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CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

Sports, like everything else, are trying to fi nd their way in the midst of a pandemic altering people’s lives in the short and long term. In the weeks and months to come, the Repository/Independent will explore the different ways athletes and coaches are adapting to their new normal.■ TODAY: Baseball, football and softball coaches talk about the uncer-tainty of their upcoming seasons.■ THURSDAY: Soccer, tennis and track coaches talk about the uncer-tainty of their seasons.

ADOPTING A NEW NORMAL:HIGH SCHOOL COACHES

FALL: FOOTBALL

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■ Jackson head coach Tim Budd is hoping a residual effect from the coronavirus pandemic is a new perspec-tive once his football team is able to get on the field.

DEALING WITHTHE UNKNOWNBy Chris EasterlingThe Independent

Nate Moore admits he’s a foot-ball coach, not Nostradamus.

So, when it comes to where his team — or any other football team in Ohio — will be in August, the Massillon head coach isn’t about to venture a guess.

The only thing Moore knows is plenty of unknowns remain as everyone deals with the impact from the coronavirus.

“We just have to, everybody, maintain a sense of unity and follow the instructions from all of our leadership and government and elsewhere and maintain a safe social distance and hopefully we can come out of this soon,” Moore, also the high school’s ath-letic director, said Wednesday.

Like other athletic directors around the state, Moore received Tuesday’s email from the Ohio High School Athletic Asso-ciation updating the schools on the status of spring spots. The OHSAA extended the no-contact period out until at least May 1 for all sports.

Coaches using home workouts, technology to prepare for a season that remains in limbo

INDEPENDENT KEVIN WHITLOCK

■ Fairless head coach A.J. Sarbaugh isn’t just dealing with the impact of the OHSAA’s no-contact period during his football team’s offseason, but also the postponement of his softball team’s regular season.

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■ Jackson head coach Bill Gamble (left) and East Canton head coach Doug Miller are hoping that the OHSAA’s use of the word postponement gives their teams some hope that they will play this season.

SPRING: BASEBALL

By Josh WeirThe Canton Repository

Each spring for the previ-ous 40 years, there has been a high school baseball season for East Canton’s Doug Miller to coach.

There still is a chance that streak gets to 41, but Miller and other area baseball coaches acknowledge it’s slim.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association extended its spring sports postpone-ment to May 1 on Tuesday, a day after Gov. Mike DeWine ordered schools to stay closed until at least then in efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

“Their use of the word ‘postponement’ gives us some hope. At least we have a chance,” Jackson head coach Bill Gamble said. “I’m sure (OHSAA) Commissioner (Jerry) Snodgrass and his people are working on 18 dif-ferent plans for what-ifs.”

Even if — a big “if” — schools reopen on that

following Monday (May 4), there are plenty of questions to be answered for baseball to be able to rev back up and play an abbreviated yet legiti-mate season.

OHSAA winter tourna-ments were postponed March 12 and spring sports postponed the next day, with spring sports given a best-case target of April 6 for restarting practice and April 11 for starting games.

The remainder of the winter tournaments were canceled last week. Spring sports are still alive, but now the postponement will stretch to at least seven weeks if the season begins.

“The original plan was one week of acclimation and then start playing games for real,” Gamble said. “But I don’t know what it means now when you’re looking at seven weeks off now vs. three weeks. The more time for acclimation means there is less time to play games.

Keeping faithBut coaches agree period of acclimation will be necessary before season resumes

■ Lake’s Emily Ickes (left) celebrates

with Jessica LeBeau after Ickes scored

during a game against Perry

at Lake in April 2019.

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SPRING: SOFTBALL

By Joe ScalzoThe Canton Repository

The news doesn’t give much hope to Lake High School softball coach Mike Hagy.

His players do.“I’ve been talking to my girls, espe-

cially the seniors, and they’re kind of upbeat,” Hagy said. “As long as there’s a little bit of hope, they’re good. It makes me feel better.”

Hagy said the Blue Streaks continue to

train on their own with an eye on resum-ing May 1. On Tuesday, the Ohio High School Athletic Association postponed the start of the spring sports season through May 1, which coincides with Gov. Mike DeWine’s mandatory school closures.

Hagy believes his players would need less than a week to be ready for regular-season games.

“With a team like ours, if we had three or four days, we’d be ready to go,” he said.

Streaks remain upbeatLake’s Hagy feels team could be ready to play in ‘3 or 4 days’

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: OHIO STATE ■ Most NBA mock drafts have Ohio State junior Kaleb Wesson being selected in the second round.

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COLUMBUS Kaleb Wesson is going to explore his NBA Draft options while retaining his col-lege eligibility. After a junior

season at Ohio State in which Wesson earned second-team All-Big Ten honors, that much was a given.

Now, the question is whether the uncertainty regarding the pre-draft process and when

the draft might even take place are having an impact on whether Wesson will enter the draft or return to the Buckeyes for his senior season.

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Also in the email, the OHSAA said it is doing “worst-case planning” for any potential impact the pandemic may have on offseason programs in the summer and on fall sports.

The Independent and Repository contacted sev-eral Stark County coaches Wednesday to see how they are handling things in their programs

Already in limboThere may be few

football coaches in Stark County better prepared to handle any possible adjustments to the foot-ball season than Fairless head coach A.J. Sarbaugh, who also is the school’s softball coach. He already has one team in limbo.

“I feel terrible for my six (softball) seniors,” Sarbaugh said. “You’re sitting back and you’re talking to assistant coaches or you’re talk-ing to other people, and you’re like, ‘You went through all of this condi-tioning, you went through hitting, you went through indoor league, and then you’re getting ready for your season, and it’s not there.’ ”

The big impact on football right now is each team’s offseason weight program.

McKinley head coach Marcus Wattley said his Bulldogs were performing well in workouts and he has tried to give them the resources to continue that momentum during the hiatus.

“They have enough information, where they can take whatever (equip-ment) they have and get their workouts in,” he said. “They can still run, they can still do stuff on their own. It’s just about how hungry and eager they are to get better.

“You can’t make excuses because everyone is going through the same thing. We just tell them to stay active, stay on their grades, stay out of trouble and do what they’re sup-posed to do.”

Using technologyGlenOak head coach

Beau Balderson is enter-ing his second season with the Golden Eagles. After going 1-9 with a young roster last season, this offseason was going to be huge, Balderson said.

“Oh man, it’s the most frustrating thing,” he said. “We played a lot of sophomores and juniors last year and there were games where we got phys-ically beat up. I did not see that coming this year. Kids were finally going to spend a whole year in the weight room, getting stronger and building bonds, and it all came to a screeching halt.”

Balderson set up a Google Classroom where he could post workouts for his players, but he

knows home workouts can’t compare to team workouts.

“It’s different when you have competition and your teammates and coaches are pushing you,” he said. “A handful of guys have weights at home and everyone can get out and run, but it’s not the same.”

Using technology, though, is enabling the coach to attempt to main-tain some semblance of a workout.

“Our strength pro-gram is on a program application now called TeamBuildr, so every-thing that we do is online,” Moore said of Massillon. “It was as smooth a transition as you could possibly have, I would say. They still have their regular workouts on the TeamBuildr app that they can log on to.”

Coronavirus concernsWhen asked if he thinks

players and parents will be worried about resuming football in the summer, Wattley said it comes down to trusting the authorities when they say it’s safe to resume sports.

“I think people will trust the protocol they tell you to follow and I know we’ll follow ours to a ‘T,’ ” he said. “If anything, we’ll go a step further to make sure everyone is safe and that we’re doing the right things. You can’t guar-antee anything, but we’ll do as much as we possi-bly can to make sure that everyone is taken care of.”

While some players and parents may be concerned about playing a contact sport before the coro-navirus is eradicated, Balderson is more worried about the locker room.

“I’d say at least once a season the flu hits the locker room,” he said. “For us, it was Week 3 last year against Aus-tintown Fitch. For others, it was Weeks 4, 5 and 6. It spreads like that.

“But the flu is one thing. This is a completely dif-ferent animal. It’s one thing when you’re outside in an open area and physi-cally hitting, but when kids are in close contact

in an enclosed space, it seems like that’s when things like that (viruses) really take off.”

