homemaker.

Also surviving are son Steven C. Hasselbach and daughter Lisa K. Hasselbach, both of Fremont. She was preceded by her parents, son Curtis Hasselbach, sister Hattie Orht and brother Hugh Eckert. Services are 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Wonderly-Horvath Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Oak Harbor United Brethren in Christ or Hospice of Sandusky County. Helen I.

Goetz April 13, 1916 Nov. 26, 1997 Graytown resident Helen I. Goetz died Wednesday at Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Perrysburg. She was 81. She was born in Graytown to John and Adella (Whittaker) Petersen.

On Nov. 3, 1938, she married Wilton Goetz in Graytown and he survives. Mrs. Goetz was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ in Elliston. Also surviving are son Roger Goetz of Graytown, daughter Carolyn Rohloff of Livonia, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and four step great-grandchildren.

She was preceded by her parents, son Arnold Goetz, granddaughter Jennifer Goetz, sisters Pearl Haeft and Luella Lowe, and brother Ervin Petersen. Visitation is 2 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Crosser Funeral Home, Oak Harbor, where services are 11 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Elliston Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Perrysburg. Stocks Wednesday's Dow 7794.78, down 14.17 AEP Kroger Aeqp Vk 50" LkHeed MrT95 ANDE NC Lowes 716 APAC 14 Lucent McDonald Amrtch 76 Moore 15 BncOne NCC BrshWI NflkSO CedrFr ChmTrl Pechiney NC Chrys Penny J.C.64% CHD Pfizer Col. Gas Rally CoopTr RalPus 93 DanaCp 45" RAD Eaton SFI FITB SEARS FE StdPrd FordM SME GTE USG Gannett LVA 32 Gn Mtr Wendy's Heinz WMX 24" HBAN WMT Keycorp 67" Whripl KMart YUM Source: Edward Jones In case of error It is the policy of The NewsMessenger to correct mistakes in a timely fashion. To report errors, please call 332-5511. CLOCK WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR JEWELRY 1 Carat Diamond Solitaire Rings starting at $1400 Repairs Done In-House OVERMYER JEWELERS 122 South Front Street Downtown Fremont 334-7699 HOURS: Fri.

9 Sat. 10 AM to 2 PM For a subscription to The News Messenger, call 332-5511 For Your Information Fremont police FOUND Gary L. March, 1004 Garfield 9 a.m. Wednesday, a 16-inch boys Magna "Starfire" bicycle in 1000 block of Cleveland Avenue. Gibsonburg police ASSAULT A 16-year-old juvenile reported a man attacked him in an alley off Madison Street about 8:40 p.m.

Wednesday. The youth did not seek treatment for minor injuries, police said. Police are investigating. Court news Bad check Jennifer L. Driftmyer, 22, Great Lakes Motel.

Jail: 10 days. No check writing for 12 months, stay out of The Fanatic for 12 months, make restitution by end of year. Eva J. Rodriguez, 2142 Sandusky County Road 707, Lindsey. Jail: 10 days, suspended.

Non-reporting probation: 12 months. To make restitution for bad checks, obtain valid driver's license, no check writing for 12 months and stay out of Kroger's for 12 months. Domestic violence Tim Simms, 38, 418 Second St. Dismissed. Obstructing Uryan J.

Frymire, 18, Toledo. Jail: 90 days, with 30 suspended. Fine: $50. Non-reporting probation: 12 months. Trena J.

Thompson, 21, 775 Sunny Acres. Jail: three days. Fine: $50. Persistent disorderly conduct Brian S. Dicker, 406 Sixth St.

Fine: $50. Wayne A. Pierson, 35, 10655 W. Ohio 2, Lot 6, Oak Harbor. Fine: $50.

Adam J. Knipp, 23, 1048 Garfield St. Jail: 30 days. Fine: $50. Terence Jackson, 22, 1335 Mosser Drive, Apt.

304. Jail: 30 days, with 15 suspended. Fine: $150. Good behavior: six months. Probation violation Jennifer L.

Driftmeyer, 22, Double AA Motel, Room 19. Dismissed. Frank A. Ferguson, 33, 1031 South St. Jail: 30 days.

Jose V. Fierro, 29, 100 S. Wood St. Jail: 10 days. Theft Steven M.

Lopez, 18, 224 St. Thomas Drive. Jail: 30 days, suspended. Fine: $100. Non-reporting probation: 12 months.

To make restitution, complete GED. Kyle L. Rapp, 18, 881 Eagle Court. Jail: 30 days, suspended. Fine: $100.

Non-reporting probation: 12 months. Unauthorized use Michael A. Lather, 22, 315 Middle St. Dismissed. Violating a protection order Wayne A.

Pierson, 35, 10655 W. Ohio 2, Lot 6, Oak Harbor. Jail: 30 days, suspended. Fine: $100. Reporting probation: 12 months.