Looking aheadWith each extension

of stay-at-home orders by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, the chances of the football season being impacted increase. Fall practices for football are set to begin statewide Aug. 1.

“As far as we’re con-cerned, with our football preparing for the worst, we’re not getting too far ahead of ourselves,” Jack-son head coach Tim Budd said. “We’re looking at what we’ve got upcoming in May and June and just kind of put together some dates where we have to make a decision on what we’re going to do.

“I don’t want to get too far ahead, because we don’t know what the world’s going to look like in two weeks, let alone two months. So to try to project all the way out to August, let’s say, there’s just too many moving parts.”

Balderson has created two offseason calendars, one for if his players are back in June and the other if they’re back in July.

“Once you get beyond that, it’s a little sketchy,” he said.

There is one definitive thing that Budd knows to be true. Or, at least, he knows he will make it true for his team.

That will be how his players respond once they return to football activities.

“Maybe this fall sports season, our perspective ought to be a little differ-ent,” Budd said. “Nothing about what leads up to it is going to be the same as it has been. Maybe we need to look at this as an opportunity for kids to get back together with their friends, resume a normal life and just enjoy recre-ation and enjoy being with their peers. If that hap-pens, then in my opinion, this football season would be a success, irregardless of wins or losses.”

Repository sports writer Joe Scalzo contributed to this story.

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n Massillon head coach Nate Moore said his team is trying its best to work through the unknowns that exist during the offseason due to the coronavirus.

Hagy would then like four to five weeks of regular-season play before the tournament. The sectional tourna-ment was originally scheduled for May 9 through 16, followed by the district (18 through 23), regional (27 through 30) and state tournaments (June 4 through 6).

But the season wouldn’t have ended until June 13, so if the OHSAA were to add a few weeks, it wouldn’t be too dis-ruptive, he said.

“I’m sure the ADs (athletic directors) have a plan,” Hagy said.

Lake is projected as a state champion-ship contender in Division I, returning seven senior starters from last year’s Federal League championship team that lost 1-0 to eventual state champion Louisville in the district final. All seven will play college softball at the Division I or II level.

“At this point, we’re just hoping to play again,” Hagy said. “But I think May 1 is probably the latest we could go. After that, it would be tough. We’re hopeful, but nobody really knows for sure what’s going to happen.”

STREAKSFrom Page C1

“From the OHSAA’s per-spective, I’m not sure how far they can push back the start of sectional-district (tournament) play.

“But you need a period of acclimation for your arms to be ready and for timing on the swings.”

The building up of arm strength and having enough pitching depth overall are two major concerns for base-ball’s chances.

Miller has 16 total players in his Division IV program, so it’s not like he has a deep stable of arms at his disposal.

Keep in mind, players aren’t able to train right now with coaches or practice at school facilities during this no-contact period. Some kids might be able to do only limited baseball-related work, if any at all.

“Is my No. 1 pitcher

going to be able to throw 75 pitches?” Louisville head coach Brian Warner said of playing games after a week or two of practice. “I think

player safety is going to come into play.”

Warner believes some strict pitch counts could be instituted if the season does start.

If teams need two weeks to get ready, that means the season starts in mid May at best (when sectional tourna-ment play typically begins). The state tournament is scheduled for June 11-13, a date that likely would need to be pushed back if the season happens. But coaches are unsure how far into the summer the season could be pushed for a variety of reasons.

What does an abbreviated regular season look like? Miller feels like something around 15 games is a doable target, although that could be high.

Miller is a 1970 graduate of Canton Lincoln. He remem-bers a season as a player in which his Lincoln team was just 9-3 going into the

tournament because of bad spring weather.

Despite all the hurdles, Gamble emphasizes this: “If they give us a chance to play, we’re going to play.”

These are frustrating times for coaches and athletes.

Many of Warner’s eight seniors this season were stuck behind the 12 seniors on last year’s team. This is supposed to be their moment.

This is supposed to be Miller’s 41st season coach-ing baseball and 39th as a head coach (his fourth at East Canton after a legendary run at Central Catholic).

For now he waits and hopes that it materializes in some form.

“It just makes you take a break and realize how much you love the game and love the kids,” he said. “I miss the kids. I miss seeing them. I miss practice.”

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n Louisville’s Bryce Zuppe gets a fist bump from head coach Brian Warner after scoring against Canton South during an April 2019 game.

SPORTS IN BRIEF

CORONAVIRUS UPDATES

Wimbledon is canceledFor the first time in its nearly century-

and-a-half history, Wimbledon was canceled for a reason other than war, scrapped in 2020 on Wednesday because of the coronavirus pandemic.

With Britain under a nationwide lock-down, the All England Club announced its decision to call off its storied two-week grass-court tennis tournament, something that hadn’t happened to the sport’s oldest Grand Slam event in 75 years.

“It has weighed heavily on our minds that the staging of The Championships has only been interrupted previously by World Wars,” club chairman Ian Hewitt said, “but, following thorough and extensive consid-eration of all scenarios, we believe that it is a measure of this global crisis that it is ultimately the right decision to cancel this year’s Championships, and instead con-centrate on how we can use the breadth of Wimbledon’s resources to help those in our local communities and beyond.”

Wimbledon was scheduled to be played on the outskirts of London from June 29 to July 12. Instead, the next edition of the tour-nament will be June 28 to July 11, 2021.

Eight-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer surely spoke for many tennis play-ers, officials and fans with a one-word message on Twitter: “Devastated.”

Also Wednesday, the ATP and WTA announced that the men’s and women’s professional tours would be suspended until at least July 13, bringing the number of elite tennis tournaments affected by the new coronavirus since early March to more than 30. The top tours already had been on hold through June 7.

Wimbledon is the first Grand Slam tournament wiped out because of the coro-navirus; the start of the French Open was postponed from late May to late September.

Shortly after the news came from Wimble-don, the U.S. Tennis Association issued a statement saying it “still plans to host the U.S. Open as scheduled,” from Aug. 31 to Sept. 13 in New York.

BASEBALL: Rangers veteran and former Indians player Shin-Soo Choo is helping out financially strapped minor league play-ers with the season on hold, giving $1,000 each to 191 of them who are in the Texas organization. Choo said Wednesday that he remembers the financial struggles when he was in the minors.

NCAA: The recruiting dead period has been extended in all NCAA Division I and II sports through May 31. Recruiting was shut down on March 13, not long after the cancellation of all winter and spring sports because of the new coronavirus outbreak. The original suspension was through April 15.

RUNNING: The Boston Marathon is offering refunds for the first time Race organizers say anyone who was entered in the 124th edition of the race this month can still run on the rescheduled date, Sept. 14. But if they can’t make it, they can have their money back.

NBA: Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks says the four players who tested positive for the new coronavirus have com-pleted their two weeks of isolation and are now symptom-free. The Nets announced on March 17 that four players had tested positive.

BROWNS: Browns cornerback Denzel Ward is lending a financial hand to 21 people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through his foundation, Make Them Know Your Name, Ward will pay a major expense for 21 service workers and small business owners to help offset the a big economic blow suffered by the shutdown. Ward wears No. 21. “Whether that’s rent or mortgage

or just groceries for your family, I want someone to breathe a little easier knowing it’s taken care of this month,” Ward said. Ward and others will review applications and stories submitted through his founda-tion’s website (www.MTKYN.org)

PRO SOCCER: Major League Soccer plans to cut the pay of some executives and front office personnel while the season is on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. MLS Commissioner Don Garber and Deputy Commissioners Mark Abbott and Gary Stevenson will take 25% cuts in salary starting April 16, the person said on the condition of anonymity because the reductions were not announced publicly. Other cuts would range from 20% to 10% for managerial staff. Lower salaried employees, like entry-level hires, would see no reduction in pay. The cuts were first reported by Yahoo Sports.

UFC UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov says he won’t leave quar-antine in Russia to fight, dealing another blow to UFC President Dana White’s deter-mination to hold UFC 249 on April 18 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Nurmagomedov made his announcement Wednesday on Instagram, telling the mixed martial arts world to “take care of yourself and put yourself in my shoes.” Nurmagomedov (28-0) was scheduled to fight top contender Tony Ferguson (25-3) in the main event of UFC 249 in two weeks. The show was initially slated for Barclays Center in Brook-lyn before the pandemic threw the UFC’s schedule into upheaval.

SPORTS ON TV

WIVM airs Mount gamesWIVM-TV will rebroadcast two more

classic Mount Union football games Saturday.

The station will reair the 2001 playoff game between the Purple Raiders and Wit-tenberg at 6 p.m. A 2005 postseason game between Mount Union and Capital will follow at 8:30.

WIVM is available on Spectrum 989 and MCTV 128.

NFL

Chargers assess optionsAnthony Lynn has expressed plenty of

confidence in Tyrod Taylor if he ends up becoming the quarterback for the Los Ange-les Chargers, but there are a lot of questions that still need to be answered between now and the start of the season.

The Chargers coach said during a confer-ence call Wednesday that Taylor has the inside track but the team is still assessing all options.

“Right now he’s in the driver’s seat but nothing is finalized,” Lynn said. “When we brought him in last year we knew he could start if we needed him.”

Los Angeles announced in February that it would not re-sign Philip Rivers after a disappointing 5-11 season. Rivers signed with Indianapolis after starting the Char-gers’ last 235 games, including the playoffs.

KESSLER CUT The Patriots have released quarterback Cody Kessler. The former Brown spent time on New England’s practice squad last season. He was inactive for 11 regular-sea-son games as the third-string quarterback. The Patriots agreed to a one-year deal with former backup Brian Hoyer.

PANTHERS SIGNING The Panthers officially signed free agent wide receiver Robby Ander-son from the Jets to a two-year contract. The 26-year-old Anderson finished with 52 catches for 779 yards and five touchdowns last season for the Jets.

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n A sign outside one of the main gates to Wim-bledon as it is announced the Wimble-don tennis Champion-ships for 2020 has been canceled due to the coronavirus in London on Wednesday.

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Keith Wesson, Kaleb’s father, told The Dispatch on Tuesday that the unknowns are making it difficult for the family to get a read on what the future could hold after having submitted paperwork to the NBA Undergraduate Advisory Committee.

“He’ll definitely test the waters, but he’s going to maintain his eligibility based upon information because it’s just so unknown,” Keith Wesson said. “There may not be any opportunities to increase your value from the standpoint of workouts and combines and really solidify your position.”

The NBA has tentatively set dates for the draft while recognizing that there is no concrete date for the resumption of the season, which has been suspended by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Underclassmen have until April 26 to declare for the draft, with the draft com-bine scheduled for May 19-24 and the deadline to withdraw from the draft and retain NCAA eligibil-ity set for June 3.

All of that is guesswork at this point, and the uncertainty is especially impactful on a player such

as Wesson.After shedding nearly

50 pounds during the offseason, he showed a more well-rounded game as a junior. The 6-foot-9 Wesson shot a career-high 42.5% from three-point range while averaging a team-high 14.0 points and career-high 9.3 rebounds per game. He finished with 11 double-doubles and was third in Big Ten games in three-point shooting.

Defensively, the weight loss and improved con-ditioning helped him become a more adept ball-screen defender and allowed him to cut down on foul trouble.

It also helped Ohio State to a 21-10 record and had the Buckeyes looking to make a deep run in first the Big Ten tournament and then the NCAA Tour-nament, both of which were canceled. That, too, removed a potential platform for Wesson to showcase his talents on a national stage.

But his shortened season is all on video, and it has moved him into the second round of most NBA mock drafts. But the ability to show his game in NBA workouts might not be available this year, preventing him from solidifying or improving his stock in the draft.

“Oh, yeah, it definitely

increases the chances of coming back,” Keith Wesson said. “Nobody knows anything. We’ve talked to several different agents through the pro-cess of interviewing, and literally none of them know anything. They say the draft is going to be moved back. They don’t know when or if combines or workouts are going to happen.”

Players are permitted to work with certified agents through the draft process and still retain collegiate eligibility.

After a sophomore season in which he aver-aged 14.6 points and 6.9 rebounds, Wesson went through the NBA draft process without hiring an agent and had workouts for the Boston Celtics and Atlanta Hawks before returning to Ohio State.

Securing more work-outs would go a long way toward not only solidify-ing a spot in the draft but potentially climbing the draft board.

“Nobody even knows if there are going to be workouts, and if they are, they may be very limited,” Keith Wesson said. “In a normal year he may get eight to 10 workouts. Now they’re saying if they do get workouts, that will turn into three or four.”

It’s a long way from where the junior expected to be in April.

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n CORONAVIRUS: CAVALIERS

Love doesn’t want to see altering of NBA scheduleBy Marla RidenourAkron Beacon Journal

Cavaliers’ five-time All-Star forward Kevin Love believes the NBA will finish the regular season in some fashion and remains hopeful that the coronavirus pandemic will not affect the league’s schedule for 2020-21.

Speaking on “The Daily Show” with Trevor Noah on Tuesday night on Comedy Central, Love said he had been discussing scenarios for 2020-21 with a number of players and a couple of coaches and former coaches.

There has been speculation that the with the current season suspended and the likelihood that the playoffs will finish later than June 21, originally set as the last possible date for a Finals Game 7, the start of next season will be pushed back.

“We have the best schedule, it’s a scholastic schedule, you get sum-mers off,” Love said during his remote appearance. “So selfishly, and I’ve done it for 25 years now of organized basketball, we’ve always had that schedule where it’s been September and October through, if you go all the way to the Finals it’s through June. We have it really good. That’s not lost on any of us.”

As for the present situation, Love said he would like to play a few more regular-season games and mused that perhaps some playoff series could be shortened to best of five. The Cavs

stand 19-46, the second-worst record in the league behind the Golden State Warriors (15-50), but are 5-6 since J.B. Bickerstaff was elevated from associ-ate head coach after coach John Beilein stepped down.

The NBA suspended the season with the conclusion of games on March 11.

“Obviously drastic times, drastic measures, but we would like to keep the same schedule, 82 games,” Love told Noah in regards to 2019-20. “I would see a situation where because guys might come in a little out of shape and don’t know how to get through this time, because it is new, they will then have like a two-week training camp, play 10 games, then it will go into some sort of a playoff scenario. I don’t know if they’ll play seven games or they’ll play a five-game series that we haven’t seen in a long time and then we’ll have the Finals.

“But I do think because we’ve had so many of these sports taken away from us that the ratings will be incredibly high and it will be, in basketball how it is, it will be anybody’s game, anybody’s championship. As a fan myself, that will be fun to watch.”

Asked how he has been handling the three-week layoff, Love said he was still getting up early, eating right, working out and walking his dog, while also keeping virtually close to “my pil-lars in my life.

“It’s been a different time to navigate for all of us.”

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9020 American Autos

2015 Ford Focus ST,Blue, leather, moon-

roof, navigation, backup camera, 6 spd

manual, 70K miles.$15,500 or best.

330-933-1984

8220 Sleeping Rooms

All real estate herein issubject is subject tothe Federal Fair Hous-ing Act, which makes itillegal to advertise anypreference, limitationo r d i s c r i m i n a t i o nbased on race, color,religion, sex,h a n d ic a p , fa mi l ia lstatus or national ori-gin or intention tomake any such prefer-ences, limitations ordiscrimination.

State laws forbid dis-cr iminat ion in thestate, rental or advert-ising of real estatebased on factors in ad-dition to those protec-ted underfederal law. We willnot knowingly acceptany advertising forreal estate which is inviolation of the law. Allpersons are hereby in-formed that the dwell-ings advertised areavailable on an equalopportunity basis.

8230 Suburban Proper-ty/Sale

Carrollton 2 Story 5BRhome, 2 baths , fu l lbsmnt w/apt. 1700 sq.ft.garage/workshop, 40x48horse barn, 6 acre pas-ture all on 8 acres, Spec-tacular views of Sunrise& Sunset, by appt. 330-738-3190 or 330-575-2203

8250 Unfurnished Apartments

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8050 Commercial Property

Storefront $460336 4th St NW

Canton, Ohio 44702330-452-KING (5464)

8100 Duplex For Rent

PLAIN TWP., 2 BR., 1 BA.Remodeled. NO steps$580 mo., 330-877-7788.