Buying Prices Commodities Wheat 3.11 New Crop Wheat 3.39 Corn to Attica 2.54 New Corn to Attica 2.57 Corn to G. Springs 2.54 New Corn G. Springs 2.57 Corn to Old Fort 2.54 New Corn Old Fort 2.57 Corn to Kansas 2.54 New Corn to Kansas 2.57 Corn Ballville 2.54 New Corn to Ballville 2.57 Corn to Bellevue 2.60 Corn to Clyde 2.60 New Corn to Clyde 2.57 Bellevue Soybeans 7.01 Bell. New Soybeans 6.64 Soybeans 6.99 New Crop Soybean 6.64 Grain bids provided by Country Spring Farmers Co-op. The Ear All Ear Pin designs can be worn as pierced or non-pierced earrings.

Short hair does have advantages. You can show these off without even trying. Bruce Pollak JEWELER Phone 334-3279 Sat. 9:30 to 5 201 S. Front Downtown Real estate transfers Donald J.

Vannest Sr. and Madaline L. Vannest to David J. Vannest and Tracy A. Vannest, 266 Southwest Bellevue, $85,000, Nov.

18. Peter A. Gerds and Dawn R. Gerds to Gerald J. Porczak Jr.

and Tara J. Porczak, 1320 Hayes Fremont, $133,000, Nov. 19. Maureen A. Gedert, trustee of the Maureen A.

Gedert trust, to William R. Halm and Laurie A. Halm, 1323- McPherson Fremont, $80,000, Nov. 19. Kim Allen Gay, also known as Kim A.

Gay, to Joey W. Perkins, building lot on Sandusky County Road 268, Vickery, $20,500, Nov. 19. Donna J. Malone, formerly known as Donna J.

Salyers, to Gary L. Keeran and Amy Keeran, 407 S. Maple Lindsey, $15,000, Nov. 19. Estate of Hazel F.

Williamson to David W. and Cathy M. Williamson, 801 N. Brush $62,000, Nov. 19.

Susan M. Krause, now known as Susan Krause Drath, to Luann M. Wetzel, 1702 Croghan Fremont, $78,300, Nov. 20. Roger A.

Dearsman Jr. and Christine R. Dearsman to Eric J. Gresh and Jo Ann Gresh, 3291 Sandusky County Road 175, Clyde, $162,000, Nov. 20.

L. Daniel Liskai and Sharon S. Liskai to Norman A. Runion and Shari E. Wiseman, property on Borcherding Road, Woodville, $23,000, Nov.

20. Mark A. Schrickel to Harold F. Kerns, 105 Springbrook Drive, Fremont, $18,500, Nov. 20.

Eddie Lee Jr. to Dorothy M. Atkins, 1222 Carbon Fremont, $0 (gift), Nov. 20. Norma J.

Spanfellner to Dan C. Walters and Marjorie A. Walters, 400 W. Stevenson Gibsonburg, $52,000, Nov. 21.

William T. McGrady, trustee of the McGrady Trust, to Michael A. Koebel, building lot on Morrison Street, Fremont, $12,300, Nov. 17. Harold M.

Hawk and Viola H. Hawk, trustees, to Richard E. Kuhlman and Judy L. Kuhlman, 637 Ohio 523, Fremont, $195,000, Nov. 17.

Karen S. Stout, executor of Eldred M. Bliss estate, to Patricia A. Miller, 2401 Buckland Fremont, $56,000, Nov. 17.

Arrietta Jenkins and others to Jody Bogner and David P. Bogner, 608 Race Clyde, $58,500, Nov. 17. Terry D. Merritt to Andrew M.

Kleinhans, 640 Sandusky County Road 12, Fremont, $87,000, Nov. 17. George B. Perry Ill to Linda D. Cutshall, 229 S.

Main Clyde, $47,000, Nov. 17. John Gerald Rusch (by sheriff's sale) to Federal National Mortgage Association, 1805 Croghan Fremont, $61,000, Nov. 17. Ronald L.

Wetzel and Luann M. Wetzel to Thomas D. Grothouse, 441 Sandusky County Road 108, Fremont, $145,000, Nov. 17. Gary L.

and Marie E. Perkins to David J. Fahrbach, 1210 Rawson Fremont, $24,000, Nov. 18. ATTENTION Kmart Shoppers In our November 27 29 sale circular, the Kodak Advantix 2100 APS camera is advertised on page 17 for 59.99 with a 15.00 mail-in rebate offer.

Due to an inadvertent error the Yashica Profile Zoom QD is incorrectly pictured next to the written description of the Kodak Advantix 2100 APS Camera. We regret any inconvenience this error may have caused our customers. SM Balderama pleads not guilty to drug, abduction charges News-Messenger reports The following people were arraigned Wednesday in Sandusky County Common Pleas Court: Mark R. Balderama, 34, Fremont, entered not guilty pleas to one count of first degree felony cocaine possession and two counts of third-degree felony abduction. According to reports, Balderama abducted a 13-year-old and 15-year-old boy from the vicinity of Fourth and Howland streets on Oct.