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7290 Tools & Ma-chinery

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4020 Cemetery Lots

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4080 Lost & Found 4080 Lost & Found 4080 Lost & Found 4080 Lost & Found

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G & B CONCRETEDriveway SpecialistPatio, Steps, Walks

Free EST. FULLY INS'D330-784-1737

6080 Cement Work

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FREE ESTIMATESGutter Cleaning

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TAYLOR Painting &Property Services. Int./Ext. painting, drywall,

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SHERIFF'S SALEWITHOUT APPRAISAL



ORDER OF SALETreasurer of Stark

County, Ohiovs.

DONALD P. MULVANE,352 ARLINGTON AVENUE

N.W., CANTON, OHIO44708, et al

By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7, 2020 at 9:00AM, the following de-scribed real estate, towit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-14041 AT352 ARLINGTON AVENUEN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-14041LOCATED: 352 ARLING-

TON AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44708IF THIS PARCEL DOES


TO BE SOLD WITHOUTAPPRAISEMENT FORNOT LESS THAN THET O T A L A M O U N T O FTAXES, ASSESSMENTS,P E N A L T I E S A N D I N -TEREST PLUS COSTS.T E R MS : C E R T I F I E D





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County, Ohiovs.

DORTHA K. HENSON,2325 44TH STREET N.W.,CANTON, OHIO 44709,

et alBy virtue of an ORDER

OF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7, 2020 at 9:00AM, the following de-scribed real estate, towit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF PLAIN,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 52-02838 AT 2325 44THSTREET N.W., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTSParcel# 52-02838LOCATED: 2325 44TH

STREET N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44709IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

JOHN D. SADDLER,2343 20TH STREET N.E.,CANTON, OHIO 44705,


OF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7, 2020 at 9:00AM, the following de-scribed real estate, towit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-25128 AT1824 GRACE AVENUEN.E., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-25128LOCATED: 1824 GRACE

AVENUE N.E., CANTON,OHIO 44705IF THIS PARCEL DOES


TO BE SOLD WITHOUTAPPRAISEMENT FORNOT LESS THAN THET O T A L A M O U N T O FTAXES, ASSESSMENTS,P E N A L T I E S A N D I N -TEREST PLUS COSTS.T E R M S : C E R T I F I E D





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County, Ohiovs.

DONALD P. MULVANE,352 ARLINGTON AVENUE

N.W., CANTON, OHIO44708, et al


OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-14041 AT352 ARLINGTON AVENUEN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-14041LOCATED: 352 ARLING-

TON AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44708IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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SHERIFF'S SALECase No. 2019CV00997


ORDER OF SALEKEYBANK N.A.

vsLISA J. WITHERS, et al

By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April13, 2020 at 10:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF NIMISHIL-LEN, COUNTY OF STARK,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 33-06867 AT 2986SWALLEN AVENUE ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 33-06867LOCATED: 2986 SWAL-

LEN AVENUE LOUSVILLE,OHIO 44641APPRAISED at One Hun-

dred Fifty Thousand Dol-lars And Zero Cents$150,000.00NOTE: The appraisal

does not include an in-terior examination of thep r e m i s e s . T h e p u r -chaser shall be respons-ible for costs, allow-ances, and taxes that theproceeds of the sale areinsufficient to cover.T E R M S : C E R T I F I E D

CHECK or CASHIER'SCHECKIf the appraised value

of the property is:</= $10,000 = Deposit

of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =

Deposit of $5,000$200,000 or more = De-

posit of $10,000TERMS OF SALE: If the

Judgment Creditor is thepurchaser, no deposit isrequired. All third partypurchaser deposit(s)shall be made in accord-ance with the guidelinesas set forth in Ohio Re-v i s e d C o d e S e c t i o n2 3 2 9 . 1 1TERMS OF SECOND

SALE: Property to besold without regard tothe minimum bid re-quirement subject topayment of taxes andcourt costs; deposit re-quirements same as thefirst auctionBalance due in 30 days

from date of final courtentry confirming thesale.Sale to commence at 10

o'clock a.m. If the prop-erty is not sold at theabove noted sale date, itwill be offered for saleagain on Monday, May 4,2020 at the same timea n d l o c a t i o n n o t e dabove with no minimumbid.


330-451-7427Ricardo L. Johnstone

ATTORNEY(513) 333-4008

Published in The Repos-itory on March 26, April 2and April 9, 2020.





County, Ohiovs.

JOHN D. SADDLER,2343 20TH STREET N.E.,CANTON, OHIO 44705,



OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-25128 AT1824 GRACE AVENUEN.E., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-25128LOCATED: 1824 GRACE

AVENUE N.E., CANTON,OHIO 44705IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

CHRISTIE L. NELSON,1923 CLEVELAND AVEN-UE S.W., CANTON, OHIO

44707, et alBy virtue of an ORDER


OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-17913 AT1923 CLEVELAND AVEN-UE S.W., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 02-17913LOCATED: 1923 CLEVE-

LAND AVENUE S .W. ,CANTON, OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ORDER OF SALEKEYBANK N.A.

vsLISA J. WITHERS, et al


TOWNSHIP OF NIMISHIL-LEN, COUNTY OF STARK,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 33-06867 AT 2986SWALLEN AVENUE ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 33-06867LOCATED: 2986 SWAL-

LEN AVENUE LOUSVILLE,OHIO 44641APPRAISED at One Hun-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Ricardo L. Johnstone

ATTORNEY(513) 333-4008







County, Ohiovs.

NIKKI L. MCPHERSON,1312 LOUISIANA AVEN-UE N.W., CANTON, OHIO

44703, et alBy virtue of an ALIAS

O R D E R O F S A L EWITHOUT APPRAISAL is-sued by the Clerk of theCourt of Common Pleasof Stark County, Ohio,and to me directed I willoffer for sale at publicauction at the StarkCounty Office Building,110 Central Plaza S., 3rdFloor, Room 318 in theCity of Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Tuesday, April7, 2020 at 9:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-01778 AT1312 LOUISIANA AVEN-UE N.W., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 02-01778LOCATED: 1312 LOUISI-

ANA AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

CHRISTIE L. NELSON,1923 CLEVELAND AVEN-UE S.W., CANTON, OHIO



OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-17913 AT1923 CLEVELAND AVEN-UE S.W., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 02-17913LOCATED: 1923 CLEVE-

LAND AVENUE S .W. ,CANTON, OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

STEPHEN D. CHEUV-RONT, 1516 VASSAR AV-

ENUE N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44703, et al


OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-28625 AT1516 VASSAR AVENUEN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-28625LOCATED: 1516 VAS-

SAR AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

NIKKI L. MCPHERSON,1312 LOUISIANA AVEN-UE N.W., CANTON, OHIO

44703, et alBy virtue of an ALIAS

O R D E R O F S A L EWITHOUT APPRAISAL is-sued by the Clerk of theCourt of Common Pleasof Stark County, Ohio,and to me directed I willoffer for sale at publicauction at the StarkCounty Office Building,110 Central Plaza S., 3rdFloor, Room 318 in theCity of Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Tuesday, April7, 2020 at 9:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-01778 AT1312 LOUISIANA AVEN-UE N.W., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 02-01778LOCATED: 1312 LOUISI-

ANA AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ORDER OF SALECSE FEDERAL

CREDIT UNIONvs

SAM A. STEWART, et alBy virtue of an ORDER

OF SALE issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April 6,2020 at 10:00 AM, the fol-lowing described real es-tate, to wit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCELNUMBERS 13-06684, 13-06685, 13-06686 AND 13-06687 AT 1215 WALLACEAVENUE S.E., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 13-06684 13-

06685 13-06686 13-06687LOCATED: 1215 WAL-

LACE AVENUE S.E., CAN-TON, OHIO 44707APPRAISED at Sixty-

Nine Thousand DollarsA n d Z e r o C e n t s$ 6 9 , 0 0 0 . 0 0NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =






o'clock a.m. If the prop-erty is not sold at theabove noted sale date, itwill be offered for saleagain on Monday, April27, 2020 at the sametime and location notedabove with no minimumbid.


330-451-7427Matthew I. Mckelvey

ATTORNEY(513) 977-8200






County, Ohiovs.

STEPHEN D. CHEUV-RONT, 1516 VASSAR AV-

ENUE N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44703, et al


OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-28625 AT1516 VASSAR AVENUEN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-28625LOCATED: 1516 VAS-

SAR AVENUE N.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ALIAS SHERIFF'S SALEWITH APPRAISAL

Case No. 2018CV01856THE STATE OF OHIOSTARK COUNTY, SS.

ORDER OF SALEU.S. BANK NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION, AS IN-DENTURE TRUSTEE, FORTHE CIM TRUST 2016-2,MORTGAGE- BACKEDNOTES, SERIES 2016-2

vsVIRGIL A. KING, et al

By virtue of an ALIASORDER OF SALE WITHAPPRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April13, 2020 at 10:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMAN-

ENT PARCEL # 02-34334AT 2919 6TH STREETN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-34334LOCATED: 2919 6TH

STREET N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44708APPRAISED at Fifty-Sev-

en Thousand Dollars AndZero Cents $57,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Michael R. Brinkman

ATTORNEY(513) 322-7000


ALIAS SHERIFF'S SALEWITHOUT APPRAISALCase No. 2018CV01859


ALIAS ORDER OF SALEWITHOUT APPRAISALBEVERLY J. GRABLE,

TRUSTEE OF THEBEVERLY JEAN GRABLE

REVOCABLE TRUSTvs

BRUCE HARDY, et alBy virtue of an ALIAS

O R D E R O F S A L EWITHOUT APPRAISAL is-sued by the Clerk of theCourt of Common Pleasof Stark County, Ohio,and to me directed I willoffer for sale at publicauction at the southdoor of the Court Housein the City of Canton,County of Stark and theS t a t e o f O h i o , o nMonday, April 6, 2020 at10:00 AM, the followingdescribed real estate, towit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF LAKE,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCELNUMBERS 19-01372 AND19-0373 AT 12660 BLUE-BELL AVENUE N.E., ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 19-01372 19-

01373LOCATED: 12660 BLUE-

B E L L A V E N U E N . E . ,HARTVILLE, OHIO 44632APPRAISED at One Hun-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Christopher J. Freeman

ATTORNEY(330) 576-6493


ALIAS SHERIFF'S SALEWITH APPRAISAL

Case No. 2018CV01856THE STATE OF OHIOSTARK COUNTY, SS.


ASSOCIATION, AS IN-DENTURE TRUSTEE, FORTHE CIM TRUST 2016-2,MORTGAGE- BACKEDNOTES, SERIES 2016-2

vsVIRGIL A. KING, et al

By virtue of an ALIASORDER OF SALE WITHAPPRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April13, 2020 at 10:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMAN-

ENT PARCEL # 02-34334AT 2919 6TH STREETN.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-34334LOCATED: 2919 6TH

STREET N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44708APPRAISED at Fifty-Sev-

en Thousand Dollars AndZero Cents $57,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Michael R. Brinkman

ATTORNEY(513) 322-7000





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County, Ohiovs.

THELMA M WILLIAM-SON, 3120 2ND ST SE,CANTON, OHIO 44707



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-07099 AT 3120 2NDSTREET SE AND FUR-THER DESCRIBE IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTSParcel# 13-07099LOCATED: 3120 2ND

STREET SE, CANTON,OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ORDER OF SALEWELLS FARAGO BANK

N.A.vs

THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,DEVISEES, LEGATEES,

EXECUTORS, ADMINIS-TRATORS, SPOUSES AND

ASSIGNS AND THE UN-KNOWN GUARDIANS OFMINOR AND/OR INCOM-

PETENT HEIRS OFTHERESA M. DRAGOMIRE

AKA THERESADRAGOMIRE, et al

By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April 6,2020 at 10:00 AM, the fol-lowing described real es-tate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF MASSILLON, COUNTYOF STARK, STATE OFOHIO: KNOWN AS PER-MANENT PARCEL # 06-14525, 06-14545 AT 1446HEALY STREET N.E., ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 06-14542 06-

14545LOCATED: 1446 HEALY

STREET N.E., MASSIL-LON, OHIO 44646APPRAISED at Sixty

Thousand Dollars AndZero Cents $60,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Brison D. Wammes

ATTORNEY(513) 241-3100







County, Ohiovs.

JERRY W.SLATER,107 50TH STREET S.E.,CANTON, OHIO 44707,



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-14939 AT 107 50THSTREET S.E., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 13-14939LOCATED: 107 50TH

STREET S.E., CANTON,OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

JOHNNIE A SLISH,1011 CLARENDON AVENW, CANTON, OHIO



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-14950 AT VACANTLOT AT 13TH ST ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 13-14950LOCATED: VACANT LOT

AT 13TH ST, CANTONTOWNSHIP, OHIOIF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

THELMA M WILLIAM-SON, 3120 2ND ST SE,CANTON, OHIO 44707



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-07099 AT 3120 2NDSTREET SE AND FUR-THER DESCRIBE IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTSParcel# 13-07099LOCATED: 3120 2ND

STREET SE, CANTON,OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

MIRIAM RODGERS,327 AVIS AVE. N.W.,

MASSILLON, OHIO 44646,et al

By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7,2020 at 9:00 AM, the fol-

lowing described real es-tate, to wit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF PERRY,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 43-08305 AT 327 AVISAVENUE N.W., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 43-08305LOCATED: 327 AVIS AV-

ENUE N.W., MASSILLONOHIO 44646IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

TREVOR G. KENDIG,1126 RIDGE ROAD N.W.,CANTON, OHIO 44703,



OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL #02-17313 AT1126 RIDGE ROAD N.W.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 02-17313LOCATED: 1126 RIDGE

ROAD N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

DAVID R. STRYKER,680 TIMBERLINE TER.,

BRENTWOOD, CA 94513,et al

By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7, 2020 at 9:00AM, the following de-scribed real estate, towit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-00983 AT 1637CARNWISE STREET S.W.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 13-00983LOCATED: 1637 CARN-

WISE STREET S.W., CAN-TON, OHIO 44706IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

MARY L. KNOWLES,2470 CENTER AVENUE

ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601,et al


OF ALLIANCE, COUNTYOF STARK, STATE OFOHIO: KNOWN AS PER-MANENT PARCEL #01-05416 AT 2470 CENTERAVENUE AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 01-05416LOCATED: 2470 CENTER

A V E N U E , A L L I A N C E ,O H I O 4 4 6 0 1IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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JANET L. CAPLINGER,604 ALTA PLACE N.W.,

CANTON, OHIO 44703, etal


OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-22263 AT604 ALTA PLACE N.W.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 02-22263LOCATED: 604 ALTA

PLACE N.W., CANTON,OHIO 44703IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

MIRIAM RODGERS,327 AVIS AVE. N.W.,


By virtue of an ORDEROF SALE WITHOUT AP-PRAISAL issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe Stark County OfficeBuilding, 110 CentralPlaza S., 3rd Floor, Room318 in the City of Canton,County of Stark and theState of Ohio, on Tues-day, April 7,2020 at 9:00 AM, the fol-

lowing described real es-tate, to wit:S I T U A T E D I N T H E

TOWNSHIP OF PERRY,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 43-08305 AT 327 AVISAVENUE N.W., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 43-08305LOCATED: 327 AVIS AV-

ENUE N.W., MASSILLONOHIO 44646IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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NOTICE OF SERVICEBY PUBLICATION

IN THE COURT OFCOMMON PLEAS,

STARK COUNTY, OHIO

CITIZENS BANK, N.A.,ETC. PLAINTIFF

VS.LILLIAN B. LAHMERS, ET

AL. DEFENDANTS

CASE NO. 2019CV01656To the Defendant Lil-

lian B. Lahmers, by andthrough her attorney infact James D. Clark,whose last known ad-dress was 1228 2ndStreet NE, Massillon,O h i o 4 4 6 4 6 , w h o s epresent residence/ad-dress is unknown andcannot with reasonablediligence be ascertained:Plaintiff has brought

this action naming youas a defendant in theabove-named Court byfiling its supplementalcomplaint on the 6th dayof March, 2020.The object of the sup-

plemental complaint isto foreclose the equity ofredemption under one(1) mortgage against thefollowing described realestate:Situated in the City of

Massil lon, County ofStark and State of Ohio:Known as and being Lot

Number Eleven Thou-sand, Nine Hundred Sev-enty-Four (11,974), ac-cording to the presentnumbering of lots in saidCity of Massillon, Ohio.Subject to the condi-tions and restrictions re-corded in Volume 3399,Page 384 of the StarkCounty Records.Permanent Parcel No.