20. When police were called to Balderama's residence, they allegedly found him in possession of more than 100 grams of crack cocaine, according to reports. Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge Margaret Weaver continued a $10,000 cash bond set in Fremont Municipal Court, and set a jury trial for Jan. 12. If he is convicted, Balderama faces a mandatory 10 years in prison on the drug possession charge, and another five years on each count of abduction.

Raymond Mincey, 37, 91 Middle Fremont, entered not guilty pleas to one count each of failure to comply with the order of a police officer, receiving Marriage licenses Alvis F. Goble, 71, Clyde, retired, and Kate A. Perkins, 69, Clyde, retired. Ronnie Lee Martinez, 25, Fremont, se -employed, and Bobbie Jo Myers, 25, Fremont. Marvin Duane Spanfellner, 40, Helena, laborer, and Carolyn Kathleen Barber, 43, Helena, laborer.

Edward O'Keith Caldwell, 42, Fremont, laborer, and Patricia Mary Overmyer, 46, Fremont, homemaker. Mark Alan Crispen, 38, Fremont, carpenter, and Nancy Kay Crispen, 38, Fremont, assembler. Thomas John Tille, 55, Gibsonburg, self-employed, and Linda Marie Henline, 45, Gibsonburg, dental receptionist. Anthony Lynn Harrison, 26, Kokomo, laborer, and Belinda Esperanza Arriaga, 22, Gibsonburg, insurance representative. Justin Caine Kiser, 22, Clyde, laborer, and Danicia Lynette Kidwell, 24, Clyde, factory worker.

Dwayne Steven King, 31, Fremont, laborer, and Kristina Theresa Ortega, 29, Fremont, laborer. In Today's Holiday Helpers Connie's Cakes Tangles Hair Tanning have incorrect phone numbers. THE CORRECT NUMBERS ARE Connie's Cakes 334-8284 Tangles 332-9200 PRICES ARE FALLING SCOOTER and LIFT CHAIRS Full Power Lift Recliner Assorted Colors Fabric Guard Full Warranty INVACARE $395.00 Savings on all in-stock Lift Chairs and Scooters up to off MEDI-CARE ORTHOPEDIC FREMONT SANDUSKY OREGON BOWLING GREEN FINDLAY 1900 W. State St. 5500 Milan Rd.

3246 Navarre Ave. 1045 N. Main St. 402 Tiffin Ave. (419) 332-0892 (next to Lowe's) 888-693-7413 800-546-0808 800-321-7633 800-837-9834 1-800-444-9237 stolen property, and title forgery.

He is charged with eluding law enforcement officials at the vicinity of Buckland and Cleveland avenues Nov. 6. On the same day, he was reportedly in possession of another person's vehicle, and forged that person's name to a vehicle title, according to police reports. Judge Weaver continued a $14,000 cash bond set in municipal court, and set the matter for trial on Jan. 27.

Also in court Wednesday: Amanda J. Rivera, 21, 2766 W. State pleaded guilty to one count of attempted burglary, a fourth-degree felony. The original third-degree indictment charge claims Rivera broke into the home of Kenneth and Laurie Garabrandt at 2784 W. State St.

Aug. 6. The Garabrandts were being held in the Sandusky County Jail at the time of the alleged breakin on unrelated charges. The News Messenger USPS 210-020 Thursday, November 27, 1997 Vol. 142 No.

204 The News-Messenger, A Gannett Satellite Information Network newspaper, is published daily except Sunday at 1700 Cedar Fremont, OH 43420. Second class postage is paid at Fremont, OH 43420. Postmaster: Send address changes to The News-Messenger, Box 1230, Fremont, OH 43420. ALL OFFICES Fremont. 332-5511 Clyde, toll All other Jim Daubel Publisher.

112 Executive Editor 140 Genia Lovett Advertising Director 120 Circulation Director 180 Steve Avery Production Director 170 Amy Schwartz 160 Henry Karcher Commercial Printing 171 Market Development 128 A 17-year-old Hamilton boy was also charged in connection with the alleged break-in. His case is pending in juvenile court. Rivera faces a maximum prison term of 18 months. She will be sentenced Jan. 15.

Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge Harry Sargeant reduced the bond of Ronnie Martinez from $100,000 cash to a recognizance bond. Martinez, who is indicted on one count each of theft, arson and forgery, was recently furloughed from a six-month county jail term on a misdemeanor conviction to receive treatment. Sargeant agreed to the bond reduction so that Martinez could receive the treatment. The theft and arson charges claim Martinez stole a 1983 Buick Regal and set it on fire in June. The forgery indictment claims that in September, Martinez wrote a $291 check to Super Kmart on the account of Thatcher the Cleaner.

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