06-00914Property Address: 1228

2nd Street NE, Massillon,Ohio 44646And for a judgment

upon a note executed toPlaintiff by DefendantLillian B. Lahmers.The relief demanded is

a judgment against De-f e n d a n t L i l l i a n B .Lahmers in the judg-m e n t a m o u n t o f$53,323.63 plus interestat the rate of 7.500% perannum from December9, 2018 and at the rate of7.750% (variable) per an-num from July 15, 2019and for title costs, costsfor protecting the realestate and for courtcosts; that said mort-gage may be foreclosedand the said real estatedescribed herein be soldat Sheriff’s Sale and theproceeds of said sale ap-plied for payment ofplaintiff’s claims; fur-ther that Defendants berequired to answer set-ting forth their claims orinterests in the subjectreal estate, if any, orforever be barred fromclaiming or assertingsame; and for such oth-er and further relief towhich plaintiff may beentitled.You are required to an-

swer the supplementalcomplaint within twenty-eight (28) days after thelast publication of thisnotice, which will bepublished once a weekfor 3 consecutive weeks,with the last publicationto be made on the 2ndday of April, 2020.In case of your failure

to answer or otherwiserespond as permitted bythe Ohio Rules of CivilProcedure within thetime stated, judgment bydefault will be renderedagainst you for the reliefdemanded in the supple-mental complaint.

Johna M. BellaCounsel for Plaintiff

405 Madison Avenue,Suite 2200

Toledo, Ohio 43604Phone: (419) 244-9500

Fax: (419) 244-9510Published in The Repos-

itory on March 12, March19 and March 26, 2020.





County, Ohiovs.

MARY L. KNOWLES,2470 CENTER AVENUE

ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601,et al


OF ALLIANCE, COUNTYOF STARK, STATE OFOHIO: KNOWN AS PER-MANENT PARCEL #01-05416 AT 2470 CENTERAVENUE AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 01-05416LOCATED: 2470 CENTER

A V E N U E , A L L I A N C E ,O H I O 4 4 6 0 1IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ALIAS ORDER OF SALEWITHOUT APPRAISAL

WELLS FARGOBANK N.A.

vsPATRICK M. ROBECK,

et alBy virtue of an ALIAS


T O W N S H I P O F T U S -CARAWAS, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 72-06815 AT13569 LINCOLN STREETW., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 72-06815LOCATED: 13569 LIN-

COLN STREET W., NORTHLAWRENCE, OHIO 44666APPRAISED at Two Hun-

dred Seventy ThousandDollars And Zero Cents$270,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Emily A. Hubbard

ATTORNEY(513) 241-3100






County, Ohiovs.

ESTATE OF FRANK DE-PASQUALE AKA FRANK

A. DEPASQUALE,DECEASED, 5304

GARDENDALE AVENUEN.E., CANTON, OHIO



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-00613 A VACANTLOT ON MARTIN DRIVES.E., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 13-00613LOCATED: VACANT LOT

ON MARTIN DRIVE S.E.,E A S T S P A R T A O H I O4 4 6 2 6IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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TARA M. ONEY1741 NEIMANS AVE.,S.E., EAST CANTON,

OHIO 44730By virtue of an ORDER


TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCELNUMBERS 13-00780 AND13-12668 VACANT LOTSFRONTING ON GLYN-HAVEN AVENUE S.E. ,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 13-00780 13-

12668L O C A T E D : V A C A N T

LOTS FRONTING ON GLY-NAHVEN AVENUE S.E.,EAST CANTON, OHIOIF THIS PARCEL DOES







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County, Ohiovs.

WILLIAM CRISWELL,1508 FREDERICK AVESW, CANTON, OHIO



OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-07413 & 02-38208 AT 1508 FREDER-ICK AVENUE SW ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 02-07413 & 02-

38208LOCATED: 1508 FREDER-

ICK AVENUE SW, CAN-TON, OHIO 44706IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ALIAS ORDER OF SALEWITHOUT APPRAISAL

WELLS FARGOBANK N.A.

vsPATRICK M. ROBECK,

et alBy virtue of an ALIAS


T O W N S H I P O F T U S -CARAWAS, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 72-06815 AT13569 LINCOLN STREETW., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 72-06815LOCATED: 13569 LIN-

COLN STREET W., NORTHLAWRENCE, OHIO 44666APPRAISED at Two Hun-

dred Seventy ThousandDollars And Zero Cents$270,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Emily A. Hubbard

ATTORNEY(513) 241-3100





ORDER OF SALEBAYVIEW LOAN

SERVICING, LLC ADELAWARE

LIMITED LIABILITYCOMPANY

vsROSE PLUNKETT, et al


TOWNSHIP OF PERRY,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 43-09315 AT 4252 RO-SELAWN AVENUE S.W.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 43-09315LOCATED: 4252 RO-

SELAWN AVENUE S.W.,MASSILLON, OHIO 44646APPRAISED at One Hun-

dred Twenty-Nine Thou-sand Dollars And ZeroCents $129,000.00NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427F. P. Costello

ATTORNEY(440) 600-5500





ASSOCIATION, ASTRUSTEE FOR CREDITSUISSE FIRST BOSTON

MORTGAGE SECURITIESCORP., HOME EQUITYASSET TRUST 2004-7,HOME EQUITY PASS-THROUGH CERTIFIC-ATES, SERIES 2004-7

vsNANCY LONG AKA

NANCY L. LONG AKANANCY L. MCGUIRE, et alBy virtue of an ORDER

OF SALE issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April13, 2020 at 10:00 AM, thefollowing described realestate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE CITY

OF MASSILLON, COUNTYOF STARK, STATE OFOHIO: KNOWN AS PER-MANENT PARCEL # 06-12833 AT 1732 16THSTREET S.E., AND FUR-THER DESCRIBED IN THEPRELIMINARY JUDICIALREPORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 06-12833LOCATED: 1732 16TH

STREET S.E., MASSIL-LON, OHIO 44646APPRAISED at Fifty-

Four Thousand DollarsA n d Z e r o C e n t s$ 5 4 , 0 0 0 . 0 0NOTE: The appraisal




of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =





from date of final courtentry confirming thesale. Sale to commenceat 10 o'clock a.m. If theproperty is not sold atthe above noted saledate, it will be offeredf o r s a l e a g a i n o nMonday, May 4, 2020 atthe same time and loca-tion noted above with nominimum bid.


330-451-7427Ashley E. Rothfuss

ATTORNEY(513) 241-3100






County, Ohiovs.

WILLIAM CRISWELL,1508 FREDERICK AVESW, CANTON, OHIO



OF CANTON, COUNTY OFSTARK, STATE OF OHIO:KNOWN AS PERMANENTPARCEL # 02-07413 & 02-38208 AT 1508 FREDER-ICK AVENUE SW ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T SParcel# 02-07413 & 02-

38208LOCATED: 1508 FREDER-

ICK AVENUE SW, CAN-TON, OHIO 44706IF THIS PARCEL DOES


TO BE SOLD WITHOUTAPPRAISEMENT FORNOT LESS THAN THET O T A L A M O U N T O FTAXES, ASSESSMENTS,P E N A L T I E S A N D I N -TEREST PLUS COSTS.T E R M S : CE R T I F I E D





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ESTATE OF DONALD C.COEN, DECEASED C/OJEANNE B. COEN EX-ECUTOR, 414 49TH STN.W., CANTON, OHIO

44709By virtue of an ORDER


TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-03318 AT 3100 LIN-COLN STREET EAST, ANDFURTHER DESCRIBED INTHE PRELIMINARY JUDI-C I A L R E P O R T F I L E DW I T H T H E S T A R KC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 13-03318LOCATED: 3100 LIN-

COLN STREET EAST. ,CANTON, OHIO 44707IF THIS PARCEL DOES







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ORDER OF SALEBAYVIEW LOAN

SERVICING, LLC ADELAWARE

LIMITED LIABILITYCOMPANY

vsROSE PLUNKETT, et al


TOWNSHIP OF PERRY,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 43-09315 AT 4252 RO-SELAWN AVENUE S.W.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 43-09315LOCATED: 4252 RO-

SELAWN AVENUE S.W.,MASSILLON, OHIO 44646APPRAISED at One Hun-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427F. P. Costello

ATTORNEY(440) 600-5500





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INVITATION FOR BIDS

To obtain a Road Mater-ial Bid Packet, pleaseemai l us at [email protected] i t h y o u r c o m p a n yname and mailing ad-dress, a bid packet willbe mailed directly toyou.Please do not come to

the Administration Of-fice. All Township Of-fices are closed to thepublic until further no-tice.Sealed proposals ad-

dressed to the PlainT o w n s h i p B o a r d o fTrustees for the pur-chase of Road Materialswill be received by PlainTownship at the office ofthe Fiscal Officer, PlainTownship Hall, 2600 Ea-ston St. N.E., Canton,Ohio 44721 until 12:30P.M. on APRIL 16th, 2020.The Township is not re-sponsible if mailed docu-ments are received afterthe bid opening.Specifications may be

obtained from the PlainTownship Hall, 2600 Ea-ston Street N.E., Canton,Ohio 44721 between thehours of 8:00 A.M. and4 : 3 0 P . M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, exceptfor Holidays.Each proposal must

contain the name ofevery person interestedtherein.All proposals must be

submitted on the PlainTownship Bid Forms,available with the spe-cifications. Bid envel-opes must be sealed andplainly marked:

BID- ROAD MATERIALS2020-2021

All prices quoted ex-cept asphaltic materialsshall be specified F.O.B.delivered to Plain Town-ship, Canton, Ohio orF.O.B. bidder’s place ofbusiness . A l l pr icesquoted for asphaltic ma-terials shall be specifiedF.O.B. bidder’s place ofbusiness or F.O.B. de-livered to various roadpaving sites in PlainTownship.In all bids for asphaltic

materials, the materialssupplied must be 100%virgin materials. Materi-als supplied which in-clude any recycled or re-claimed materials shallnot be acceptable.Bidders must submit

two (2) copies of thecompleted Plain Town-ship Bid Form(s).Bids must be submit-

ted with all taxes deduc-ted. Plain Township willendorse Tax ExemptionCertificates.Successful bidders are

required to submit an af-fidavit or verified state-ment as to the non-liabil-ity or liability for person-al property tax in thecounty in which the tax-ing district is located(O.R.C. 5719.041).The bidder, if his bid is

accepted, shall defendany and all suits and as-sume any liability for theuse of any patented pro-cess, device or articleforming a part of the ap-paratus or any appli-ance furnished under thecontract. Successful bid-ders are required toprovide a Certificate ofInsurance whereby theTrustees of Plain Town-ship are "additionallyname insured" and are"held harmless" by theactivities of the vendors.Bidders may indicate

whether they will give adiscount for paymentwithin 20 days.Bidders may also indic-

ate any exceptions tothe bid specifications.The Plain Township

Board of Trustees re-serves the right, at theirdiscretion, to award bidson the basis of individu-al items within the spe-cifications, either separ-ately, in multiples, orcollectively for any or allitems. Bids will be awar-ded on the foregoingbasis to the lowest re-sponsible bidder.In awarding the bids,

proximity of bidder’spremises or plants willbe considered.ALL PRICES ON ALL MA-

TERIAL HEREIN SHALL BEFIRM AND IN EFFECTFROM THE DATE BIDSARE AWARDED UNTILAPRIL 30TH, 2021.THE AMOUNT OF MA-

T E R I A L S T O B E R E-QUIRED BY PLAIN TOWN-SHIP IS ESTIMATED, ANDTHE PLAIN TOWNSHIPBOARD OF TRUSTEES RE-SERVES THE RIGHT TOU N I L A T E R A L L Y I N -CREASE OR DECREASETHESE AMOUNTS.All bids will be opened

and read at 12:30 p.m. onAPRIL 16th, 2020 at thePlain Township Hall ,2600 Easton Street N.E.,Canton, Ohio 44721.The Plain Township

Board of Trustees re-serves the right to rejectany or all bids, and/orwaives informality in anybid, and to accept anybid or combination ofbids which deemed mostfavorable to the Town-ship at the time and un-der the conditions stipu-lated.

PLAIN TOWNSHIPBOARD OF TRUSTEES,

Stark County, OhioScott M. Haws

John A. SaboBrook N. Harless

Fiscal Officer – ThomasW. Wolf, CPA.

Published in The Repos-itory on March 26 andApril 2,2020.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby giventhat the Stark AreaRegional Transit Au-

thority (SARTA) is issu-ing a Request for Pro-

posals (RFB) for:Feasibility and Techno-

logy Study to be conduc-ted in the Fall of 2020 fora Development of a One-

Call Scheduling CenterAll vendors must be or

m u s t r e g i s t e r a s avendor through the web-site to have access tothe Proposals. The RFPpackets are only avail-able by going to SARTA’sw e b s i t e a t w w w .sartaonline.com/signin.Any questions should bedirected to Julie Juszli,Capital Projects/Pro-curement Manager at330-430-2275 or by emailat [email protected] proposals must be

submitted in accord-ance with requirementsset forth in the RFP, andmust be received atSARTA’s office at 1600Gateway Blvd SE, Can-ton, OH 44707 by 3:00pm, EST, Friday April 23,2020.Published in The Repos-

itory on March 27 andApril 2, 2020.

REPOSITORYLEGAL ADV. DEPT.

330-580-8432


INVITATION FOR BIDS

To obtain a Road Mater-ial Bid Packet, pleaseemai l us at [email protected] i t h y o u r c o m p a n yname and mailing ad-dress, a bid packet willbe mailed directly toyou.Please do not come to


















T E R I A L S T O B E R E -QUIRED BY PLAIN TOWN-SHIP IS ESTIMATED, ANDTHE PLAIN TOWNSHIPBOARD OF TRUSTEES RE-SERVES THE RIGHT TOU N I L A T E R A L L Y I N -CREASE OR DECREASETHESE AMOUNTS.All bids will be opened









LEGAL NOTICE

The Unknown Heirs atLaw, Devisees, Legatees,Administrators, and Ex-ecutors of the Estate ofRobert L. Henke, whoselast place of residence isUnknown, will take no-tice that on December23, 2019, Bank of NewYork Mellon Trust Com-pany, N.A. as Trustee forMortgage Assets Man-agement Series I Trust,filed its Complaint inForeclosure in Case No.2019CV02512 in theCourt of Common PleasStark County, Ohio al-leging that the Defend-ants, The Unknown Heirsat Law, Devisees, Leg-atees, Administrators,and Executors of the Es-tate of Robert L. Henke,has or claims to have aninterest in the real es-tate located at 180Grandview Avenue N.W.,Canton, OH 44708, PPN#214704. A complete leg-al description may beobtained with the StarkCounty Auditor’s Officelocated at Stark CountyOffice Bldg, 110 CentralPlaza South, Suite 220,Canton, OH 44702.The Petitioner further

alleges that by reason ofdefault of the Defend-ant(s) in the payment ofa promissory note, ac-cording to its tenor, theconditions of a concur-rent mortgage deed giv-en to secure the pay-ment of said note andconveying the premisesdescribed, have beenbroken, and the samehas become absolute.The Petitioner prays

that the Defendant(s)named above be re-quired to answer and setup their interest in saidreal estate or be foreverbarred from assertingthe same, for foreclos-ure of said mortgage,the marshalling of any li-ens, and the sale of saidreal estate, and the pro-ceeds of said sale ap-plied to the payment ofPetitioner’s claim in theproperty order of its pri-ority, and for such otherand further relief as isjust and equitable.THE DEFENDANT(S)

NAMED ABOVE ARE RE-QUIRED TO ANSWER ONOR BEFORE THE 7TH DAYOF MAY, 2020.

BY: Clunk, HooseCo., LPA

Ethan J. Clunk #0095546Attorneys for

Plaintiff-Petitioner4500 Courthouse Blvd.

Suite 400Stow, OH 44224

(330) 436-0300Published in The Repos-

itory on March 26, April 2and April 9, 2020.

INVITATION FOR BIDS

To obtain a Road Mater-ial Bid Packet, pleaseemai l us at [email protected] i t h y o u r c o m p a nyname and mailing ad-dress, a bid packet willbe mailed directly toyou.Please do not come to


















T E R I A L S T O B E R E -QUIRED BY PLAIN TOWN-SHIP IS ESTIMATED, ANDTHE PLAIN TOWNSHIPBOARD OF TRUSTEES RE-SERVES THE RIGHT TOU N I L A T E R A L L Y I N -CREASE OR DECREASETHESE AMOUNTS.All bids will be opened











ORDER OF SALEPNC BANK, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATIONvs

THEODORE A. WAGNERIII AKA THEODORE

WAGNER III, et alBy virtue of an ORDER


TOWNSHIP OF PLAIN,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 52-00949 AT 6238MIDDLEBRANCH AVEN-UE N.E., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 52-00949L O C A T E D : 6 2 3 8

MIDDLEBRANCH AVEN-UE N.E., CANTON, OHIO44721APPRAISED at One Hun-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Robert R. Hoose

ATTORNEY(330) 436-0300


LEGAL NOTICE

The Unknown Heirs atLaw, Devisees, Legatees,Administrators, and Ex-ecutors of the Estate ofRobert L. Henke, whoselast place of residence isUnknown, will take no-tice that on December23, 2019, Bank of NewYork Mellon Trust Com-pany, N.A. as Trustee forMortgage Assets Man-agement Series I Trust,filed its Complaint inForeclosure in Case No.2019CV02512 in theCourt of Common PleasStark County, Ohio al-leging that the Defend-ants, The Unknown Heirsat Law, Devisees, Leg-atees, Administrators,and Executors of the Es-tate of Robert L. Henke,has or claims to have aninterest in the real es-tate located at 180Grandview Avenue N.W.,Canton, OH 44708, PPN#214704. A complete leg-al description may beobtained with the StarkCounty Auditor’s Officelocated at Stark CountyOffice Bldg, 110 CentralPlaza South, Suite 220,Canton, OH 44702.The Petitioner further

alleges that by reason ofdefault of the Defend-ant(s) in the payment ofa promissory note, ac-cording to its tenor, theconditions of a concur-rent mortgage deed giv-en to secure the pay-ment of said note andconveying the premisesdescribed, have beenbroken, and the samehas become absolute.The Petitioner prays

that the Defendant(s)named above be re-quired to answer and setup their interest in saidreal estate or be foreverbarred from assertingthe same, for foreclos-ure of said mortgage,the marshalling of any li-ens, and the sale of saidreal estate, and the pro-ceeds of said sale ap-plied to the payment ofPetitioner’s claim in theproperty order of its pri-ority, and for such otherand further relief as isjust and equitable.THE DEFENDANT(S)

NAMED ABOVE ARE RE-QUIRED TO ANSWER ONOR BEFORE THE 7TH DAYOF MAY, 2020.

BY: Clunk, HooseCo., LPA

Ethan J. Clunk #0095546Attorneys for

Plaintiff-Petitioner4500 Courthouse Blvd.

Suite 400Stow, OH 44224

(330) 436-0300Published in The Repos-

itory on March 26, April 2and April 9, 2020.




ORDER OF SALETHE BANK OF NEW

YORK MELLON F/K/ATHE BANK OF NEW YORK

AS SUCCESSOR ININTEREST TO JPMOR-

GAN CHASE BANK, N.A.,AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT

SUISSE FIRST BOSTONMORTGAGE SECURITIES

CORP., MORTGAGEPASS-THROUGH

CERTIFICATES, SERIES2004-CF1

vsDARRELL L. MANKIN,


OF SALE issued by theClerk of the Court ofCommon Pleas of StarkCounty, Ohio, and to medirected I will offer forsale at public auction atthe south door of theCourt House in the Cityof Canton, County ofStark and the State ofOhio, on Monday, April 6,2020 at 10:00 AM, the fol-lowing described real es-tate, to wit:SITUATED IN THE VIL-

LAGE OF BEACH CITY,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCELNUMBERS 69-00522, 69-00521 AND 69-00690 AT551 W. MAIN STREETA N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 69-00522 69-

00521 69-00690LOCATED: 551 W. MAIN

STREET BEACH CITY,OHIO 44608APPRAISED at Sixty-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Kriss D. Felty

ATTORNEY(216) 588-1500




ORDER OF SALEPNC BANK, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATIONvs

THEODORE A. WAGNERIII AKA THEODORE

WAGNER III, et alBy virtue of an ORDER


TOWNSHIP OF PLAIN,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 52-00949 AT 6238MIDDLEBRANCH AVEN-UE N.E., AND FURTHERDESCRIBED IN THE PRE-LIMINARY JUDICIAL RE-PORT FILED WITH THESTARK COUNTY CLERKOF COURTS.Parcel# 52-00949L O C A T E D : 6 2 3 8

MIDDLEBRANCH AVEN-UE N.E., CANTON, OHIO44721APPRAISED at One Hun-





of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =








330-451-7427Robert R. Hoose

ATTORNEY(330) 436-0300
















00521 69-00690LOCATED: 551 W. MAIN






of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =









ATTORNEY(216) 588-1500







County, Ohiovs.

ROBERT L. HILL SR.,430 9TH STREET S.W.,



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-06289 AND 13-06290AT 349 AND VACANT LOTON TRUMP AVENUE N.E.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 13-06289 13-

06290LOCATED: 349 AND VA-

CANT LOT ON TRUMPAVENUE N.E., EAST CAN-TON, OHIO 44730IF THIS PARCEL DOES







330-451-7427G. Yost
















00521 69-00690LOCATED: 551 W. MAIN






of $2,000$10,000 </= $200,000 =









ATTORNEY(216) 588-1500







County, Ohiovs.

REBA M. BOWLES,4233 CLOVERHILL ST.,S.W., CANTON, OHIO



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-06060 AT 4233CLOVERHILL STREETS.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKCOUNTY CLERK COURTS.Parcel# 13-06060L O C A T E D : 4 2 3 3

CLOVERHILL STREETS.W., CANTON, OHIO44706IF THIS PARCEL DOES

NOT RECEIVE A SUFFI-CIENT BID OR IS NOTOTHERWISE DISPOSEDOF ACCORDING TO LAW,IT SHALL BE OFFEREDFOR SALE AT THE SAMETIME AND PLACE ONTuesday, May 5, 2020FOR AN AMOUNT SUFFI-CIENT TOSATISFY THEJUDGMENT.CONDITIONS OF SALE:






330-451-7427G. Yost







County, Ohiovs.

ROBERT L. HILL SR.,430 9TH STREET S.W.,



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-06289 AND 13-06290AT 349 AND VACANT LOTON TRUMP AVENUE N.E.,A N D F U R T H E R D E -SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKC O U N T Y C L E R K O FC O U R T S .Parcel# 13-06289 13-

06290LOCATED: 349 AND VA-

CANT LOT ON TRUMPAVENUE N.E., EAST CAN-TON, OHIO 44730IF THIS PARCEL DOES







330-451-7427G. Yost







County, Ohiovs.

REBA M. BOWLES,4233 CLOVERHILL ST.,S.W., CANTON, OHIO



TOWNSHIP OF CANTON,C O U N T Y O F S T A R K ,STATE OF OHIO: KNOWNAS PERMANENT PARCEL# 13-06060 AT 4233CLOVERHILL STREETS.W., AND FURTHER DE-SCRIBED IN THE PRELIM-INARY JUDICIAL REPORTFILED WITH THE STARKCOUNTY CLERK COURTS.Parcel# 13-06060L O C A T E D : 4 2 3 3

CLOVERHILL STREETS.W., CANTON, OHIO44706IF THIS PARCEL DOES

NOT RECEIVE A SUFFI-CIENT BID OR IS NOTOTHERWISE DISPOSEDOF ACCORDING TO LAW,IT SHALL BE OFFEREDFOR SALE AT THE SAMETIME AND PLACE ONTuesday, May 5, 2020FOR AN AMOUNT SUFFI-CIENT TOSATISFY THEJUDGMENT.CONDITIONS OF SALE:






330-451-7427G. Yost




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